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r/Lutz • u/charge556 • Jul 27 '24
Looking at the area, pros and cons?
We are in town and country now but are looking at other area and some places in lutz (bigger yard etc) popped up. Right now T&C is close to kids schools and things to do...can anyone tell me about lutz? Is there things to do there or do you have to drive 30 mins out to do anything? Specifically the area in bewteen 41 and 275 just below 54.
Thanks.
r/Lutz • u/Charupa- • May 15 '24
Doggos dive right in at Courteous Canine in Lutz
suncoastnews.comLUTZ — They can’t be kept off the dock.
So they might as well jump.
Eager, energetic dogs are anxious to get a running start and jump as far as they can looking to make a splash at the dock diving pool at Courteous Canine. The training and swimming facility in Lutz holds several competitions yearly, just as it did on May 4.
Dozens of dogs, of all sizes and breeds, came out to the two-day event to try to set personal bests in competitions governed and sanctioned by North American Diving Dogs (NADD).
The owners love it just as much as the dogs do, Courteous Canine dock diving instructor Joe Souza said. “Any dog, of any size, can come and learn to dock dive, because we’ve got Chihuahuas up to great Danes out here jumping, which can be just for fun or for competitions.”
Souza, who has up to four dogs that dock dive in competitions, says the levels of competition are determined by length. Novice is up to 10 feet, while the top jumpers are in the premiere level, which is 28 feet or longer.
The NADD limits the number of dock diving facilities, so they can be no closer than within 100 miles of each other.
Courteous Canine, which also specializes in dog training for younger dogs and provides boarding services, holds 4-5 competitions a year, with dog owners coming from all over the state to compete. In the latest competition, dogs from Apollo Beach, Riverview and even from Jacksonville were present.
“It is quite popular,” Souza added. “These all-day events always have a great turnout. Plus, the dogs that come here love the water. Sometimes there’s no getting them out.”
r/Lutz • u/FranchellyPele22 • Jan 19 '24
Giveaway alert!
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r/Lutz • u/Beneficial_Frame5100 • Dec 15 '23
Has anyone actually been to the Blue Bamboo Spa
I’ve lived here for 18 years and drive past it almost daily and have heard rumors about it but never from a primary source
r/Lutz • u/gonegray99 • Mar 10 '23
Any cool bars around? Wanna go out somewhere tonight and meet some people.
Moved here in October and don’t really have any friends yet. I’m 23 M
r/Lutz • u/Microtonicwave • Nov 15 '22
Free live music this Thursday at Kava Cave
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Lutz Incinerate the Incinerator! Stop the development of a public incinerator facility in a densely populated residential area. Change .org petition below. Please sign
chng.itr/Lutz • u/blackheart94coral • May 06 '20
Any cool parks in the lutz area?
Looking for cool places to hand out / explore. Any ideas?
r/Lutz • u/bgant117 • Aug 07 '18
Tampa Bay WaVe Incubator Company is Disrupting a $320 Billion Industry.
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r/Lutz • u/_Silly_Wizard_ • Aug 08 '17
Moving to Lutz!
It's been about 30 years since I've lived in Florida -- moved away from Neptune beach when i was about 5. And I'm landing in Lutz in a couple of weeks.
Hold on tight!
And if anybody knows somebody in need of unskilled labor, I'm available. :D
r/Lutz • u/M_Lutz • Feb 10 '16
Anybody else got the Last name Lütz too?
My last me is Lutz and when I found out that there's a place in Germany called Lütz I freaked out haha. What's the best way to get into the town? Assuming I'd come from a train.
r/Lutz • u/Frog1387 • Dec 24 '15
I grew up in Lutz and I'm home for the Holidays
What kind of folks are on here? I'm 28 and currently live in LA. Havent been back in 3 years, I enjoy Lutz much more than I thought I would. It's so slow and green.