About us

We’re a mother and daughter team, lifelong dog lovers.

Like many people, life gets busy. Time is limited, routines are full, and it’s not always easy to give our dogs the space and exercise they truly need, especially when every dog is so different.

Through our own experiences, we realised how valuable it is to have a safe, secure space where we can focus on our dogs without distraction. A place where we can exercise them properly, train with confidence, and simply enjoy time together, without the stress or uncertainty of the outside world.

This space became more than just a convenience for us; it became essential.

And we knew we couldn’t be the only ones feeling this way.

Every dog is unique. Some need room to run, some need calm and quiet, and some just need a little extra understanding. But as owners, we all share the same goal to meet their needs as best we can.

That’s why we created this private dog park.

A space built not just for our dogs, but for yours too, safe, simple, and designed with real life in mind.

Meet our pack

A fluffy dog with half blue and half brown eyes, smiling and lying in grass.

This is Kaia, our rescue Rough Collie.

Just one week after bringing her home, we took her for a walk along a local river we’ve always loved. What should have been a simple, happy outing quickly turned into something frightening, as three off-leash dogs approached and attacked.

In the chaos, Kaia slipped out of her harness and ran.

The next 24 hours were some of the longest we’ve ever experienced, searching and hoping we would find her safe. Thankfully, she was returned to us, but the fear and anxiety from that day didn’t disappear.

It changed the way we see everyday walks, and how important it is to have a space where dogs can feel truly safe.

Kaia

A dog with light fur and bright blue eyes lying on green grass, looking up at the camera with an open mouth.

This is Red, our Border Collie.

Full of love and personality, Red also lives with hip dysplasia, a condition that brings ongoing discomfort and pain. While she has the same drive and spirit as any Border Collie, her body doesn’t always allow her to keep up.

Living with pain has shaped the way she experiences the world. At times, it can make her feel vulnerable and unsure, and this can come across as fear-based reactivity around other dogs, bikes, people, and animals. What some might see as aggression is often just her way of protecting herself.

Because of this, finding the right environment for her has been incredibly important. She needs a space where she feels safe to be herself without pressure and without the risk of being overwhelmed.

Red has taught us that behaviour often has a deeper story and that with the right space and understanding, every dog can feel safe again.

Red

A black and white dog with blue eyes sitting in a grassy field, looking up at the camera.

This is Nera, our Border Collie x Husky.

She absolutely loves people affectionate, friendly, and always ready for a cuddle. But when it comes to other dogs, the world can feel overwhelming. Passing dogs on walks or unexpected encounters can quickly become stressful and challenging for both her and us.

Because of this, everyday outings aren’t always simple. What should be relaxing walks can turn into moments of tension and uncertainty.

Nera thrives in a calm, controlled space where she can feel safe, without the pressure of unfamiliar dogs around her. A place where she can relax, explore, and just be herself.

Nera

A happy Australian Shepherd dog lying on green grass with one blue eye and one brown eye, mouth open in a smile.

This is Mia, our blue merle Border Collie.

She is full of energy and pure joy, and nothing makes her happier than chasing a ball, especially her favourite, a soccer ball. She could play for hours, running, chasing, and doing what she loves most.

But at home, space is limited. There isn’t enough room for her to truly stretch her legs or enjoy the freedom she craves.

Mia needs an open space to run, play, and be her happiest self without boundaries holding her back.

Mia

A happy dog with a wide open mouth, showing its teeth, lying on green grass.

This is Lyla, our blue merle Rough Collie.

She is incredibly sweet and gentle, but also shy and easily overwhelmed. New people can be scary for her, and the unpredictable nature of the outside world can be challenging.

And then there are cats. Her greatest enemies in life. Spotting one can quickly change the dynamic of the walk.

Because of this, walking around the neighbourhood isn’t always easy. Unexpected encounters with strangers or passing pets can leave her anxious and unsettled.

Lyla thrives in a quiet, familiar space where she can feel safe, take things at her own pace, and build confidence without pressure.

Lyla

Close-up of a happy dog lying on grass, with its tongue out and eyes looking at the camera.

This is Rocky, our high energy Border Collie.

He is full of energy always ready to run, explore, and go just that little bit faster. With so much drive, simple walks are not always enough to truly satisfy him.

While his recall is still a work in progress, letting him off-leash in open or unpredictable spaces isn’t always an option. But without the chance to run freely, that energy has nowhere to go.

Rocky needs a space where he can stretch his legs, run at full speed, and burn off that endless energy, safely and without worry.

He’s a reminder that some dogs don’t just enjoy running… they need it.

Rocky

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