se and spend time with shelter dogs in their
care. For the pair, it is another way of giving dogs
the exercise, attention and positive experiences they
deserve.
“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,” Angel
and Bev explain.
Their own experiences led them to recognise the
value of having somewhere secure and private where
they could focus entirely on their dogs — whether
that meant letting them run off energy, working on
training or simply enjoying quality time together.
“That 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.”
The result is a private dog park designed with real
dogs and real life in mind.
Every dog is different. Some need plenty of room to
run, others prefer a quieter environment, while some
may need a little extra patience and understanding.
A private booking means owners can enjoy time with
their dogs without worrying about unfamiliar dogs,
unexpected interactions or the behaviours of other
pets.
The paddock is securely enclosed with six-foot dog
netting, giving owners peace of mind while their dogs
run, play and burn off energy.
Bookings are available for either 30 or 60 minutes,
with prices starting at $10 for 30 minutes or $20 for
an hour, covering up to four dogs. Additional dogs
can be added for $5 each, with a maximum of 10
dogs permitted in the park at any one time.
That also makes it an option for friends who want to
meet up and exercise their dogs together, while still
enjoying a controlled and private environment.
A standard booking accommodates up to f
