Future plans on the former children’s farm includes a new coffee shopNathaniel Lewis, Willow, Jarryd Bassett and Mandeep Padan of Warwickshire Property & Development Group at the new canine centre in Warwickshire Nathaniel Lewis, Willow, Jarryd Bassett and Mandeep Padan of Warwickshire Property & Development Group at the new canine centre in Warwickshire

A former Warwickshire farm will be transformed into a new destination for dogs and their owners.

Broomey Croft Children’s Farm in Kingsbury is in the process of becoming a dog-friendly haven in the area.

The new location will include a coffee and farm shop, walking routes and the home of dog training business K9 Solutions.

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Planning to open the coffee shop by the end of summer, the new centre will be run by Jarryd Bassett and K9 Solutions owner Nathaniel Lewis.

Another plan includes building paddocks in fields for dog exercising, which will benefit dogs with walking anxiety.

Jarryd said: “Our goal when everything is up and running is to have a space for all of the local community to visit, with a focus on providing a safe and dog-friendly environment.

“We have lots of exciting plans in the works, including weekend fayres for local businesses and creators, and days where we encourage dog owners with specific breeds to visit us.

“We are working hard to get the farm in a position to open it back up to the public, after previously being a popular children’s farm, and we hope to be able to welcome our first visitors in the summer.”

Nathaniel added: “The coffee shop will be the first part that we open on the site, but we are already running the dog training business from the farm.

“It’s a brilliant space with a lot of potential. It’s a great location with good transport connections, meaning we are easy to reach whether bringing your dog to a training session, visiting for a cup of coffee in a relaxing setting or enjoying a walk around the site.

“This will be a business and attraction rooted in the local community.”