City of Diamondhead, Mississippi – Flashback Friday to the 2nd Annual Dog Park Day

City of Diamondhead, Mississippi – Flashback Friday to the 2nd Annual Dog Park Day
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#FlashbackFriday to the 2nd Annual Dog Park Day!  We had an amazing time meeting all the #DogsofDiamondhead and celebrating what will be the best dog park on the Mississippi Gulf Coast!  Here are the winners of the competitions:

Dog Parade Winners

Best Dressed – #35 Duchess

Best Tail Wagger – #27 Jack

Best Large Dog – #31 Ben

Best Small Dog – #20 Chica

Best Vocal Performance – #22 Alfie

Best Trick – #19 Destin 

Dog Pie Eating Contest

Large Dog Winner is #40 Remi

Medium Dog Winner is #41. Harley

Small Dog Winner is #47 Winnie

Best Dog Gone Chef 2022

1st Place – Councilman Finley and his team, Tongue Candy

2nd Place – Team CM – Mike Reso cooking his fabulous jambalaya

3rd Place – Team Lu Lu – Layne Depreo cooking her amazing shrimp jambalaya

Thank you to the Flavors of Diamondhead for judging: Daniel from Dan’s Poboys and Seafood, Ernie from The Club at Diamondhead and Kyle from Lazy Gator Sports Bar and Steamer, Diamondhead!

Shout out to Anthony Depreo for donating hot dogs!

:  Mayor Nancy Depreo

Original source can be found here.



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