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GALLERY: HSSC Pug Parade


  • By Loren Mayo
  • | 4:00 a.m. March 19, 2011
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GALLERY: HSSC Pug Parade
Woogie trots along St. Armands Circle sporting a lion costume.
Woogie trots along St. Armands Circle sporting a lion costume.
Tug plays in the grass.
Tug plays in the grass.
King Toby reigned over the parade with his wagon of fruit.
King Toby reigned over the parade with his wagon of fruit.
Susie Q. gets a good view from her stroller.
Susie Q. gets a good view from her stroller.
Princess and Bailey's owner dressed them as Irish dancers.
Princess and Bailey's owner dressed them as Irish dancers.
Penelope and Pebbles
Penelope and Pebbles
Marley is dressed as Tinker Bell.
Marley is dressed as Tinker Bell.
Hzak von Monkeydog sits for a treat.
Hzak von Monkeydog sits for a treat.
Oakley wears a Robin Hood costume.
Oakley wears a Robin Hood costume.
Dan Johnson and Betsy
Dan Johnson and Betsy
Otis watches the parade from the grass.
Otis watches the parade from the grass.
Terri LaPerna and Lillybell strut their stuff.
Terri LaPerna and Lillybell strut their stuff.
Tori Wood and Ottie with Julie Wood and Snickerdoodle
Tori Wood and Ottie with Julie Wood and Snickerdoodle

 

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