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Good puppers strutting their stuff Sept. 19-21

The Sudbury and District Kennel Club is hosting three days of Championship Dog Shows in Coniston
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Sarah Petrie and her mother, Patti Paquette, of Souyen Kennels in Azilda show off a big ribbon won by her shih tzu Bowie at the annual Coniston spring dog show at Toe Blake Memorial Arena earlier this year. Bowie is among the top 25 ranked dogs in Canada.

The Sudbury and District Kennel Club is hosting three days of Championship Dog Shows in Coniston from Sept. 19-21.

The shows will take place at the Toe Blake Arena and feature more than 200 Canadian Kennel Club-registered purebred dogs from throughout Canada.

The puppers will be vying for championship titles and ranking points to determine Canada’s No. 1 dog. “Spectators will have an opportunity to safe-distance mingle with exhibitors, dog breeders and dogs while enjoying a great learning experience into the world of purebrod dogs and dogs in general,” according to a media release issued by organizers.

Spectators are welcome, but they are not allowed to bring their own family pets to the event grounds.

The spectator fee is $5 per adult, $2 per child, families are $10 and seniors over 55 are free.

In attendance and competing will be Sudbury’s own Top Dog, ”Bowie,” a Shih Tzu bred and owned by Patti, Mark and Sarah Paquette of Souyen Kennels in Azilda.

 



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