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Stamford Dog Show returns to The Meadows




Tails were wagging as hundreds of pooches descended on Stamford Meadows for an annual dog show.

Stamford Dog Show returned yesterday (September 15), attracting more than 1,500 pet owners accompanied by their four-legged friends.

The show, organised by the Stamford Methodist Church, started with an open air church service, followed by pedigree and novelty classes.

2nd Stamford Scouts at the dog show. Photo: Chris Lowndes
2nd Stamford Scouts at the dog show. Photo: Chris Lowndes

There were also games for dogs including musical mats and sausage catching and for their owners a range of food stalls and fair rides.

Conan Lewis, chairperson of the dog show committee, said: “The day was absolutely superb.
“The feedback from competitors and judges was excellent.”

Kyra Evitts with Phoenix having a treat. Photo: Chris Lowndes
Kyra Evitts with Phoenix having a treat. Photo: Chris Lowndes

Proceeds from the show will be split between the Nixon Memorial Hospital in Sierra Leone, Stamford Street Pastors and the Mutts Nutts Rescue.

Albert, Jess and Lottie Williams and Lucy Honey with their dogs. Photo: Chris Lowndes
Albert, Jess and Lottie Williams and Lucy Honey with their dogs. Photo: Chris Lowndes
Jake Smalley, Elli Bush and Mia Wilmer with Pippa. Photo: Chris Lowndes
Jake Smalley, Elli Bush and Mia Wilmer with Pippa. Photo: Chris Lowndes
The dogs played musical mats. Photo: Chris Lowndes
The dogs played musical mats. Photo: Chris Lowndes

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