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Muddy Dog Dash
Upton Country Park, Poole Road, Upton, POOLE, Dorset BH17 7BJ
Saturday 29 March
Schedule:• 11:30 AM: Registration Opens
• 12:00 PM: Round One
• 1:00 PM: Round Two
• 2:00 PM: Round Three
• 3:00 PM: Event Closes
Registration Fees:
• Dog: £15
• Dog & Child: £10
• Family (2 adults + 2 children): £25
• Adult Only: £10
• Child Only: £5
• Additional Dog: £5
First 100 registrants get a FREE T-shirt! (1 per person)
Participants are encouraged to raise a minimum of £50 per dog in sponsorship to support Lewis-Manning Hospice Care services and therapy dog sessions.
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Muddy Dog Dash
On Your Barks, Get Set… GO!
Lewis-Manning Hospice Care's MUDDY DOG DASH is back at Upton Country Park in Poole on Saturday, 29th March 2025.
Bring your four-legged friend(s) or join the fun solo to tackle a dog-tastic obstacle course designed for all abilities! Choose between the 2.5km or 5km routes and navigate through muddy ditches, tunnels, wiggle poles, tyre runs, ramps, and new this year: colour rope jumps and a doggy disco.
Whether you run, walk, jog or skip the muddy course, it's all about having fun while supporting a great cause.
It’s fun for spectators too! There will be plenty to enjoy: music and entertainment from HOT Radio, delicious food and drinks at the park’s Tea Rooms & Kiosk, ‘Craft and Cheer’ stall to stay warm and dry and craft while you wait for your loved ones to complete their challenge.
Sign up today for an unforgettable day of laughter, mud, and memories, all in support of Lewis-Manning Hospice Care. Find out more and book: lewis-manning.org.uk/muddy-dog-dash/
At Lewis-Manning Hospice Care we are dedicated to supporting patients and their loved ones facing life-limiting illnesses across Poole, Purbeck and East Dorset. Our free hospice care services are designed to help people live well through their illness, closer to home. These include: Day Hospices (in-person & virtual), Hospice at Home & respite support, Creative Arts & Wellbeing Activities, Lymphoedema Clinics for cancer patients, Breathlessness Clinics with specialist physiotherapists, Bereavement & Family Support for individuals, groups, and carers. Every year, we need to raise £4 million to continue our vital work—helping improve physical and social well-being, reducing isolation, and alleviating pressures on families and carers. Your support makes this possible.
Lewis-Manning Hospice Care's MUDDY DOG DASH is back at Upton Country Park in Poole on Saturday, 29th March 2025.
Bring your four-legged friend(s) or join the fun solo to tackle a dog-tastic obstacle course designed for all abilities! Choose between the 2.5km or 5km routes and navigate through muddy ditches, tunnels, wiggle poles, tyre runs, ramps, and new this year: colour rope jumps and a doggy disco.
Whether you run, walk, jog or skip the muddy course, it's all about having fun while supporting a great cause.
It’s fun for spectators too! There will be plenty to enjoy: music and entertainment from HOT Radio, delicious food and drinks at the park’s Tea Rooms & Kiosk, ‘Craft and Cheer’ stall to stay warm and dry and craft while you wait for your loved ones to complete their challenge.
Sign up today for an unforgettable day of laughter, mud, and memories, all in support of Lewis-Manning Hospice Care. Find out more and book: lewis-manning.org.uk/muddy-dog-dash/
At Lewis-Manning Hospice Care we are dedicated to supporting patients and their loved ones facing life-limiting illnesses across Poole, Purbeck and East Dorset. Our free hospice care services are designed to help people live well through their illness, closer to home. These include: Day Hospices (in-person & virtual), Hospice at Home & respite support, Creative Arts & Wellbeing Activities, Lymphoedema Clinics for cancer patients, Breathlessness Clinics with specialist physiotherapists, Bereavement & Family Support for individuals, groups, and carers. Every year, we need to raise £4 million to continue our vital work—helping improve physical and social well-being, reducing isolation, and alleviating pressures on families and carers. Your support makes this possible.