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Dogster Photo Contest: Dogs of the Week Winners (May 1, 2025)

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This Week’s Winner

Coral Lee Winner in article

Name: Coral Lee
Breed: Sheltie

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Cutest

Tui_Cutest

Name: Tui
Breed: Golden Retriever

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Most Expressive

Sweetie_Most Expressive

Name: Sweetie
Breed: Chihuahua
Fun Fact: “Super Doggie”

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Best Action Shot

Sullivan best action

Name: Sullivan
Breed: Golden Retriever
Fun Fact: “My first hike!!! I loved the natural bridge state park, it was beautiful!”

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Silliest

silliest may 1

Name: Cokais
Breed: Golden Doodle

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Sleepiest

Tinkerbell_sleepiest

Name: Tinker Bell
Breed: Chihuahua/Jack

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Most Dignified

cooper_most_dignified

Name: Cooper
Breed: Golden Doodle

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