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Suffolk Dog Day

An event in July in Suffolk
Helmingham Hall
Stowmarket
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Suffolk Dog Day ends on 30th November -0001
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Calling all the county's dog lovers to enjoy a barking day out, for what promises to be a woof-woof-wonderful day!

This extremely popular event draws nearly 8,000 people to Helmingham to enjoy a great day out with their dogs, family and friends. There are fun dog classes with great prizes, agility, dog scurry and lots of attractions and trade stands to keep everyone entertained. It's the biggest, waggiest and hairiest day in the canine calendar in Suffolk!

Suffolk Dog Day is held to generate funds to help communities throughout the county through the work of the Suffolk Foundation www.suffolkfoundation.org.uk.

Helmingham Hall will open its gates and award-winning gardens to welcome you and your dogs.

Tel: 01473 786918
Email: info@suffolkdogday.com

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