A fun(d)-raising event produced by McKinley Elementary School
A public school located on 14th@ Castro.
11:00 am Welcome to DogFest 2010
11:30 am Best Costume
Judges vote on dog with best costume, extra points for originality and attitude.
11:50 am Best Bark
Contestants are given 30 seconds to show off their vocal abilities. Dogs may bark, growl, sing or howl. Judges are looking for dogs that are loud, have long howls or show great enthusiasm.
12:10 pm Best Trick
Dogs have 30 seconds to show off their best trick(s). Props encouraged.
12:30 pm Silent Auction
1:15 pm Best Couple (Dog-Guardian Look Alike)
Judges look for dogs and guardians with common features or characteristics. Guardian may describe what they have in common with their dog.
1:35 pm Most Ear-Resistible (Best Ears)
Judges look for dogs with ears that are cute, have character or stand out in some way. They could be extra large, super floppy or have good coloring.
2:00 pm Best Coat
Judges are looking for dogs with beautiful coats – super luxurious, curly, spotted, shiny…
2:30 pm Special Performance! The Busy Bee Dogs
Silly dog comedy and amazing stunts inevery show! The Busy Bee Dogs are known for their originality and one-of-a-kind, friendly performances. See Busybeedogs.com
All Dog Show times are estimates – please check in 10 minutes before start time noted! are estimates – please check in 10 minutes before start time noted!
11:00 – 4:00 Children’s Activities
Bubbleland
Button making
Balloon animals
Face Painting and Temporary Tattoo Parlor
Balloon Pop: Each balloon has a prize hidden inside
Cake Walk: Each winner walks away with a cake
Lollypop Tree
Jumpy House:For the Little ones up to Age 3, courtesy of SFFunJumpers
Inflatible Jumpy slide: For the bigger kids.
Carnival games including Duck Pond, Ring toss, Beany Dog Toss, Plinko
12:30 pm Special Performance!
11:00 – 2:00 Silent Auction
2:30 Raffle Drawing
Special thanks to Global Gourmet Catering – the first and only Bay Area Green Business certified larger scale catering company in Northern California