Day out: Dogs, humans have a howler
All breed competition attracts good audience, smiling, panting faces
Some dogs walked with their humans at the event, while others took out some time to make new friends. PHOTOS: WASEEM NAZIR/EXPRESS, ONLINE, INP
Snarls, yips, woofs, barks and panting dominated the conversations between Sunday’s star performers at the Pak-China Friendship Centre.
But all the sounds were in good spirits, as the event was the Royal Canin All Breed Dog Competition. The area was full of four-legged personalities accompanied by their human handlers. Also, since the show was all breed, it was not restricted to pedigrees, which opened the door to many pooches that may not be quite classifiable. It also brought an eclectic mix of faces, from the handsome, to the loveable, to the ferocious, and even a few that only their humans could love.
Quadrupeds and bipeds participated in a variety of games and events, while also strolling around a number of stalls set up by sponsors and businesses providing pet-related goods and services.
Among the breeds seen sniffing everything in their vicinities were German Shepherds, huskies, Labradors, various terriers, pugs, and Dobermans, and Rottweiler.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 5th, 2016.
But all the sounds were in good spirits, as the event was the Royal Canin All Breed Dog Competition. The area was full of four-legged personalities accompanied by their human handlers. Also, since the show was all breed, it was not restricted to pedigrees, which opened the door to many pooches that may not be quite classifiable. It also brought an eclectic mix of faces, from the handsome, to the loveable, to the ferocious, and even a few that only their humans could love.
Quadrupeds and bipeds participated in a variety of games and events, while also strolling around a number of stalls set up by sponsors and businesses providing pet-related goods and services.
Among the breeds seen sniffing everything in their vicinities were German Shepherds, huskies, Labradors, various terriers, pugs, and Dobermans, and Rottweiler.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 5th, 2016.