The Sydney Dog Lovers Show is returning after three years
Canine lovers have been welcomed with pawsome news as the Dog Lovers Show returns to Sydney this weekend after two years off for Covid.
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The canine loving community is set to finally reunite after three years at the 2022 Dog Lovers Show in Sydney.
The paw-packed show will take over the Sydney Showground this weekend, featuring key attractions and free educational sessions with experts including Lara Shannon and Rose Horton.
Dog Lovers Show founder and CEO Jason Humphris said: “Anyone who loves dogs deeply and wants to better understand their pets will be rewarded by attending our shows when
Australia’s largest and leading fur-focused festival makes a triumphant return.”
Visitors to the show will be able to get up close and personal with over 1000 furry friends including the most adorable Irish wolfhound duo, Killian and Brandin, who sized up with 9-year-old Elaina Filewood on Wednesday.
“The event will be the largest gathering of dogs in Australia,” Mr Humphris told The Daily Telegraph, with over 100 breeds of dogs for puppy fans to see.
The huge increase in pet ownership in Australia as a result of the Covid pandemic has seen over 30.4 million pets across the country.
The Dog Lovers show team hopes the event will “educate, entertain and inspire this new wave of passionate pet-parents.”
“The timing is ideal to provide thousands of ‘pandemic pet parents’ with trusted, reliable information from the country’s most trusted pet experts,” said Mr Humphris.
The event will also feature the biggest dog product supermarket in Australia with exclusive tail-wagging specials on items such as clothing, beds, food and grooming.
Aussie TV vet Dr Katrina Warren and animal trainer Kelly Gill and The Wonderdogs will host the all new ‘Doglympics’ segment, and the NSW Police Force Dog and Mounted Command will also take centre stage.
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