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The BFH digital ‘Hall of Fame’ is a celebration of some of the dogs who have made our fields their happy place. It’s dedicated to wonderful dogs – past and present – who have voted to come here with their paws, over the years.

Want to see your dog featured on page? It doesn’t matter if they are a visitor today or had fun in the field before crossing the Rainbow Bridge – every pawprint left behind is part of BFH’s history. Just fill in this form and send in a photo and they’ll be added !

With a heart full of mischief and boundless energy, Lila loved nothing more than bounding at full speed through the sea of golden buttercups. She will forever be remembered as a much loved pet, running wild and free

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Approximately 2 years old, Nova was rescued by the RSPCA from streets in Essex. She’s an extremely affectionate dog who likes nothing more than running off-lead, playing in the ‘dig’ pits and on the agility obstacles. The large field environment tests her recall, but she has not failed yet and her behaviour has been exemplary.

After Covid Taz’s owner suffered severely with her own confidence and nerves about her dog’s recall, despite Taz being totally fine. Walking elsewhere was making her feel unwell. Using the fields is a way to allow him to run freely and his owner gets to enjoy it too instead of feeling worried. (note: Taz is recovering from an operation in this photo – hence the bright pink surgical collar !)

Cooper is the most reactive dog you will meet, he will bark if the wind changes direction, but he is also the biggest lovable big baby. Cooper has been coming to the fields since he was 1 he’s now 8. Seeing him running around the field is a joy too watch as his owners can relax and enjoy the fields too

Eli wasn’t able to go off lead on regular walks, so the fields made a fabulous place for him to run and explore to his hearts content. Lots of smells and long grass made it all very exciting for him every day he came. He would cry with excitement each morning on the way. He loved coming to the fields and used to love going through the blue tunnel to see if a ball was left in there by another dog

Out walking after surgery Sydney was jumped on by another dog, this in turn meant she did not like other dogs near her. Visiting Bromsgrove Field Hire means Sydney can ‘be more spaniel ‘ !

Teddy absolutely loves coming to the dog field! The second he realises where he is going, he gets so excited. He loves having the freedom to run around, sniff absolutely everything and explore safely at his own pace. It’s definitely one of his favourite places!

Frodo loves the offlead and his owner says that he gets upset on the days he doesn’t come. He squeals with excitement all the way here and runs round as fast as he can when here. Seeing him being able to just run and run until he is tired gives his owner and him a lot of pleasure, plus he really loves the tug toy in the Long Run

Milo loves to follow a scent and go to ground as the breed often do and when he’s in the zone sniffing, his recall is poor. His owner loves seeing him being himself and he loves the freedom, natural scents galore and the peace to sniff. His owner also thinks that the fields are a brilliant place to relax for humans too!

Brandy came from a family of five brothers from loving parents, Annie & Bill.
He was born near Aberystwyth in Wales and joined his current owners at 9wks old. He settled in really well and quickly became a much loved family member who has been coming to the fields since he was a puppy, as he loves them.

Loui had been locked in a shed for 4 years when his owners got him. The joy on his face to run and explore the fields was enormous, the freedom it gave him to run full speed, smell all of the other dogs that had been before him, go in the water pools and just have a lovely time, was wonderful to see

Paddy is a rescue. He has a beautiful character but has absolutely no recall. A police dog handler tried to help, but the owners were told that the hound instinct in him is very strong. He still has to be on a lead in the field because he knows when it’s time to go and doesn’t want to leave! Outside he is on a 30 meter lead.

Buddy became selectively reactive after being sat on as a puppy. He loves the field for zoomies and off lead time

Same litter siblings Joey and Skye, love to take it in turns to chase each other and do zoomies. They love the field where it is safe to run free and burn off some energy

Wilf belonged to the owner’s late sister and they gave him his forever home, when she passed. He has the sweetest nature and loves everyone and everything. He loved chasing a ball in the field but now he’s older, just sniffs around.

Bear loved the water pools – standing in them & wading through them. He also enjoyed standing on top of the agility equipment to look at the horses and dogs in the other fields – he was nosey like that :-). He loved the fields as they gave him the freedom to run around

Parker had been in a concrete kennel until his owners got him, so having massive fields to just run and roam in is amazing for him. He runs round with his ‘brother’ Frodo, but has started to explore on his own too. He especially likes the sandpit to have a dig in.

Barney loves humans, but is a bit unsure about other dogs. He really enjoys a good sniff & run about in all of the fields – the scurry run is his favourite activity. He enjoys his off-lead exercise very much