Discs and dogs fly in Englewood
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN, doug@dasdesigns.net
Richard Virgin of Englewood's dog Jet lives up to his name as he gets airborne pursuing his target in the Fourth Annual Disc Dog Tournament & Pet Expo at Oyster Creek Paw Park in Englewood Saturday.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN, doug@dasdesigns.net
Wayne Bondy's dog Haley flies through the air Saturday at the Fourth Annual Disc Dog Tournament & Pet Expo at Oyster Creek Paw Park in Englewood.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN, doug@dasdesigns.net
Nixie catches a toss from handler Michael Hadsell of Englewood. Nixie went on to when the competition.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN, doug@dasdesigns.net
The dogs were scored based on how many discs they caught and where they were on the field when they made the catch.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN, doug@dasdesigns.net
Riot makes a flying catch during the disc dog tournament Saturday.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN, doug@dasdesigns.net
Mike Hadsell of Englewood and his dog Nixie win first prize in Saturday's Fourth Annual Disc Dog Tournament & Pet Expo at Oyster Creek Paw Park in Englewood.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN doug@dasdesigns.net
Richard Virgin of Englewood's dog Jet lives up to his name as he gets airborne pursuing his target in the Fourth Annual Disc Dog Tournament & Pet Expo Oyster Creek Paw Park in Englewood Saturday.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN doug@dasdesigns.net
Wayne Bondy's dog Haley flies through the air Saturday at the fourth annual Fourth Annual Disc Dog Tournament & Pet Expo Oyster Creek Paw Park in Englewood
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN doug@dasdesigns.net
Nixie catches a toss from handler Michael Hadsell of Englewood. Nixie went on to when the competition.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN doug@dasdesigns.net
Riot makes a flying cathc during the disc dog tournament Saturday
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN doug@dasdesigns.net
Mike Hadsell of Englewood and his dog Nixie win first prize in Saturday's Fourth Annual Disc Dog Tournament & Pet Expo Oyster Creek Paw Park in Englewood.
SUN PHOTO BY DOUG SAHLIN doug@dasdesigns.net
The dogs were scored based on how many disc the caught and where they were on the field when they made the catch.
ENGLEWOOD — Nearly a dozen world-class athletes
descended on Oyster Creek Paw Park at Ann Dever Memorial Regional Park in Englewood Saturday for the Fourth Annual Disc Dog Tournament & Pet Expo.
Several dogs brought their people to watch the competition, and even the occasional cheer, or perhaps jeer, from the canine onlookers couldn’t break the concentration of the participants as they chased down, and sometimes waited for the plastic disc to come their way.