Drumheller AB Disc Dogs show off high-flying tricks

May 20, 2022 | Alberta, Canada, Entertainment, Living, SPORTS

Superdog Treble and owner Kara Bellingham of Cochrane showed off some high-flying moves during their freestyle competition. (Lacie Nairn / The Drumheller Mail)Lacie Nairn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Original Published 05:00 May 18, 2022

By Lacie Nairn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Dogs and their owners took over the Drumheller Minor Soccer field in the industrial area on May 14 and 15 for the Calgary Disc Dog Club (CDDC) competition. A spectator-free competition was held in Drumheller in September 2020. The Freestyle competition on Sunday, May 15 gave competitors an opportunity to show off their dancing and disc skills; some competitors even got dressed up for their routines. Superdog Treble and owner Kara Bellingham of Cochrane showed off some high-flying moves during their freestyle competition.

This item reprinted with permission from Drumheller Mail, Drumheller, Alberta

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