1103 days ago

Helensville A&P Show

Nicky Horsbrough - Harcourts Helensville

The Helensville A&P Show is on Saturday 25th February and it's time to get your pooch into shape for the FAMILY DOG SHOW! πŸ•πŸ•β€πŸ¦ΊπŸ©

Any family dog is eligible as long as they can comply with these rules:
- must be on a lead and under control at all times

- must be bathed and groomed before showing
- no in-season/on-heat dogs allowed
- no dogs that have been in contact with or had an infectious illness within 6 weeks
- remove any poo and dispose of in the bin provided
- dogs must be registered and wearing their rego tag.

Classes include:
- Best Groomed,
- Most Agile Small Dog
- Most Agile Big Dog
- Waggiest Tail
- Most like Owner
- Best Child/handler, 10 years and under
- Best Fancy Dress, 10 and under

Taking place in the arena in front of the Auckland Cranes Community Stage at 10.30am, you can register at the ring from 9.30am and be standing by ready to start at 10.15am. $5 entry fee per dog.

More info: helensvilleshow.co.nz...

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Poll: Should complete designs be shared with the public, or should the community help shape the designs from the start?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

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Open Homes

Nicky Horsbrough - Harcourts Helensville

🏑 Open Homes - Sunday 22 February

πŸ“ 9 Empressa Heights, Helensville at 11:00am
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πŸ“ 1611 Kaipara Coast Highway, Kaukapakapa at 11:00am
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πŸ“ 357 McLachlan Road, Kaukapakapa at 11:45am
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πŸ“ 71b Commercial Road, Helensville at 12:00pm
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πŸ“ 5 Awa Avenue, Helensville at 1:00pm
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πŸ“ 13 Karaka Street, Helensville at 1:00pm
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πŸ“ 1/32 Parakai Avenue, Parakai at 1:45pm
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πŸ“ 37 Makiri Street, Helensville at 2:30pm
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