Is your mutt worth entering in a summer dog show?
Dog show at Bilney Hall in Dereham, which is also part of the Healthcare Homes group. Picture: Laura V Photography - Credit: Archant
Pet lovers can enter their companions in a summer dog show at a Norfolk residential home.
'Mutts at the Manor' is an opportunity for the community to visit the Manor House in North Walsham Wood.
There are 15 classes to enter including 'Best Crossbread', 'Best Rescue', 'Any Variety Puppy', 'Dog & Handler Most Alike' 'Veteran for 7 years+' and 'Waggiest Tail'. Dogs must be four months or older to enter.
A barbecue and refreshments will be available throughout the event, as well as tombola and craft stalls.
Manager Paula Pawsey said: 'It's a great opportunity to invite the community into our home and gardens, and for the residents to enjoy meeting and greeting visitors.'
Rosettes will be awarded and all proceeds will go to the home's resident fund, which is used for special activities.
Event registration opens at 10am on Sunday, July 8 with judging starting from 10.30am. Free parking is available.
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