Going to the dogs: Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show to be held in Tarrytown starting Saturday
News 12 is providing a sneak peek at all the action - what you need to know if you want to attend--- and a look at how Tarrytown is getting ready for the competition to begin.
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Jun 16, 2022, 2:32 AM
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321ds agoWestchester is going to the dogs!
The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is once again happening in Westchester County. The event will be held at the Lyndhurst Estate in Tarrytown from June 18-June 22.
About 3,000 dog owners will be in the area for the show. Spectators are also welcomed this year,
News 12 is providing a sneak peek at all the action - what you need to know if you want to attend--- and a look at how Tarrytown is getting ready for the competition to begin.
Tickets are $25-$30 for adults, and it's about half of that for kids.
There isn't parking at Lyndhurst, but you can pay for a spot in a lot nearby. If parking sells out, just make sure to get dropped off at the event.
Masks are not required.
Two need breeds will compete this year, the Mudi and the Russian toy.
