Celebrating 15 years of cuteness at Woofstock, Toronto's dog festival
Woofstock runs for 2 days at Woodbine Park this weekend
It's all dogs on deck at Woodbine Park as Woofstock, Toronto's dog festival, celebrates its 15th year on Saturday and Sunday.
"We just love seeing all the dogs interact with each other," she told CBC Toronto.
Debbi Murphy has been coming with her dogs since the festival got started in the Distillery District.
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—@woofstockNow moved to the roomier pastures of Woodbine Park, she said the festival is "even better" now than when it began.
"I love coming to see the dogs, I like watching all the tricks, the fashion show. I come both days," said Murphy.
Murphy's dog, Zoey, came dressed for the occasion in a purple tutu — though she had some stiff competition for best dressed.
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