Sewerby Hall and Gardens is hosting it's brand new fun dog show today.
The carnival is being hosted in partnership with, and in aid of, Jerry Green Dog Rescue, who for over 60 years have rescued, cared for and rehired over 40,000 dogs.
The event will help raise funds for them.
The event runs from 10:30am to 3:30pm and rosettes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in show classed for:
- Prettiest Eyes
- Cutest Puppy
- Waggiest Tail
- Best Rescue
- Best Friend (Child Handler)
- Loveliest Lady
- Handsome Chap
- Best in Show
Entry to each show category will be at the event and the fee is £3.
There will also be a class for dogs to become 'The Dog of Sewerby Hall 2023' and pick up a trophy donated by the event sponsor, Oh So Precious Pet Keepsakes.
Dogs will be FREE to enter Sewerby Hall and Gardens, and standard admission will apply for humans which includes access to the house, gardens soon and BRICKLIVE exhibition.
Marie Gascoigne, general manager, Sewerby Hall and Gardens, said:
There will be a great deal to enjoy: competitions to enter, talks to listen to, demonstrations to watch, have a go dog agility, scent work and ball pools, man trailing sessions and demonstrations from Paws 4 Trailing. Add to that Dog Tales – story time with Bridlington Library, a dog ‘catwalk’ to enter dogs in the Oh My Dog of Beverley fashion show, veterinary advice from Aldgate Veterinary Practice, face painting to look like your dog, and with such a stunning location every dog will want a photo, at the dog selfie area!
“This day promises to be a great day out for all the family, including their four legged friends.”
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