Is Anyone Going to Woofstock Tomorrow?
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We're going on Sunday since my bf is working tomorrow. We're going to try to be there early to beat the rush.
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Aww that's too bad, sorry we will miss you and Stiggy and Brutus. I was hoping to meet up with some members.
Have fun.
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We went to Woofstock this afternoon, and picked up my daughter and grandson on the way, they wanted to come with us.
Pit was a nice cool day, and they did a different location this year, it is usually held at St. Lawrence Market where they close off the streets, so you walk around on streets and sidewalks, all concrete. This year it was held at Woodbine Park and was all grass and park area and there was a playground for kids to play. It was quite nice walking around and much cooler, it's always been held in June which is always hot, but they changed it to September this year. It was much nicer for walking around. We only took Blossom this year because Dozer is still suffering from some allergy symptoms and his paw is sore, plus he is so afraid of traffic and being in Toronto it's busy and he doesn't like to walk. I let him chill at home. We saw so many dogs, and lots of Bullies English and French, and my grandsons favourite dog the Great Dane, he's always been fascinated by these huge guys. We met a really cute Bully named Max who walked around all day with his skateboard in his mouth, and he scooted around the bike trails on the scooter, he was adorable. His owner said he snow boards in the winter too. I got the furballs new collars, lots of treats, some Kelp, and I scored a t-shirt that the staff and volunteers were wearing. I saw them on a table, and asked how much they were, but was told they were for the staff, and not for sale, I bought a water bottle, and then the man at the tent gave me a t-shirt, but told me I couldn't wear it around the park during Woofstock, because it says Volunteer on the back. Blossom got lots of Bully Love and Belly rubs. There were so many people and it was very difficult to get pictures because none of the dogs would cooperate, so I ended up with mostly their backs or their butts in the picture. Lol, none of them wanted to look at the camera. I did ask every Bully owner I met if they were members of EBN, but none of them were, but I explained the website to them, and how wonderful it is, and I think I may have recruited 3 or 4 people.
Did I mention that my Hubby is crappy at taking pictures? They are all upside down, and the ones of my daughter and grandson are too far away and of their backs. Ugh
Pit was a nice cool day, and they did a different location this year, it is usually held at St. Lawrence Market where they close off the streets, so you walk around on streets and sidewalks, all concrete. This year it was held at Woodbine Park and was all grass and park area and there was a playground for kids to play. It was quite nice walking around and much cooler, it's always been held in June which is always hot, but they changed it to September this year. It was much nicer for walking around. We only took Blossom this year because Dozer is still suffering from some allergy symptoms and his paw is sore, plus he is so afraid of traffic and being in Toronto it's busy and he doesn't like to walk. I let him chill at home. We saw so many dogs, and lots of Bullies English and French, and my grandsons favourite dog the Great Dane, he's always been fascinated by these huge guys. We met a really cute Bully named Max who walked around all day with his skateboard in his mouth, and he scooted around the bike trails on the scooter, he was adorable. His owner said he snow boards in the winter too. I got the furballs new collars, lots of treats, some Kelp, and I scored a t-shirt that the staff and volunteers were wearing. I saw them on a table, and asked how much they were, but was told they were for the staff, and not for sale, I bought a water bottle, and then the man at the tent gave me a t-shirt, but told me I couldn't wear it around the park during Woofstock, because it says Volunteer on the back. Blossom got lots of Bully Love and Belly rubs. There were so many people and it was very difficult to get pictures because none of the dogs would cooperate, so I ended up with mostly their backs or their butts in the picture. Lol, none of them wanted to look at the camera. I did ask every Bully owner I met if they were members of EBN, but none of them were, but I explained the website to them, and how wonderful it is, and I think I may have recruited 3 or 4 people.
Did I mention that my Hubby is crappy at taking pictures? They are all upside down, and the ones of my daughter and grandson are too far away and of their backs. Ugh
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Thanks for sharing the pictures. 
They are great, and Blossom is a doll!
They are great, and Blossom is a doll!
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Thanks for sharing the pictures.
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Nice! glad you had a nice time, and the weather and new location sounds like it was perfect. We never went in June you know because bulldogs outside for hours in june don't mix usually. When we lived downtown we still felt parking was a nightmare at the St Lawrence market.
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