Fenstanton Secure Dog Field

26/05/2026

17/03/2026

Thank you to everyone who is keeping the field much cleaner

23/05/2025

We have 5 beautiful new neighbours to the field ❤️

01/08/2024

Clouds today and much cooler !

08/07/2024

Lovely morning for an off leash walk! 🦋

26/06/2024

We hope everyone is enjoying the warmer weather!

As always please be sensible and keep your dogs safe from heat stroke. Very early or very late walks, shorter walks, walks in shadier areas, indoor enrichment activities are all ways we can protect our dogs in the heat.

Check out the guides below on heat stroke and PetPlan's 'how hot is too hot?'

Thank you 😀

08/01/2024

A belated happy new year to all our customers!

We have an update regarding the government's XL Bully Ban...

XL Bully dog owners will still be able to use our field on the conditions set out by our insurance provider. You can find this in full on our Rules and Information page: https://www.fenstantonsecuredogfield.co.uk/rules-safety

For information and support for XL Bully owners:
https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/dog-advice/life-with-your-dog/at-home/american-bully-xl

Thank you 🌻

What to do if you own an American Bully XL

20/10/2023

Hello FSDF pals!

We hope you've all had a lovely summer and are now welcoming the very mixed autumn weather we've been having!

Please note our opening times have altered slightly and are:

Monday: 7am - 7pm
Tuesday: 7am - 7pm
Wednesday: 7am - 7pm
Thursday: 7am - 7pm
Friday: 7am - 7pm
Saturday: 8am - 7pm
Sunday: 9am - 6pm

Thank you for your support and custom over the last 18+ months since opening 🐾 🐕 🌞

27/05/2023

Hi friends!

Spring has definitely sprung and our dogs are loving it - we hope yours are too.

Some little updates:

- Be aware there are four lovely lady cows in the next field 🐮

- A reminder - smoking is not permitted on site 🚭

- We are finding the field being left tidy and clean in the evenings which is much appreciated - thank you! 💕

- As the weather is getting warmer please be responsible when taking your dogs out. Large breeds, flat faced breeds, elderly dogs and those with health problems are more at risk of heat stroke. So when its above 20 degrees please take care by doing shorter walks, walking very early or late and use shaded areas when possible. Our dogs love enrichment like puzzles, trick training and playing to wear them out when walks aren't an option 🌞

- Please reach out to us here via messenger or email for any questions or feedback - it's all useful and appreciated ✉️