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.

We're hosting a practical workshop for dogs who struggle around other dogs and people.Pulling, staring, barking, switchi...
07/06/2026

We're hosting a practical workshop for dogs who struggle around other dogs and people.

Pulling, staring, barking, switching off, ignoring recall. Most dogs are not being difficult. They are overwhelmed, over aroused, or unsure how to cope. This workshop is about giving you clear, practical ways to handle that, not just explaining it.

Designed for dogs who:
馃惗 Struggle to move past other dogs calmly
馃惗 Get over excited or overwhelmed outdoors
馃惗 Lose focus as soon as distractions appear
馃惗 Have a recall that disappears in real life

Sunday 14th June 2026
Morning session - Focus and loose lead - 9am - 12pm
Afternoon session - Focus and recall - 1pm to 4pm
Kemble's Field - Charlton, Worcestershire, WR10 3LQ

You will be working your dog throughout the session with coaching as you go.

You will leave with:
路 A clear way to move past other dogs to help reduce escalation
路 Simple handling skills you can use straight away
路 Better focus and engagement outdoors
路 A plan for what to do next, not just what went wrong

We will start with a short, clear explanation of why your dog is behaving this way. Not a lecture. Just enough to help you make better decisions in the moment.

To help make the practical work make sense, you鈥檒l leave understanding:
路 What is driving pulling, fixation, and loss of focus
路 How arousal and emotion affect behaviour
路 Why timing and distance matter
路 What your dog is telling you before things escalate

For more information and booking head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/calm-around-dogs

Puppy biting has a special talent for making perfectly sensible people question all of their life choices. One minute yo...
04/06/2026

Puppy biting has a special talent for making perfectly sensible people question all of their life choices.

One minute you are admiring your adorable new puppy. The next, a tiny set of needle teeth hangs off your trouser leg as if this is a completely reasonable way to spend the afternoon.

If you are searching for how to stop puppy biting, you are not alone.

It is one of the most common concerns new owners have, and one of the areas where people get some of the worst advice.

They are told the puppy is being dominant, pushing boundaries or trying to take charge.

None of that is accurate, and none of it helps. Mouthing, biting and grabbing at limbs and clothing are normal puppy behaviours. Puppies explore the world with their mouths, and teething gives them a strong urge to chew on top of that.

Once owners assume the puppy is acting out of defiance, they often respond in ways that make things worse. Yelping, pushing the puppy away, flapping about or turning the whole thing into a wrestling match can accidentally make biting more rewarding.

The more useful response is to stay calm, remove the reward and get ahead of the biting before it starts.

Puppy biting does not mean you have a bad puppy. It usually means you have a very normal puppy who is excited, tired, teething or simply not yet taught what to do instead.

At Kemble's Field, we teach practical, force-free training for pet dogs in Pershore and Evesham, and puppy biting is one of the most common things we help owners work through.

We've put together a blog post to cover what is normal puppy biting, what triggers it, and what actually helps. To read in full head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/blogs/news/puppy-biting-your-puppy-isnt-naughty-theyre-exhausted

Want your puppy to stay close to you when they're off lead?We are hosting a special two session outdoor puppy training w...
01/06/2026

Want your puppy to stay close to you when they're off lead?

We are hosting a special two session outdoor puppy training workshop at Kemble's Field, Charlton, focused on building the kind of connection that makes off lead time with your puppy feel calm rather than stressful.

Part one: Saturday 6th June 2026
Part two: Saturday 20th June 2026
9:30am - 12pm
Kemble's Field - Charlton, Worcestershire, WR10 3LQ

If you have a puppy who is starting to explore more, drift away, or become distracted outdoors, we will help you build connection early rather than trying to fix your recall later.

This is not about commands or control. It is about helping your puppy want to stay with you.

Young dogs do not wander off to be difficult. They wander because the environment is more rewarding than we are. This two part workshop focuses on changing that.

