Visit Raystede on Sunday 20 September for a day dedicated to giving our four-legged friends a happy life. Booking is essential.
Whether you’re a dog owner or thinking of getting a dog, join us at Raystede for a fun and informative All About Dogs Day.
AM session
PM session
Please note: places are limited so make sure to sign up on the day, talks are for humans only.
AM session
PM session
Please note: places are limited so make sure to sign up on the day, talks are for humans only.
Bring your dog for a health MOT, you can weigh them and check their microchip too!
Find multiple activities and workshops set up around the site to try out with your dog, or watch others to pick up ideas and inspiration on things like training and enrichment
Find multiple activities and workshops set up around the site to try out with your dog, or watch others to pick up ideas and inspiration on things like training and enrichment
Talk to our qualified dog behaviourists about any concerns you may have. Our friendly Education Team are on hand to answer questions.
Take home practical guides and handouts to help you care for your dog.
Take home practical guides and handouts to help you care for your dog.
Find out how the adoption process works and why rescue is best. Talk to us about the dogs currently waiting to find their forever homes, and whether they could be your paw-fect match!
Explore our new family trail that follows Koda the dog on his journey from rescue to rehoming
Explore our new family trail that follows Koda the dog on his journey from rescue to rehoming
Please ensure you book a session ticket for all humans attending as well as all dogs. Dog tickets are very limited for each session, as we can’t always ensure they’re as well behaved as their humans!
Humans are welcome and encouraged to come along without their dog if we reach capacity, or if you think they won’t enjoy the event. You can still learn lots from the event with your dogs safely at home!
We kindly ask that dogs are on a short, fixed lead at Raystede. We oppose dogs wearing aversive equipment such as choke chains, prong collars and electric shock collars, therefore we cannot allow entry to Raystede wearing these. However, please come and talk to our qualified dog behaviourists if you would like support with training methods to make wearing a collar and/or harness more enjoyable.
“It was great fun and any pet owner or future pet owner should attend, you can never have too much information.”
“This was an amazing event! The advice I received on enrichment and making "sniffaris" for our dogs was brilliant. The Behavioural Session was also incredibly interesting. Thank you to the entire team at Raystede for your time, knowledge, kindness and care towards our canine family members who mean the world to us.”