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Could your dog be puppy of the year?

Roisin Healy by Roisin Healy
August 30, 2021
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Petmania’s Puppy of the Year Competition 2021 is now open, with prizes worth €1,500 and a pet-friendly Irish Blue Book getaway up for grabs

Entry is open for the Petmania.ie Puppy of the Year competition 2021, sponsored by BETA. Adorable pets across the country will compete for the title, which will see the winner receive over €1,500 of prizes. The champion puppy will star in its own professional fashion shoot, and enjoy a year-round pampering with a 12-month care plan at their local Petmania Grooming Studio.

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Petmania’s nutrition partners for the Puppy of the Year 2021 will ensure the winning puppy dines in style for the whole year.

The puppy alongwith his or her two favourite humans will also get the chance to enjoy a relaxing break at the dog-friendly Cashel House in Connemara. The prize includes two night’s accommodation with breakfast and dinner on one evening.

Puppies must be less than 12 months old on 30 August 2021 to enter, for more see petmania.ie.

Every puppy who enters the competition will receive a Puppy Pack from BETA, while each of the top finalists in the region will receive a complimentary treatment at their local Petmania Grooming Studio, a 14kg pack of BETA Puppy Food, and a finalist’s rosette.

Reigning Champion Cloud – Top of the Pups 2020

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Cloud, a young Greengrass Lurcher from Galway, was chosen to be Petmania Puppy of the Year 2020. Cloud was named top-dog having been chosen from 1200 adorable puppies from all over the country. Cloud’s proud human Daithí Maguire said: 

“Cloud is an absolutely stunning puppy and I was so thrilled to have her win the Puppy of the Year competition last year. She received 12-months of free food, got regularly pampered by the dog groomers in Petmania Galway, took part in her very own professional photo shoot, and even treated me to a fantastic dog-friendly staycation!! Petmania also sent her numerous surprise packages throughout the year with lots of toys and treats! I would encourage anyone with a new puppy to enter the competition – we had a really fun year!”

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