You鈥檒l learn how to:
路 Keep your puppy choosing to stay close on walks
路 Build natural check ins without constantly calling them
路 Prevent wandering and self hunting before it becomes a habit
路 Develop early recall and engagement foundations
路 Help your puppy stay with you around other dogs
路 Teach them to notice distractions without chasing them

This is a small, outdoor workshop held in a secure field so your puppy can safely practise being off lead.

We start with simple foundations and build from there, helping your puppy learn that staying with you is where the good stuff happens.

You will be working your puppy throughout, with coaching as you go.

For more information and booking head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/stay-close-puppy-workshop

Toilet training a puppy is rarely about finding a magic trick. It is about routine, supervision, timing and patience. Ta...
27/05/2026

Toilet training a puppy is rarely about finding a magic trick. It is about routine, supervision, timing and patience. Take your puppy out often, reward the right choice quickly and treat accidents as useful information rather than a reason to get cross.

Progress is not always neat. Puppies are still developing physically throughout their first year, and consistency matters far more than speed.

At Kemble's Field, we focus on real-life skills for ordinary pet dogs, taught in a supportive class environment in the Pershore and Evesham area. We also teach towards the Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme, which is open to all dogs and designed to build practical skills and responsible ownership from the ground up.

If you are currently washing towels, watching the back door like a hawk and wondering whether you are getting any of this right, you probably are. Toilet training is not about being tougher. It is about being clearer, calmer and more consistent.

And if you would like support with the wider foundations of puppy training, our puppy classes are here to help you build those skills properly from the start.

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

Rent our fully enclosed dog training and walking field near Pershore and Evesham, Worcestershire.Perfect for private dog...
24/05/2026

Rent our fully enclosed dog training and walking field near Pershore and Evesham, Worcestershire.

Perfect for private dog walking, gundog training, reactive dogs, swimming practice, scentwork training, mantrailing, hoopers, puppy training, pet dog obedience training, and more. Safe and secure, available for hire all year round, ideal for all dog training and walking 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.

Field-only bookings can be made online using the calendar system. To book head to: https://kemblesfield.co.uk/collections/field-and-barn-hire

Once you have a basic routine in place, the next step is making it easier for your puppy to get things right often enoug...
21/05/2026

Once you have a basic routine in place, the next step is making it easier for your puppy to get things right often enough that the habit starts to stick. This is the part many owners underestimate.

ONE: Supervision does not mean staring at your puppy every second, but it does mean not giving them endless freedom too soon. If your puppy is wandering off, disappearing behind furniture, circling, sniffing intensely or suddenly going quiet, those are all signs a toilet trip may be needed. If you cannot actively watch them, keep them nearby, use a safe pen for short periods and make it easy to notice when they need to go.

TWO: Timing matters just as much. Reward your puppy as soon as they finish toileting outside, so they connect the place with the behaviour. Quiet praise, a small treat or both will do. You do not need a party in the garden, just a clear signal that says yes, that was the right place. Many owners also find it helpful to use a consistent cue word for toileting once their puppy starts to understand what is expected.

THREE: Keep your expectations grounded in what puppies are actually capable of. Even a puppy making excellent progress can still have the odd accident when tired, excited or adjusting to a change in routine. That is not failure. It is normal development.

The practical takeaway is this: keep your puppy close, take them out before they are likely to need it, reward the right choice quickly and judge progress over weeks, not one frustrating afternoon.

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

A practical workshop for dogs who struggle around other dogs and people.Pulling, staring, barking, switching off, ignori...
18/05/2026

A practical workshop for dogs who struggle around other dogs and people.

Pulling, staring, barking, switching off, ignoring recall. Most dogs are not being difficult. They are overwhelmed, over aroused, or unsure how to cope. This workshop is about giving you clear, practical ways to handle that, not just explaining it.

