COVENTRIANS enjoyed some tail-wagging fun with their four-legged friends last Saturday as FarGo dog fest returned to the city.
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Ivy (9) and Marnie. Picture by Marcus Mingins 2123003MMR7 www.buyphotos247.com
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Vikki, Chewie, Dani, Taco, Katie and Teddy enjoy the show. Picture by Marcus Mingins 2123003MMR3 www.buyphotos247.com
Paw-some activities included the annual dog show, where pups strutted their stuff in a bid to win a host of awards.
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Keir Doherty, Kanga and Stephen Greaves. Picture by Marcus Mingins 2123003MMR8 www.buyphotos247.com
There was also a dog training demonstration for pet owners to learn from.
Pets could cool off from the sun in the dog paddling pool or try their paws at an art class using their prints.
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Awaiting the start of the compeitions. Picture by Marcus Mingins 2123003MMR5 www.buyphotos247.com
Other attractions included a bacon bubble machine for dogs and an on-site face painter.
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Mot aloud on the tables at home. Picture by Marcus Mingins 2123003MMR2 www.buyphotos247.com
And there was plenty for visitors to buy or try at several independent stalls, a puppacino stand and a dog bakery.
Broken Souls Rescue, which organises the event each year, works with similar organisations across the UK to save the lives of unwanted pets who have been refused by other larger rescues.
The charity does not have a kennel and works solely through foster homes and third-party emergency boarding centres.
