The Field is separated into two sections.
The first is where the Senegal Hounds and Zebras live. This territory is large and expansive, mostly consisting of vast plains and mountains. The air is warm, but with the breeze comes a chill that is similar to that of an early autumn wind. The edge of their territory is bordered by a large forest. Fireflies are sometimes seen at night, but they're a rarity in the mountains.
The second is where the Tibetan Spitz Imports reside. This section is made of huge evergreen and deciduous forests, bordered by a large plain that separates the sections. The trees are large and spaced out, resulting in several clearings where they like to stay. There's always a sort of chill in the air here, the grass and leaves have a thin layer of frost in the morning that takes hours to melt away. In the evenings, fireflies can be found flitting about.