Compo Beach Off Leash Dog Area

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Frequently Asked Questions – Compo Beach Off-Leash Dog Area, Westport, CT
General Information
Q: What is the Compo Beach off-leash dog area?
A: The Compo Beach off-leash dog area is a designated public park in Westport, Connecticut, specifically designed for dogs to run and play off-leash.
Q: Where is the Compo Beach off-leash dog area located?
A: The park is situated off Shore Road in Westport, Connecticut, and is adjacent to the Greenwich area.
Q: When is the Compo Beach off-leash dog area open?
A: The off-leash area is open from October 1st to March 31st each year.
Q: Who manages the Compo Beach off-leash dog area?
A: The Compo Beach off-leash dog area is managed by the City of Westport Parks and Recreation Department.
Rules and Regulations
Q: What are the rules I need to follow when using the Compo Beach off-leash dog area?
A: To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, please adhere to the following rules:
• Dogs must wear a valid license tag and rabies tag.
• Dogs must be leashed at all times when entering and exiting the designated off-leash area.
• Owners must remain in the park with their dogs and maintain voice control.
• Aggressive dogs, puppies under 4 months old, dogs in heat, and sick dogs are not permitted.
• Choke, pronged, spiked, and electronic collars are prohibited.
• Smoking and food are not allowed.
• A maximum of two dogs per person is allowed.
• Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs and filling in any holes dug by them.
Q: Are there any restrictions on the breeds or sizes of dogs allowed?
A: While there aren’t specific breed restrictions, aggressive dogs are not permitted. Owners are responsible for their dog's behavior.
Q: What should I do if my dog engages in excessive barking?
A: Please take steps to address excessive barking to minimize disruption to other park users.
Q: Are children allowed to use the Compo Beach off-leash dog area?
A: Children under 15 must be supervised at all times when in the park.
Q: What happens if my dog damages property in the park?
A: Owners are responsible for any damages caused by their dogs, including filling in holes dug by their dogs.
Amenities and Resources
Q: Does the Compo Beach off-leash dog area have water sources for dogs?
A: No, the park does not have drinking water available for dogs.
Q: What kind of facilities are available at the Compo Beach off-leash dog area?
A: The park features running water, benches, and a trash station.
Nearby Locations & Related Information
Q: What other dog parks are nearby?
A: There are several nearby dog parks, including Stamford Dog Park.
Q: Where can I find more information about winter care for my dog?
A: You can find valuable tips on protecting your dog's health during the winter months at [https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogStuff/Seasonal-Care/Winter-Care-for-Your-Dog---Keeping-Them-Warm-and-Healthy/reccAosfLkOD264rd](https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogStuff/Seasonal-Care/Winter-Care-for-Your-Dog---Keeping-Them-Warm-and-Healthy/reccAosfLkOD264rd)
Q: Where can I find information about adopting a dog?
A: The Adoption Process - What to Expect at the Shelter can be found at [https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogStuff/Adopting-a-Dog/The-Adoption-Process---What-to-Expect-at-the-Shelter/recvB7eKT5haZfJHA](https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogStuff/Adopting-a-Dog/The-Adoption-Process---What-to-Expect-at-the-Shelter/recvB7eKT5haZfJHA)

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Compo Beach Off-Leash Dog Area – Westport, CT Enjoy a fantastic off-leash experience for your dog at the Compo Beach Off-Leash Dog Area in Westport, Connecticut.

This 3-quarter acre public park provides a designated space for dogs to run, play, and socialize, located just off Shore Road.

Managed by the City of Westport Parks and Recreation Department, the area is open from October 1st to March 31st, offering a seasonal escape for dog owners.

Regulations & Guidelines To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, several rules must be followed: Dogs must wear a valid license tag and rabies tag.

Dogs must be leashed at all times when entering and exiting the park.

Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs and disposing of waste properly.

The park allows a limit of two dogs per person.

Restrictions apply to aggressive dogs, puppies under 4 months old, dogs in heat, and sick dogs.

Choke, pronged, spiked, and electronic collars are prohibited.

Smoking and food are not permitted in the park.

Park Features The Compo Beach Off-Leash Dog Area features running water, benches, and a trash station, providing basic amenities for dog owners.

The park’s location adjacent to the Greenwich area adds to its accessibility.

Important Notes While the area is fenced, it’s important to keep a close eye on your dog.

Be prepared for a potentially muddy experience, as the park is located near the beach.

Dogs are not permitted at nearby Calf Pasture Beach.

Nearby Dog Parks * Upton Park (Stamford): This fenced dog park has a separate small dog area, benches, and trees.

Managed by Dog Friends of Stamford.

All dogs must be properly vaccinated and wear a collar with current license and rabies tags. * Shelton Avenue Dog Park (Shelton): This fenced dog park has a separate small dog area and benches.

There is parking next to the park and one of the many Shelton trails passes alongside the park.

The park is managed by a very active friends group.

Managed by City of Shelton.

All dogs must be properly licensed and vaccinated.

Dogs must be on a leash until they are in the fenced area of the park.

Resources * [Winter Care for Your Dog - Keeping Them Warm and Healthy](https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogStuff/Seasonal-Care/Winter-Care-for-Your-Dog---Keeping-Them-Warm-and-Healthy/reccAosfLkOD264rd) – Essential tips for protecting your dog’s health and well-being during the cold winter months. * [Adaptive Dog Breeds for First-Time Owners](https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogStuff/Dog-Breeds/Adaptive-Dog-Breeds-for-First-Time-Owners/recl7ueGtFjygMnLk) – A guide to dog breeds that are ideal for first-time dog owners. * [The Adoption Process - What to Expect at the Shelter](https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogStuff/Adopting-a-Dog/The-Adoption-Process---What-to-Expect-at-the-Shelter/recvB7eKT5haZfJHA) – A step-by-step guide on what to expect when visiting a shelter and how to navigate the adoption process. * [New York City dog parks](https://www.walkdoggin.com/DogParks/United-States-of-America/New-York/New-York-City/557) – Explore other dog parks in New York City.

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