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Enjoy the secure use of our paddocks. You can expect a hassle free outdoor experience. Please use the new website www.brynnhill.com to book a play session.

17/05/2024

❌ NO WAITING OUTSIDE OF THE PADDOCKS!!!❌

With the weather turning nice again, we can understand that you are so eager to get into the paddock so your dog can have a great time, BUT It has been brought to our attention that people are turning up early. We have many reactive dogs that use the paddocks and for everybody's safety and enjoyment we DO NOT PERMIT any waiting or parking outside the paddock.

💦THERE IS NO FRESH WATER AVAIABLE AT THE PADDOCKS! 💦

💦 Please make sure that you bring fresh water with you to keep your dogs hydrated especially as the weather heats up 💦

Respect the space and needs of other people. We would like to take this opportunity to remind you to read our terms and conditions as it would appear that some are unsure of the rules.

Here are just a few:-
🚭 No Smoking
🚯 No Litter including wet wipes ~ STOP putting them in the hedges
🚫No Glass
🚫No food that is poisonous to dogs
🚫No digging
🚫ALL gates are to be closed and LOCKED after each session. DO NOT ask for them to be left open.
🚫 NO WAITING!!
🚫DO NOT turn up early.

🐾 You must only use the paddock if you have booked a time slot. 🐾

31/03/2024

🐾 HAPPY EASTER 🐾

We hope everyone has a great Easter Sunday and has a pawsome time. For those that want a little fun with their pooch, why not try an Easter Egg hunt for them. Our paddocks are the perfect place.

26/03/2024

❌ DO NOT SHARE THE ENTRY CODE❌

It would appear that a small number of people need to be reminded that it is not permitted to share the entry code. If you would like to use the paddocks, please visit our website and we have a super easy booking system.
Anyone found to be either sharing the entry code or using the paddock without booking will be blocked from using our services.

We are carrying out regular checks of the paddocks and checking this against our booking system to ensure that the correct booking has been made along with the person is using it.

There are so many owners and dogs that relies on our services to let the more challenging dog have the same freedom to run and play like any other. We provide an area in which this is possible. Please do not ruin this for others.

18/03/2024

❌ New padlocks have arrived ❌

Please check your session reminder to find the new codes to enable access into the paddocks.

🐾 Keeping everyone safe 🐾

14/02/2024

💕 PUPPY LOVE 💕

Happy Valentine's Day. Come have a pawsome time with your pooch at the paddocks.

29/01/2024

❌ NO WAITING OUTSIDE OF THE PADDOCK!! ❌

Over the weekend we have been made aware that people are turning up early for their session and waiting outside the gate of the paddocks. There are many stopping places on the way to the paddocks which people can sit and wait in.

Turning up 20 minutes early is not acceptable, many people have reactive dogs and have the right to enjoy the paddocks and exercise them the same as everyone else.

Respect other's boundaries and stop putting these special dogs under anymore and unnecessary stress.

1. There is no parking outside of the paddock.
2. Waiting outside of the paddock is not permitted in any circumstance.
3. Do not turn up early for your session. Sessions start on the hour not before.
4. Clean up after your dog.
5. Follow the rules.

14/01/2024

❄️7 SIGNS THAT YOUR DOG IS FEELING COLD.❄️

Look after your pooch.

1. SHIVERING FROM COLD: You've experienced it yourself. When the cold seeps into your body, you start to shiver, and the same goes for dogs. It's their muscles' attempt to generate warmth. For some, it may be a slight shiver, while for others, it may be persistent trembling. However, dogs can also shake due to excitement, energy, or nervousness, so it doesn't always indicate that they are feeling cold. But it's an easy sign to notice.

2.TUCKING THE TAIL BETWEEN LEGS: To retain as much body heat as possible, dogs may tuck their tails between their legs or curl up and lay their ears flat against their heads. Dogs also exhibit this behaviour when they feel threatened and nervous, but if there's nothing nearby that could scare the dog, the low temperatures could be the cause.

3.WANTING TO GO BACK HOME: If you're out on a walk in the cold, and your dog seems reluctant and tries to turn back, it could be a sign that they are feeling cold. Perhaps they pull you towards the car door shortly after getting out or only walk a short distance before wanting to go back through the front door. In that case, it could indicate that their fur is not enough to keep them warm at that moment.

4.BEING SLUGGISH AND TIRED: If you feel like your dog is walking slower than usual or lying down and appearing tired, it could also be due to the cold. This can happen because the cold can slow down the dog's movements, and they will try to conserve body heat and not expend too much energy.

5.SEEMING NERVOUS AND UNCOMFORTABLE: If your dog whines or barks and appears nervous and restless, it may be because they feel uncomfortable in the cold and wet weather.

6.SEEKING SHELTER: If your dog seeks shelter during your walk, it's a clear sign that they don't feel comfortable in the low temperature or rain. They may move towards a canopy, a bench, a bus stop, a tree, or similar spots and be reluctant to leave.

7.LIFTING THEIR PAWS OFF THE GROUND: When it's cold and wet, the ground beneath our feet also becomes chilled. This is especially true if there's snow or the temperature hovers around freezing. If a dog's paws start feeling cold, they will repeatedly lift them, even when standing still, in an attempt to get away from the cold ground.

The full blog can be read at:-
https://siccaro.com/blogs/news/do-dogs-get-cold-like-humans

13/01/2024

🐾 Please respect others and their space 🐾

12/01/2024

Please do not let your dogs dig in the paddocks.

Many people use the paddocks while it is dark, it can cause unnecessary issue's resulting in people having a fall due to sudden change to the ground people are walking upon.
We want everyone to be able to enjoy using the paddocks.

04/01/2024

💦 Don't forget your wellies 💦

The paddocks are very wet and muddy. There is no washing facilities so we recommend that you bring a towel or something which you can rub your pooch down with, and don't forget fresh water to rehydrate your fur baby.

This is only to minimize the amount of mud that will be transferred to your vehicle after they have had a great time.

Please be careful with your footing we would not want any one to have a slip.

03/01/2024

🐾A polite reminder for the new year to make sure that you do not turn up early and that you leave the paddock on time and do not overrun your session. Please be aware of the time and set alarms, this way everyone gets to enjoy their full time with in the paddock.🐾

💩PICK UP YOUR POO! 💩 There is far to many being left behind, to use our paddocks you have to be a responsible owner. We provide poo bags which can be located at the entrance of the paddock and a bin in which all poo is to be placed, no excuses!
Do not ruin the experience for others, that is just selfish.

Address

Brynn Hill Farm, Roche, St. Austell
Saint Austell
PL268NH

Telephone

+447808030910

Website

http://www.brynnhill.com/

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