Dog photographer of the year launches
Aspiring photographers can show off their skills by entering the Kennel Club's annual Dog Photographer of the Year competition


Entries are invited for the Kennel Club's annual Dog Photographer of the Year competition. There are five categories: portrait, dogs at play, dogs at work, Man's best friend and puppies.
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The winners will be presented with their trophies and prizes at Discover Dogs at Earl's Court, London SW7 on November 9-10. Entries close on August 31. To enter, telephone 0844 4633 980 or visit http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/dogphotocompetition.
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