Roger Williams Park Zoo Adds Incredible Stunt Dog Show

This summer, Roger Williams Park Zoo is going to the dogs.

Providence's beloved zoo is doing something totally new and adding seriously paw-some entertainment to their summer lineup. Starting on May 25, guests can catch the Canine Champions for Conservation show—an action-packed performance featuring incredibly talented stunt dogs.

What Is the Canine Champions for Conservation Show?

These aren't just any pups. The show highlights rescue and shelter dogs showing off jaw-dropping jumps, lightning-fast agility runs, and high-flying frisbee tricks. And you could even become a part of the show.

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On a recent trip to Roger Williams Park Zoo for the "A Bug's Life" exhibit, my daughters and I noticed that Our Big Backyard was under construction. What was once a nature climbing space and sand pit, was now roped off and leveled.

Luckily there was also a small sign giving us our first hint of what would be coming this summer.

When and Where to See the Show

Now more details have emerged on this exciting new show which will run twice daily, Wednesday-Sunday (no shows on Monday or Tuesday) from May 25–Sept. 7. The show is included with the price of admission and is courtesy of Stunt Dog Productions.

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As a mom of two daughters who ask for a dog pretty much daily, I can already tell this is going to be a must-see show for my family this summer.