Dog Boarding in Middleton
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The best dog events in Middleton
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Dogtoberfest
Held annually at the Capital Brewery Bier Garten in Middleton, Dogtoberfest supports the Dane County Humane Society (DCHS). The fundraiser includes live music, food and beer available for purchase, and a popular dog costume contest! Humans are encouraged to costume-up too with an award for the best coordinating human-dog costume. Suggested admission is $10 per person, with proceeds benefiting DCHS.
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UWPD Dog Jog
Each year, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) hosts Dog Jog to raise money for the department’s K9 unit! The two-mile fun walk or run takes place along the beautiful Lake Shore path on the UW campus. Leashed dogs are welcome and registration includes a free gift and goodie bag. Prizes are awarded to the top three finishers and for the most creative costumes.
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Frosty Dog Jog & Walk
Part of the Madison Winter Festival, the Frosty Dog Jog & Walk benefits the Dane County Humane Society. The fun run or walk starts at Elver Park and winds through the quiet Greentree neighborhood. This wintertime dog-friendly event offers the perfect opportunity to bundle up, show off your dog’s sweater wardrobe, and get outside! An all-volunteer-run event, proceeds from Frosty registration benefit DCHS!
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Capital Brewery
Capital Brewery is a great place to sip on a pint with your pup! Leashed pets are welcome in the open-air Bier Garten, but it’s a good idea to call ahead to make sure there are no special events scheduled. Capital doesn’t serve food, but you can bring your own picnic, order pizza delivery, or check out one of the food carts that can often be found parked nearby!
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Dog Parks: MRD Dog Exercise Area and Quisling Park
Middleton is home to two off-leash dog parks. North of Middleton, there’s MRD Dog Exercise Area which offers mowed trails and a fenced agility course. At Quisling Park, just west of downtown Middleton, a 6-acre dog park provides plenty of space for pups to roam free! For those looking for a long stroll, Quisling Park provides access to a trail system connecting users to downtown Middleton and beyond!
Canine Sports Zone
Canine Sports Zone is the area’s largest dog agility training and trial facility. And classes aren’t just for show dogs—agility and flyball training is open to all ages and skill levels! Fur-kids of all breeds can benefit from the exercise and discipline agility training offers. Canine Sports Zone hosts USDAA and AKC tournaments—and the public is welcome to watch! RV parking is available.






