Social Sessions at The Stilton Dog Field

If you have never been before, I would ask that you contact us first.  You may have always considered your doing to be big and boisterous , but we know our groups and where your dog might fit best.  You are welcome to pop along without your dog and have a look, gauge the group and if you think it is what you are looking for.

When you come to your first session, I would advise you to be 5 minutes early and your dog be first into the field, as they have a tendency to run like a mob to the gate to greet new dogs and it can be overwhelming for some dogs.

• Only FRIENDLY dogs may attend our group sessions.  
• NO FULL MALES over 12 months old.  They must have been neautered.
• No FEMALES in season
• No ‘Humpers’ - we cannot have dogs who repeatedly mount other dogs
• No aggressive training methods to be used in our field at any time
• if you have a Greyhound who may nip when running, they MUST wear a muzzle
• Pet Corrector (compressed air) spray may be used but only when absolutely necessary with the nozzle facing away from any dog’s face.
• Disruptive dogs must leave the session

This sesession is full of small and toy breeds.  Small terriers, small spaniels, bichon, cockerpoo and young puppies of all breeds - particularly quieter or nervous pups.  When they get a bit bigger or too boisterous for this calm and reserved pack, we advise the medium dog group 

This is an energetic friendly group.  Lots of zoomies, and play.  We get Springers, Whippets, shepherds, smaller or quieter labradors,  more boisterous terriers, lots of crossbreeds.

This is a new group.  Aimed at more confident/playful medium dogs and quieter bigger dogs. Ideally suited to labradors, crossbreeds, standard poodless, dalmations and the like.

This group is for VERY big dogs, or VERY confident dogs.  Boisterous and over the top is the theme.  As an indication, Labradors would seem small compared to this group.  We get lots of GSDs, Husky types, Dobermans etc.  It is specifically aimed at XL dogs or dogs that are just too 'Full On' for our Med-Large sized group.