About Burns Dog Adventure Park, Kidwelly The Burns Dog Adventure Park is run by the John Burns Foundation at its centre on Carmarthen Road, Kidwelly. There are two separate paddocks with different characters: Dog Park 1 slopes gently and is reached over a small bridge. Dog Park 2 is flatter and taller-fenced, and sits up a stone path, fenced off from the farmland around it. Both have seating, litter bins and enrichment activities. Bookings are timed to limit contact between dogs, so don't arrive early or stay late. Exempt dogs are accepted if you get in touch first. Booking Book online. Open from early morning to late evening every day. Getting There Canolfan John Burns Centre, Park House, Carmarthen Road, Kidwelly, SA17 5AB.

About Cwtchy Canines Dog Park Cwtchy Canines is a single paddock on Llethri Road, on the northern side of Llanelli. It is run alongside a dog daycare. You park outside the field gate, and there is a double-gated entrance, a water point and seating. As well as private hire, it has run lunchtime socialisation sessions for dogs that enjoy company. Booking Contact Cwtchy Canines to book. It opens from 8am on weekdays and 10am at weekends. Getting There Llethri Road, Llanelli, SA14 8QG.

About Pupstars Paddock Pupstars Paddock at Johnstown, on the western edge of Carmarthen, is designed around anxious and reactive dogs. You drive into a double-gated airlock car park, so dogs come out of the car already inside the secure perimeter. Entry is by vehicle only, and there is a 15-minute buffer between bookings so customers don't meet. The fence is buried underground to stop diggers, and trees and hedging give dogs plenty to sniff. It is open from 6am to 9pm. First-time visitors can have an induction or watch a video of how the gate system works. Booking Book online. The padlock code is emailed when you book, with a text reminder two hours before your slot. Getting There Johnstown, Carmarthen, SA33 5BL.