Canine Sports Zone

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Canine Sports Zone

The area's largest Agility training & competing facility on over 19,000 sq of turf. New Obedience Office/phone hours 8AM to 12:30PM Monday-Friday
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09/11/2024

Never forget

08/26/2024

Hey students! COOL air conditioned ring times available this week to escapee the heat and get some training in!

We have multiple ring rental options for you and your dog.

08/14/2024

More pictures have been posted from this past weekend's USDAA Regional!
Volume 1: https://www.michaelfalgoust.com/DogAgility/Canine-Sports-Zone-August-2024
Volume 2: https://www.michaelfalgoust.com/DogAgility/Canine-Sports-Vol-2

Thanks for stopping by. Mike [email protected]

08/12/2024

North Central USDAA Regional fun! Super Hero's came out in full force this past weekend!

08/09/2024

Are you ready!!??

07/09/2024

What are you doing August 9-11, 2024? If you're not already planning to be at the 2024 USDAA North Central Regional at Canine Sports Zone, you should be! Looking for info and the premium? https://www.usdaa.com/events/event-calendar-details.cfm?e=114158 How about gearing up with some merch -- because every superhero needs a sidekick!! https://www.bonfire.com/2024-usdaa-north-central-regional/

Gear up for the Regional in Middleton Wisconsin!. Get your gear for the 2024 North Central Regional now!

07/04/2024

06/27/2024

It's that time of year again....
How Can You Protect Your Pet From The Stress Associated With Fireworks?
- Keep your pets indoors.
- Close the curtains or blinds and turn on the TV or radio to provide some distraction.
- Provide treat toys, such as KONG’s filled with their favorite food, to help keep their minds busy and distract them from the fireworks.
- Provide a quiet place, such as a carrier or crate, which may give your pet a sense of security and comfort.
- Use a leash or carrier if you must go outside with your pet to keep them from running off which is a common response to stress and fear.
- Practice fire safety! Keep pets away from matches, open fires, and fireworks. Pets may try to sniff (or eat) fireworks and pet hair can easily catch fire if they get too close.
- Take pets for a walk before the fireworks begin. Some pets are too frightened to go out once the fireworks are popping, and this may lead to an “accident” later on.
- Make sure your pet’s ID/Microchip is current. Your pets should always have proper identification tags with current information in case they get lost.

Stay safe, everyone!

06/25/2024

Congratulations to CSZ Co-owner Fiona Thompson! Thank you for all your hard work supporting our community!

Today we celebrate Fiona Thompson, who retires after 26 years of service! Thompson joined MFD in 1997 and spent many years as a Firefighter/Paramedic. She was also a Training Officer in the EMS Training Division. She served at Stations 1, 2, 8, and ends her career at Station 12. Please join us in wishing her well in retirement!

06/17/2024

Want to stay cool this weekend & have fun?!!? We are accepting Day of Show entries for our USDAA trial! Come join the fun! Training in the ring is allowed!

Address

3036 Laura Lane
Middleton, WI
53562

Telephone

+16088310225

Website

http://www.caninesportszone.com/

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