In Photos| Indigenous dog show organized in Tamil Nadu's Madurai

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Published on Aug 28, 2022 02:33 pm IST

An indigenous dog pet show was held at the Tamil Nadu Veterinary & Animal Science University in Madurai. More than 200 individuals attended the expo with dogs of native breeds. P Moorthy, the state minister for commercial taxes and registration of Tamil Nadu, attended the ceremony as the main guest.

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The Indigenous Dogs Pet Show, held under the auspices of the Tamil Nadu Veterinary & Animal Science University, featured a variety of indigenous dog breeds. Speaking to ANI, the university's vice chancellor, KN Selvakumar, said the event's main goal was to promote local dog breeds.(ANI)

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Each breed's top dog was honored with a certificate and memento. Pictured alongside the judges and contestants is vice chancellor KN Selvakumar (third from right).(ANI)

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Dogs that took part in the indigenous dogs pet exhibition captured.(ANI)

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Owners of the show's animal participants. The dog show recorded more than 200 registrations and each dog guardian was given a certificate of participation. (Source: Students from Veterinary College and Research Institute, Theni)

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P Moorthy, Tamil Nadu minister for commercial taxes and registration, was the chief guest of the dog show. He walks through the expo covering each stall. (Source: Students from Veterinary College and Research Institute, Theni)

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A dog participating in the event receives a participation prize from the judge. (source: students from Veterinary College and Research Institute, Theni)

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In Photos| Indigenous dog show organized in Tamil Nadu's Madurai

The Indigenous Dogs Pet Show, held under the auspices of the Tamil Nadu Veterinary & Animal Science University, featured a variety of indigenous dog breeds. Speaking to ANI, the university's vice chancellor, KN Selvakumar, said the event's main goal was to promote local dog breeds.(ANI)

Each breed's top dog was honored with a certificate and memento. Pictured alongside the judges and contestants is vice chancellor KN Selvakumar (third from right).(ANI)

Dogs that took part in the indigenous dogs pet exhibition captured.(ANI)

Owners of the show's animal participants. The dog show recorded more than 200 registrations and each dog guardian was given a certificate of participation. (Source: Students from Veterinary College and Research Institute, Theni)

P Moorthy, Tamil Nadu minister for commercial taxes and registration, was the chief guest of the dog show. He walks through the expo covering each stall. (Source: Students from Veterinary College and Research Institute, Theni)

A dog participating in the event receives a participation prize from the judge. (source: students from Veterinary College and Research Institute, Theni)

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