Foxham Dog Field

22/04/2026

04/04/2026

Happy Easter! 🐣🐣

Please remember that if you arrive early, and the Field is being used, to wait down the road until the time your slot begins.

Also to leave the car park area at the time your slot ends.

Any problems please text me on 07789986660

Thank you
Carolyne 🐕🐕

19/01/2026

Happy New Year everyone!

I have a lady who lives locally and is looking for a dog sitter who can stay overnight to look after her two dogs when she goes on holiday.
Any recommendations please?

22/09/2025

The Field has been open 8 years! 🐕

18/06/2025

If you have booked a slot in the middle of the day during this hot weather I am very happy to reschedule to a cooler time if you text me on 07789986660.
Carolyne 🐕

07/06/2025

FAMILY FUN DOG SHOW

3rd August 2025
The Green
Foxham
Classes start at 2pm - entries (£2 per class) taken on the day from 1.15

RING 1
Most handsome dog
Prettiest bitch
Waggies tail
Best rehomed or rescued
Young handler
Best long legs (over 11”)
Best short legs (under 11”)
Golden oldie 8+

RING 2
Have a go Dog Agility

All proceeds to St John the Baptist Church

21/05/2025

The birdsong when walking in the Field is beautiful. I downloaded the free Merlin App and I am now able to recognise the different birds that I can hear. These were the birds this morning. 🐕

25/12/2024

Wishing everyone - and all the dogs - a wonderful Christmas and a happy and healthy 2025 🐕🐕🐕🐕

05/11/2024

🐾🐾🐾🐾It's NOT normal!🐾🐾🐾🐾

In the image below, there is only one dog with a 'normal' sitting posture. The rest are all showing signs that they may be in some discomfort. Too often we 'normalise' posture and gait abnormalities because they are typical for the breed type. These should be considered 'common', not 'normal'.

🐕Did you know that in a recent study, up to 80% of animals with behavioural issues had concurrent physical issues too? This is definitely reflected in my case load.
🐕Pain and discomfort can contribute to poor mood and reduced tolerance to everyday stressors.
🐕Pain is very difficult to diagnose in a non verbal animal so it is important we really listen to what the dog is trying to express. Looking at posture and movement as well as how they use their bodies in everyday activities can give us huge insight into any underlying issues.
🐕You can never say that a dog is not in pain.

Does your dog have some behavioural issues that you are struggling to manage? Perhaps they have some underlying issues which are making it difficult for them to learn new behaviours and to manage their emotions. I can help put the puzzle pieces together to find an effective strategy that is tailor made to your dog. I am also a Certified Dynamic Dog Practitioner, and my behaviour assessments include a functional gait and movement analysis to ascertain your dogs comfort levels. This protocol helps me to assess if any physical discomfort is adding to your dog’s problem behaviour. The video evidence collected includes dynamic as well as static images of the dog doing various daily activities such as toileting, jumping in and out of the car, lying down and getting up etc. I summarise my findings and provide this video analysis to your vets to help towards the assessment of your dog.
Behaviour cases often require a multi-disciplinary approach for the best outcome

29/08/2024

Trigger spotted the balloon this morning!