BUSINESS● LOWOct 3 · Oct 3, 2026, 5:36 PM
In 2021, Cambridge farmer Ben Webster spent £15,000 converting his sheep-grazing field that earned £300 a year into a private dog park; it now brings in up to £400 a week
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In the UK, dog owners increasingly hire private fields for their pets to enjoy safe exercise. This trend has emerged following the COVID-19 pandemic, which spurred demand for secure spaces. Farmers have transformed agricultural land into dog exercise areas benefiting both parties financially. Such fields accommodate various dogs, including those with behavioral issues or special needs. Owners appreciate the safety and freedom these private fields provide amid crowded public spaces.
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