Kemble's Field

Kemble's Field Field and barn hire, dog training activities, events venue, and gundog shoot experience in Worcestershire.

Welcome to Kemble's Field

Dog training and activities, events venue, and shoot experience, in Charlton. Rent our indoor training barn and fully enclosed dog training field near Pershore and Evesham, Worcestershire. Kemble's Field is perfect for private dog walking, gundog training, reactive dogs, swimming practice, scentwork training, mantrailing, hoopers, puppy training, pet dog obedience traini

ng, and more. Safe and secure, available to hire all year, ideal for all dog training needs. The purpose-built training facilities include everything you could want for gundog training. Spread over 5 acres, our field has retrieving lanes, a jumping pen and fences, a large pond for water work, short grass and cover crops for hunting. Kemble's Field also has a large indoor training area with classrooms, toilets, and a kitchen. Plus a large car park with ample space for at least 20 cars. If you are a gundog club, dog trainer, or organisation and would like to use the venue for training, events or dog shows, or if you are a small business owner and need an indoor conference space in Worcestershire, we can help.

The biggest mistake in puppy toilet training is expecting reliability before the routine is reliable. Owners often feel ...
09/05/2026

The biggest mistake in puppy toilet training is expecting reliability before the routine is reliable. Owners often feel their puppy is "not getting it", when really the puppy has not had enough well-timed chances to get it right.

Successful puppy house training starts with building your day around your puppy's needs. That means taking them out regularly, not waiting until they ask in a way you might miss. Most puppies need a toilet trip after waking up, after eating, after drinking, after play and before settling down again. If that sounds frequent, it is. Early on, toilet training is less about commands and more about management.

Choose one toilet area and stick with it. Go to the same patch, stand quietly, give your puppy time and then reward as soon as they finish. Keep it simple. This is not the moment for a garden tour or a game of chase. The more predictable the setup, the faster your puppy learns why they are there.

And just to say it plainly: your puppy is not trying to catch you out. They are not being dominant, manipulative or lazy. If accidents keep happening, look at the timetable. More supervision, more timely trips outside and better management between outings will fix the vast majority of problems.

For the next few days, stop expecting your puppy to remember and start planning as though it is your job to remind them every time. Because at this stage, it is.

Need help with your puppy? For practical advice and support from our ABTC-accredited instructors at our Royal Kennel Club listed status training venue, head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/collections/dog-training

The first few weeks with a puppy are not about training. They are about helping them feel safe, settled, and able to cop...
06/05/2026

The first few weeks with a puppy are not about training. They are about helping them feel safe, settled, and able to cope in a world that is completely new to them.

And we have written a free PDF guide to show new puppy owners exactly how to do that.

If your puppy feels bitey, frantic, overwhelmed, or impossible by the evening, it is rarely because they are naughty or disobedient. It is usually because the world is too big, too fast, and too much.

This free PDF guide helps you understand what your puppy is really telling you and how to respond in a way that supports them, instead of accidentally making things harder.

Inside The First Few Weeks With Your New Puppy, you will learn:
💡 How to create a simple daily rhythm that helps your puppy settle and rest
💡 How much sleep puppies actually need and why it matters
💡 Why less exercise often leads to calmer behaviour
💡 What socialisation really means and how to avoid overwhelming your puppy
💡 How to reduce biting, zooming, barking, and frustration through rest and structure
💡 How to use your environment to set your puppy up to succeed
💡 What can wait and what truly matters in the early weeks
💡 A simple daily checklist for when things feel hard

This is not a strict schedule or a training plan. It is a way of understanding your puppy as a developing animal who is learning how their body feels, how the world works, and how humans behave, all at the same time.

You are not failing.

Your puppy is not broken.

They are learning how to exist in the real world.

This free PDF guide will help you:
· Know when to step in and when to give space
· Understand stress before it turns into behaviour problems
· Stop chasing training goals and start meeting your puppy’s real needs
· Build calm, confidence, and safety first so everything else becomes easier later

If you want to raise a real world puppy who feels secure, settled, and ready to learn, this is where to start.

To download the guide, for free, head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/the-first-few-weeks-with-your-new-puppy

Bringing a puppy home is exciting, messy and, for most owners, just a little humbling. One minute you are imagining love...
03/05/2026

Bringing a puppy home is exciting, messy and, for most owners, just a little humbling. One minute you are imagining lovely walks and sofa cuddles. The next, you are scrubbing the floor for the third time that morning wondering whether your puppy has made it their personal mission to wee on every soft surface in the house.

If you are searching for how to toilet train a puppy without losing your patience, you are not alone. It is one of the most common questions new owners ask, and one of the easiest areas to go wrong. People are still being told their puppy is lazy, stubborn, or "getting away with it". None of that is true, and none of it gets the job done.

