Dogtor Who Theme for This Year's Chiswick House Dog Show
Classes range from My Dog's Got Talent to Best Veteran
A previous best in show winner Little Chief, accompanied by his owner Ralphine
September 17, 2023
The Chiswick House Dog Show this year will have a Dogtor Who theme to mark 60 years of the time travelling TV series.
It is taking place on the cricket pitch at Chiswick House Gardens on Sunday 24 September between 11am and 4.15pm
With classes ranging from Naughtiest Dog to Prettiest Bitch and from My Dog’s Got Talent to Best Veteran, every dog is welcome – big, small, pedigree, mutt, young and old.
To register for a class click here.
To register to volunteer click here.
Run by the community for the community, it has raised £115,778 since its inception in 2004 to fund its activities and maintain the historic gardens. All the money raised goes directly towards maintenance and improvement projects in the gardens. In addition to tree management and path improvement projects, it has also funded specific dog-related ventures, from poo bins and poo bag dispensers to a new golf buggy and fencing around the dog free picnic area. The Dogs Trust donate their (biodegradable) dog poo bags, which are available in the dispensers by each gate.
As a result of the 2021 and 2022 Dog Show, the Organising Committee were able to make a contribution of £13,000 towards the continued maintenance of trees, shrubs and bushes.
To find out more about the Dog Show, visit its website.
If you were there on the day and have pictures you would like to share, please send to editor@chiswickw4.com.
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