The organisers of DogFest North are excited to welcome visitors back to DogFest North, at Tatton Park in Cheshire, for 2021.
Join a community of dog lovers as we celebrate our very best friends.
Get advice from industry experts, take part in our adventurous and exciting have-a-go activities, shop unique pet products and watch phenomenal arena displays!
At DogFest we are taking every precaution to ensure the highest level of safety in light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, to ensure the health and well-being of all our humans and dogs, whilst providing the best day out possible.
We continuously monitor government advice to ensure the experience we provide complies and offers a risk-free experience for all our visitors.
You can book in confidence knowing in the unlikely event we can't go ahead we guarantee a 100% refund or transfer of tickets.
For more information on how we are keeping you and your dogs safe go to:
https://www.dog-fest.co.uk/cheshire/keeping-safe-at-dogfest
Plus, for more details of the event go to:
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