Dogs @Crick

Canal Scruffs – NOVELTY Dog Show

Prove to everyone that your dog really is the star of the show by entering our ‘Canal Scruffs’ novelty dog show! If you bring your dog to Crick you really should join in - remember it’s just for fun and rosettes will be awarded to heat winners. The categories on all days are:

Waggiest Tail - the happiest hound!
Loveable Rogue - looks like trouble but is a real charmer
Best Trick or Command – oh go on, it will be fun trying
Least Obedient - the coveted prize: the dog who came last in the previous round
Best dressed - fancy dress or best neckerchief: can your canine cut it on the on the Crick catwalk?
Dog that looks most like it’s owner – obviously in a nice way
TOP DOG – the Crick Boat Show champion of the day!

Saturday and Monday:

The judging for all heats will take place from 2pm – simply turn up from 1pm onwards and register your dog for your chosen categories. Entry is free for all heats on Saturday and Monday. Kids@crick area.

Sunday:

You can register your dog for all heats from 11am onwards and judging will be at the following times:

11.30 – 12.15 Waggiest Tail, Loveable Rogue, Best Trick or Command and Least Obedient
12.45 – 1.15 Best Dressed and Dog that looks most like it’s owner
2pm – Winners of the previous rounds will compete for the TOP DOG title

Thanks to the Northants Dog Training Club who are organising and judging the show on Sunday. Entry for all categories today is £1.00 per dog, which will be donated to Wellingborough Dog Welfare and Hearing Dogs for Deaf People charities. Kids@crick area.

Northants Dog Training Club Display Flyball Display

Following the dog show on Sunday, the Northants Dog Training Club will give a dog training demonstration followed by an exciting flyball display, involving trained dogs, hurdles and balls! This is a must see and great fun to watch. (Sunday, 2pm in the Kids@Crick Area)

Tricky Tykes Terrier Racing Display Team

These Internationally famous ‘terrierific’ superstars will have you in stitches as they doggedly thwart all efforts to demonstrate the country sport of Terrier Racing.

Their antics over the hurdles are hilarious - intense determination and total disregard for rules, they snap, yap & tear down the track.
Their only rule is - there are no rules.
Audience participation is a highlight so if you have a dog, you can join in one of the races! Children will also have a chance to race against the terriers.

The ‘Tykes’ are a crowd pulling household name with a huge international following and have starred at Crufts. The little terriors include the highly popular ‘Scotties’ and the unbelievable ‘Pooh-Shitz’!