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06/06/2026

Happy birthday to Monty moo! Hope you have the best day gorgeous boy 🥰💙🫶

18/05/2026

Currently sunbathing rather than dog walking.. but of course Jess struggles to switch off! Hope my fur babies are behaving without me 🧡

18/05/2026

Happy 4th birthday to Ellie! We know you'll be spoilt rotten sweet girl 🥹🧡

11/05/2026

Meet new girl Pippa... she makes me broody 🥲😍🧡

07/05/2026

Our latest newbie Reggie has slotted straight in, look at his baby face 🥲😍

30/04/2026

We aren't sure about these cows Jess.. 🐄

We've accidentally befriended them, they come running to say hi! 😂🥰🙈

28/04/2026

Our lovely Pebble has crossed rainbow bridge, we will miss you so much 🥺🌈

Always rolling in something, finding filthy water, bombing past at 100 miles an hour knowing we are approaching the river.

Could hear a rustle of a food packet a mile off! Front of the line for treats every single time.

Thank you Pebs for the joy, giggles & love you've given us these last couple of years 🧡

23/04/2026

It's a shame that it's taken Bobbys tragic story going into the news for Farmer Copleys to take action. 😢

Important update: Dogs no longer permitted at Tulip Festival

We are deeply saddened by the recent incident involving a visitor’s dog following a visit to our Tulip Festival, and our thoughts remain with the owner at this difficult time.

We must stress while the exact cause of this incident remains unknown, many flowers and plants in outdoor environments can pose risks to dogs if ingested, particularly the bulb, and we do not wish to take any further risk.

The safety and wellbeing of all our visitors and their pets is something we take extremely seriously. As a precautionary measure, we have made the difficult decision to no longer permit dogs at our Tulip Festival for the remainder of the season.

In addition, this has further reinforced our decision to close the pick your own area for the remainder of the festival. The display fields are still in peak bloom.

We understand this may be disappointing for some visitors. Any customers who have booked and are now unable to attend due to this change are welcome to contact us regarding a refund at [email protected].

We are undertaking a full investigation and make a decision on 2027’s season in due course.

*Assistance dogs will still be permitted and will be required to sign a disclaimer

18/04/2026

Please read 😢

I wanted to share something important following a recent and very sad incident, where a member of my pack passed away within 3 hours of visiting a well known local tulip festival 💔

🌷 Tulips (especially the bulbs) are toxic to dogs if ingested, and what’s really important to understand is how easily this can happen - particularly in places like tulip fields or large floral events.

Tulip bulbs sit just under the soil and can be very appealing for dogs to sniff (they often have a slightly sweet smell). Even a small amount - whether that’s chewing a bulb, plant material, or licking contaminated soil from paws - can lead to serious and sometimes life-threatening symptoms.

In large displays, where there are thousands or even millions of bulbs, the risk is much higher due to:
• disturbed soil from footfall
• decomposing leaves and flowers
• exposed or shallow bulbs
• lots of exciting smells encouraging digging and mouthing

⚠️ Symptoms to watch for:
• Drooling or foaming at the mouth
• Vomiting or diarrhoea
• Lethargy or weakness
• Loss of coordination / wobbliness
• Heavy or rapid breathing
• Sensitivity or unusual behaviour (including agitation or aggression)
• In more severe cases: tremors, seizures, or collapse

Some symptoms can come on quickly, while others may develop over a few hours.

If you notice any of the above, or suspect your dog may have ingested part of a tulip, seek veterinary advice immediately - it’s always better to act early.

My heart goes out to the family of my pack member, and I hope by sharing this we can help prevent any other dogs from experiencing something similar. This isn’t to cause alarm, but to raise awareness so owners can make informed, safe choices for their dogs 🐾

Please feel free to share to help spread awareness 🤎

11/04/2026

So… I've been a little rubbish on here recently! Between you all keeping me so busy, going home to 2 kids & keeping on top of life... Facebook updates have just not been on my mind 🙈

We've had our mini dog walker in tow some days during the holidays.. she takes full control AND the dogs listen to her every word 🥲

A snippet of the last few weeks 👇🧡