Puppies are babies. They have small bladders, very limited control, and no idea what your household rules are until you show them clearly and consistently. Toilet training is not about telling a puppy off until they stop making mistakes. It is about making the right choice easy, obvious and worth repeating.

For owners in Pershore and Evesham, this is where practical, force-free puppy training makes a real difference. You do not need a complicated system or a miracle fix from a television programme. You need a clear routine, good timing and realistic expectations. Boring, sensible consistency. Not glamorous, but genuinely effective.

At Kemble's Field, we teach training for real life, not just for the training hall. That includes the foundations puppies need from day one, including toilet training, and the skills that progress naturally into the Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme.

Need help with your puppy? For practical advice and support from our ABTC-accredited instructors at our Royal Kennel Club listed status training venue, head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/collections/dog-training

If you’re looking to help your pet dog build the kind of manners that make everyday life easier with force-free training...
30/04/2026

If you’re looking to help your pet dog build the kind of manners that make everyday life easier with force-free training in a supportive environment, our next four week pet dog training class starts on 12 May 2026.

Tuesdays, 11am-12:15pm
12th May 2026
19th May 2026
26th May 2026
2nd June 2026
Kemble's Field, Charlton, Worcestershire, WR10 3LQ

Across the course, the focus is on the things that genuinely make a difference when you’re out and about with your dog, including loose lead walking that feels manageable, reliable recall around distractions, impulse control, frustration tolerance, calm greetings, and steady behaviour in busier environments.

As a Royal Kennel Club listed training club, we also introduce and develop the foundations of the Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme, giving you a clear and structured framework to follow, with the option to work towards the relevant assessment when you and your dog feel ready.

Sam is an ABTC qualified Animal Training Instructor, known for clear coaching, realistic expectations, and a calm, supportive approach that allows both dogs and handlers to progress at a pace that feels right for them.

Classes are held at a dedicated training facility with fenced private fields and an indoor rubber floored barn, giving your dog the space to learn in a controlled environment, without the added pressure of a busy public setting.

If you want training that feels practical, achievable, and actually carries over into real life, this is exactly what these classes are designed to support.

For more information and booking head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/pet-dog-training-classes-with-sam-negus

Search for Evesham dog training or Pershore dog training and you will find a lot of promises about perfectly behaved dog...
27/04/2026

Search for Evesham dog training or Pershore dog training and you will find a lot of promises about perfectly behaved dogs.

Most people are not looking for perfect.

They just want life with their dog to feel easier.

The lead pulling every walk. The dog launching through the door. The recall that works until something interesting appears. That does not mean a stubborn dog. It usually means no one has shown them how to live alongside us yet.

Our puppy and pet dog training classes near Evesham and Pershore are designed to teach exactly that.

Classes run at Kemble's Field, Charlton, WR10, just outside Evesham. A dedicated training facility with fenced private fields and an indoor rubber-floored barn. A calm, controlled space where dogs can actually think, rather than being overwhelmed in a crowded hall or a busy park.

Training is led by Sam Negus, an ABTC qualified Animal Training Instructor, known for clear coaching and realistic expectations that fit normal home life.

Sessions focus on loose lead walking, recall, settling, and handling. The skills that make daily walks and ordinary routines feel manageable.

The training follows the structure of the Royal Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Scheme, the largest dog training programme in the UK, running from Puppy Foundation through Bronze, Silver, and Gold. But classes are not run as test preparation. The focus is always on the dog in front of us.
Build calm first. Build connection. Help the dog understand how to work with their handler rather than react to the environment.

Work. Reward. Recover.

Because tired is not the same as calm.

Puppy classes near Evesham start that process early. Young dogs learn to pause rather than rush, check in with their handler, and understand that calm behaviour works. Those early lessons shape the dog that grows up.

Pet dog training classes then build on that foundation, developing the everyday skills that make life together work.

For those who want to go further, the Good Citizen assessments are there. But the certificate is not the goal.

The goal is the dog you live with. One who walks with you rather than dragging you. Who checks in. Who can settle when nothing exciting is happening.

Classes are available now. Take a look at what is coming up near Evesham and Pershore, or get in touch if you have any questions.

For more information head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/collections/dog-training

If you want to give your puppy a calm, confident start, with force-free basic training in a fun, supportive environment,...
24/04/2026

If you want to give your puppy a calm, confident start, with force-free basic training in a fun, supportive environment, our next four week puppy class starts on 12 May 2026.