Designed for dogs who:
馃惗 Struggle to move past other dogs calmly
馃惗 Get over excited or overwhelmed outdoors
馃惗 Lose focus as soon as distractions appear
馃惗 Have a recall that disappears in real life

Sunday 14th June 2026
Morning session - Focus and loose lead - 9am - 12pm
Afternoon session - Focus and recall - 1pm to 4pm
Kemble's Field - Charlton, Worcestershire, WR10 3LQ

You will be working your dog throughout the session with coaching as you go.

You will leave with:
路 A clear way to move past other dogs to help reduce escalation
路 Simple handling skills you can use straight away
路 Better focus and engagement outdoors
路 A plan for what to do next, not just what went wrong

We will start with a short, clear explanation of why your dog is behaving this way. Not a lecture. Just enough to help you make better decisions in the moment.

To help make the practical work make sense, you鈥檒l leave understanding:
路 What is driving pulling, fixation, and loss of focus
路 How arousal and emotion affect behaviour
路 Why timing and distance matter
路 What your dog is telling you before things escalate

For more information and booking head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/calm-around-dogs

Accidents are part of puppyhood. They are frustrating, sometimes timed with comic precision, but they are not proof your...
15/05/2026

Accidents are part of puppyhood. They are frustrating, sometimes timed with comic precision, but they are not proof your puppy is ignoring you. In most cases, accidents mean one of three things: your puppy was not taken out quickly enough, they were not supervised closely enough, or they are simply not ready to hold on for as long as you hoped.

Puppies do not have full bladder control straight away. It develops gradually, and full capacity does not come until around 12 months of age. Toilet training needs to be treated as a gradual learning process, not a test of obedience.

Punishment is a poor idea. Telling a puppy off after an accident might feel like "doing something", but it does not tell them where you do want them to go. It can make toileting more stressful and more secretive. The solution is not to be harsher. It is to be clearer.

If you catch your puppy in the act, stay calm and take them outside if you can do so without causing alarm. If you find the accident afterwards, clean it thoroughly and move on. No lecture, no dramatic sighing. The practical job is to remove the smell properly, then look at why it happened. Were you between trips for too long? Was your puppy wandering unsupervised? That is the useful information.

Progress in puppy toilet training is often uneven. Some puppies seem to have it sorted for a few days and then appear to go backwards. That is normal, especially when owners start relaxing supervision a little too soon. Treat accidents as information, not misbehaviour. Clean up, adjust the routine and set your puppy up better next time.

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

Want your puppy to stay close to you when they're off lead?We are hosting a special two session outdoor puppy training w...
12/05/2026

Want your puppy to stay close to you when they're off lead?

We are hosting a special two session outdoor puppy training workshop at Kemble's Field, Charlton, focused on building the kind of connection that makes off lead time with your puppy feel calm rather than stressful.

Part one: Saturday 6th June 2026
Part two: Saturday 20th June 2026
9:30am - 12pm
Kemble's Field - Charlton, Worcestershire, WR10 3LQ

If you have a puppy who is starting to explore more, drift away, or become distracted outdoors, we will help you build connection early rather than trying to fix your recall later.

This is not about commands or control. It is about helping your puppy want to stay with you.

Young dogs do not wander off to be difficult. They wander because the environment is more rewarding than we are. This two part workshop focuses on changing that.

You鈥檒l learn how to:
路 Keep your puppy choosing to stay close on walks
路 Build natural check ins without constantly calling them
路 Prevent wandering and self hunting before it becomes a habit
路 Develop early recall and engagement foundations
路 Help your puppy stay with you around other dogs
路 Teach them to notice distractions without chasing them

This is a small, outdoor workshop held in a secure field so your puppy can safely practise being off lead.

We start with simple foundations and build from there, helping your puppy learn that staying with you is where the good stuff happens.

You will be working your puppy throughout, with coaching as you go.

For more information and booking head to https://kemblesfield.co.uk/products/stay-close-puppy-workshop

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鈥檚 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
拢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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