HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — For the past week, the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex has been filled with dogs for the annual Blue and Gray Cluster Dog Show.
The five-day event wrapped up Sunday.
There were plenty of different breeds, trainers, vendors, and, of course, competitions.
“They have to compete in their own breed,” Ron Webb, show chair and president of the Mason Dixon Kennel Club. “Then whoever wins that breed goes to the group that they’re in and competes for the group win. They play some one through four and then whoever wins, that group goes on to compete for best in show.”
“None of us are, you know, professional breeders or professional handlers,” Michelle Laskowski said. “We are here because we love our dogs. We love the sport. We love the camaraderie between each other. And we’re just here to have fun.”
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Organizers said nearly 7,000 dogs entered to compete.
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