Tuesdays, 6:15pm to 7:30pm
12th May 2026
19th May 2026
26th May 2026
2nd June 2026
Kemble’s Field, Charlton, Worcestershire, WR10 3LQ

Across the course, the focus is on the skills that genuinely make a difference day to day, including getting out of the car without chaos, clipping the lead on without a struggle, walking out of the door more calmly, settling in new environments, and building a reliable recall from the start.

As a Royal Kennel Club listed training club, we introduce and develop the foundations of the Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme, giving you a clear and practical framework to follow, with the option to work towards the relevant assessment when you and your puppy feel ready.

Classes are led by Sam Negus, an ABTC qualified Animal Training Instructor, known for clear coaching, realistic expectations, and a calm, supportive approach that helps both puppies and owners settle into training with confidence.

Classes are held at a dedicated training facility with fenced private fields and an indoor rubber floored barn, giving your puppy a safe and controlled space to learn without the pressure of a busy public setting.

Force free methods are used throughout, with a focus on helping you raise a steady, well adjusted dog you can enjoy living and working with.

For more information and to book, head to
https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/puppy-training-classes-with-sam-negus

Most dog training is about control. This isn't.If your dog pulls, switches off the moment something interesting appears,...
26/03/2026

Most dog training is about control. This isn't.

If your dog pulls, switches off the moment something interesting appears, or turns everyday moments into hard work, there is another way.

We focus on calm, clear thinking, better decisions, and real life skills that hold up outside the class.

Our puppy and pet dog classes also build the foundations of the Royal Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme, so you are working towards something recognised.

No shouting. No quick fixes. Just training that actually works.

Puppy Classes and Pet Dog Training starting soon at Kemble's Field. Classes are small by design, so spaces go quickly.

Book your spot here: https://kemblesfield.co.uk/collections/dog-training

Scent on the Home FrontA Two-Day Immersive Scent Detection ExperienceA village. A wartime secret. A woman found dead.You...
19/03/2026

Scent on the Home Front
A Two-Day Immersive Scent Detection Experience

A village. A wartime secret. A woman found dead.
You are not watching. You are part of it.

Over 2 days, you and your dog work a fully immersive 1940s murder investigation. Run in character from start to finish. Every search moves the story forward. Every decision is yours.

Day 1 builds your team. You settle into the work, find your rhythm, and learn to read each other. Then the story begins. By the end of the day, a body has been found.

Day 2 is the investigation. Briefings. Suspects. Search zones. Conflicting information. Your dog works the evidence. You decide what matters. No one hands you the answer.

What's included
- 2 days of structured scentwork
- a purpose-written mystery
- guided searches
- themed lunch on day
- 2 professional action shots and a team portrait.

And a dog that finishes tired in the right way. Calm. Focused. Worked.

This works for you if...
Your dog searches for food or a toy. You want more than standard training. You like puzzles, stories, and doing something genuinely different. Beginners are welcome. Experienced teams will still be tested.

A few things worth knowing
Only 1 dog works at a time. No crowded start lines. No pressure to perform. Small group only, 8 to 10 teams, so every pair gets proper time and space.

Spaces are limited. When they're gone, they're gone.
Book your place and step into the investigation.
https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/scent-of-a-murder-weekend-mystery

Try Free Work. See what your dog tells you.And yes, it can help with loose lead walking.This is a one day, hands on work...
22/02/2026

Try Free Work. See what your dog tells you.
And yes, it can help with loose lead walking.

This is a one day, hands on workshop where you and your dog get space to breathe, move, choose, and think. No drills. No forcing positions. Just guided set ups that show you how your dog uses their body, how they cope with the world, and how your connection grows when you stop trying to control every step.

Loose lead walking gets easier when your dog feels safer, more settled in their body, and better able to switch off. Free Work helps build that base.

Saturday 28 February 10 - 4pm
One day workshop
Kemble's Field

Calm set ups. Real life skills.
Come and have a go.
Book your place now.
https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/introduction-to-freework

Most people do not search for puppy classes because everything is going well.They search when biting starts.When the lea...
05/02/2026

Most people do not search for puppy classes because everything is going well.
They search when biting starts.
When the lead pulling begins.
When their puppy stops listening.

That is normal. Puppies are learning how to live in our world.

Our 4 week puppy course focuses on the everyday skills that make life easier. Calm exits from the car. Lead on and off without the wrestling. Walking out of the door without dragging you down the drive. Settling in new places. Early recall foundations.

The course is Kennel Club listed and led by an ABTC qualified animal training instructor.

Classes run at Kemble’s Field in Charlton near Evesham. A dedicated dog training facility with fenced private fields and an indoor rubber floored barn so young dogs can learn in a calm, controlled space.

Tuesdays, daytime
£20 per class. Four week course.

Message to book or ask if this is the right starting point for your puppy.

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Ryden Lane, Charlton
Pershore
WR103LQ

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