Dog owners have called the new secure dog field "an excellent addition to the city".
The Claines Secure Dog Field officially opened its doors to the public allowing pet owners to safely let their dogs off the lead for playtime.
Bridget Hill, of Claines, was visiting the facility with her dog and praised the excellent facility.
She said: "It's an excellent addition to the city, it is safe and secure and offers so much room for dogs to run around.
"The location is ideal as well and the scenery is beautiful. It is a fantastic place to bring your dog."
The field, located on School Bank in Claines, is owned by R H Phillips & Co, which operate an existing agricultural business based at Church Farm, Cornmeadow Lane, Claines.
The 5ft high fencing runs around the entirety of the park, and access is gained by a keypad on the entry gate.
The park also features tyres and logs for dogs to play amongst during their visit to the field.
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Parking is available at the entrance of the field and no other dogs are allowed in the facility during individual booking slots.
Slots are booked for the dog park via the Claines Secure Dog Field website, with the field hire for an hour starting at £10 for one dog.
For two dogs the facility charges £11, £12 for three dogs and £15 for group bookings.
Once you have made a booking via the website, an access code is emailed to you.
A similar facility currently exists at Top Barn Farm, which offers a two-acre enclosed field dubbed the 'Pawticularly Secure Exercise Field'.
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Dog owners can also now pick up a 'woof' guide, giving them ideas for some fun days out in Worcester with their furry friends.
The leaflets are available at the Tourist Information Centre in the city's Guildhall and they detail some of the top places for locals and visitors to take their dogs for walks and a list of dog-friendly places to eat and drink.
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