Dogs were lapping up good times during Dogs’ Day in Dade City, on a beautiful Saturday at Agnes Lamb Park.
(Richard K. Riley)
Fifty-one dogs joined the dog parade at 10 a.m., and nearly two dozen competed in individual contests.
Dogs’ Day in Dade City, now in its eighth year, is an event that’s aimed at giving dogs a chance to have fun, while their owners have a good time, too.
Dogs, and their owners, could take part in an assortment of activities, and seemed to be enjoying themselves.
It was an event that attracted Dade City Mayor Camille Hernandez, Dade City Police Chief Ray Velboom, pageant queens, high school volunteers and pet owners from all sorts of places, including St. Petersburg and Boston.
There were also a variety of goodies on sale, both for pets and for their human companions.
Published March 22, 2017
