Dogstival is making final preparations for a postponed weekend of entertainment not to be missed.

The stunning Burley Park is an eminently suitable replacement venue for the festival which was originally scheduled for May, with acres of space to explore, allowing easy social distancing and there will be plenty of extra hygiene measures in place including multiple hand sanitiser stations throughout and on-site cleaning teams across both days. Additionally, tickets are only being sold in-advance to comply with ‘track and trace’ and help manage capacity.

Book tickets now online here: https://dogstival.ticketsrv.co.uk/tickets/

Advance tickets only - no tickets at the gate this year

In common with other events now going ahead, it is essential that the organisers Lighthouse Marketing are able to manage numbers and adhere to track and trace details. The obvious answer is: book your tickets now! See below for prices and go to https://dogstival.ticketsrv.co.uk/tickets to buy.

It’s music to a dog’s ears! The ultimate day out for you and your dog...

The main arena sees the Essex Dog Display team, the bonkers Phill Gibbons Nippers, Terriers & Lurchers with Stuart Barnes Sheep Dog & Duck display a firm family favourite. 

Pet care to behaviour training - useful canine knowledge on tap for all owners!

Another pup-date is the new Healthy Hound Den hosted by This Morning’s TV Vet Dr Scott Miller, he’ll share his knowledge on all manner of pet care subjects from puppy, seniors, first aid and tips for certain breeds, as well as talks from physios and food nutrition experts in the ‘pop-up demo kitchen’. 

The Dog House Behaviour Stage welcomes Natalie Light, one of the most recognised trainers and behaviourists around - she’ll will be helping to create an even stronger bond with our best friends.

There is a second Show Arena hosted by the utterly bonkers Anna ‘the Barking Blonde’ Webb, with demonstrations, fun dog shows, kids obedience competitions and a chance to meet rare breeds.  

New for this year stand up paddle boarding for dogs...and much more!

For water loving pooches Stand Up Paddle Boarding is new for this year's Dogstival.

Furry party animals will be able to enjoy a swift one at Dogstival’s Dog Pub, there’s a mini ‘chapel’ to capture any fluffy romances struck up at the event and a K9 Chill Out Zone for dogs (and owners) to relax, have a massage or an express groom whilst foot-tapping to some great live music. 

The lowdown: place, dates, times, tickets! 

Look forward to seeing you there!