That’s not really a site review, is it?

The warden probably thought that as your dog strayed and fought with another dog that  it was not under proper control. Strange that. 

Dogs are supposed to bee xcercised off site at giving opportunity to relieve themselves. The warden probably thought that you could not be bothered walking the dogs. Strange that.

When the warden knocked on the window did you tell him that your dogs had not been barking or merely thank him for his concern that the dog may have been left in the caravan on a hot day?

I would think that the warden would be upset that you won't be returning

From what I have read the warden is justified in their action, If your dog had attacked mine I would certainly not be ok about it, and If I was on your pitch after you I would also be unhappy to smell dog wee even as a dog owner.

Sorrry, i have to disagree, as by not posting anything other members are not made aware!!  

What, made aware of wardens doing their job, upholding common sense rules and ensuring as far as possible that the site runs smoothly for the benefit of all visitors? Well, I suppose in that respect anyway you are correct!

Thank you for making us aware that the wardens are doing their best. 

The grass on one or two sites that I have visited recently before bank holiday have been a little long. I had put it down to wet weather in my naivity. Now I know better and so must say 'many thanks'.

Sarcasm, the lowest form of wit. 

If people took time to ascertain facts before making threats then there would be far less issues. 

I clearly stated that our dog escaped and it was an accident. 

Had we been on the far side if the site nothing would have been said, we made the big mistake of pitching next to the wardens!

Two of our dogs are rescues and sadly were not trained properly as puppies, one if them, has only been with us three months , and at 7 years old, is still not house trained.

In today's society people are too quick to be judgemental without ascertaining facts. 

I’m so sorry your dogs had an unfortunate start in life, Critcml, as it must make life difficult.

However, you should not let your dogs pee in the pitching area. End of. If your dogs aren't sufficiently trained you should not be taking them to club sites.

Furthermore, it is your responsibility to ensure accidents involving your dogs escaping do not happen. It only takes a little care and thought.

Wardens are often criticised for not upholding the rules, so I’m very pleased to hear that the Brecon wardens are on the ball. Well done, them.

 As i stated initially I have no problem with rules. 

What I do have a problem with is when those rules are not enforced to everyone.

 Please read the initial report more carefully, the dog was not peeing on the pitch but on the hedge at the rear. If you have had a dog from a puppy you will appreciate what it is like to house train. When you have a rescue dog that isn't only not house trained but is very nervous due to its past life then it is even more challenging. This is our first time away with her. If she did not come with us how do you think she becomes trained and socialised?