K9 Acres - Private-Hire Dog Exercise Fields

02/06/2026

Apple air-tag found at the fields.

Please contact me if it's yours.

21/05/2026

It's going to be a hot weekend... Why not bring your dog's to our fields to enjoy the paddling pools and unlimited fresh water (and prevent heatstroke) .

Perhaps book 2 slots back to back and bring a picnic to enjoy some Bank Holiday family time (the fields are perfect for a game of rounders)

Early morning and early evening spaces are available for those of you with dog's who don't like water.

Wishing you all a safe and enjoyable Bank Holiday weekend

18/04/2026

Sun is shining so the paddling pools are out.

Clean water is available to fill the pools, but if possible, please empty the pools on the grass to water the bare patches 😊

Spaces available today!

29/03/2026

K9 Acres is open over the Easter weekend but spaces are filling up fast so secure your bookings in advance to avoid disappointment 🐰 🐣

Schedule your appointment online K9 Acres

21/03/2026

Just want to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who's taken the time to leave a review of the fields 🙌❤️🙌

It means so much for a new, small business and makes a massive difference to the Google algorithms.

Thank you, thank you, thank you 😊

21/03/2026

Fetchingham field has had it's first cut of 2026 and looks fab (thanks to Sophie 🙌)

The sun is shining and we have a few spaces left for field hire today.... Treat your doggies!

18/03/2026

It's a beautiful day at the fields and we have spaces available... Just click the link below and treat yourself and your dog to some much needed fresh air and sunshine.

https://k9acreskent.as.me/schedule/50e3d8ab

14/03/2026

Leia and Obi enjoying the space at Fetchingham field.

Walks provided by K9 Kindness

03/03/2026

Fields have reopened 🙌

Still a small amount of surface water but hoping for drier fields by the weekend 🙏

The water sprays have been replaced and no longer leak 😎 and I am planning to install some paths this summer so that humans can avoid the mud next winter.

Thank you for your patience whilst the fields have been closed.

FYI: The fields contain wild carrots (Daucus Carota) and many dogs are digging and snacking on these at the fields (see pic below). Please be assured that these are not toxic to dogs and the field has had no chemical pesticides/fertilisers treatments for many years (organic carrots!)

Wild carrots contain fibre, potassium, vits A K and B6.

A muddy muzzle is clear indication of carrot scrumping behaviour 😂

21/02/2026

I had to share this....

A muddy Winston at Waggleton field... With dobby ears 🥹 ❤️