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From Best in Show to dock diving, more than 2,500 dogs to compete in Hurricane

By stgeorgeutah.com · September 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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A red tennis ball sits on a sandstone ledge overlooking a shimmering blue pool, symbolizing the excitement of dog sports.
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Utah News spotted this story published September 3, 2026 at stgeorgeutah.com. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Get ready for some serious tail-wagging competition. This weekend, Hurricane will become a showcase for some of the country's most talented four-legged athletes, from impeccably groomed show dogs to pups racing, retrieving and launching themselves into a pool.

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