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Third edition of Panchkula Dog Show on Sunday

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Updated At : 01:17 PM Nov 11, 2021 IST

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Panchkula, November 10

The 3rd edition of Panchkula Dog Show will be held opposite Hotel Holiday Inn, Sector 3, here on Sunday. The event is being organised by Royal Kennel Club in collaboration with Animal Pet Hospital, Sector 3, here.

The curtain raiser of the event was held today at the Chandigarh Press Club which also witnessed the presence of a few top dogs.

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Sikander Singh, general secretary, Royal Kennel Club, Panchkula, who himself is a breeder, said, “For any queries related to entries, one can call up at 91- 9915268876, visit our Facebook page — Vom Carnivous Rottweiler or e-mail at carnivous351@gmail.com. On the spot, the entry will be taken till 9.30 am.”

The other highlights of the event include a street dog-adoption project, awareness camps, anti-rabies and free vaccine camp and a programme where tips on how to raise pets will be given.

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