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Wyoming celebrates Canada’s birthday
July 3, 2023
PHOTOS BY HEATHER WRIGHT & BLAKE ELLIS/LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE
Families came to Wyoming to mark Canada Day Saturday. Children decorated their bikes to join the parade. The adults got into the act, as did some dogs. Eight dogs and their handlers were put through their paces as part of the Canada Day celebrations put on by the Plympton-Wyoming Special Events Committee. Organized by Jess VanSchyndel, below, of Wyoming, who has been involved in dog training for the past 13 years, put on a dog agility display. Dog agility is a competitive sport where handlers navigate their off leash dogs through an obstacle course.










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