All dogs tongues were out as the the Buda Weiner Dogs got under way.
This year’s theme: Wonder Weiner. This year marks the 21st Weiner Dog Races.
Weiner Dog racing fans begin to fill in the grassy knoll before the races start.
After placing their dogs behind the starting gate, the owners line up to receive their Weiner Dogs at the opposite end of the track.
Weiner Dogs sprint down the unique track into their owners arms.
After a successful race, competitors get off their paws as their owners carry them away from the track.
Some competitors aren’t finished with their race until their owners chase them down.
Families line the fence to catch a glimpse of the races.
As these gates lift up, six Weiner dogs sprint out of their starting kennels.
A photo finish shows off the speed of this competitor.
This Weiner dog sprints into his owners arms as the radar gun catches his top speed.
By:Adam Byerly
Waiting outside of the gate to get inside the Weiner dog races. Truck outside advertising the event. Jumbo Oscar Meyer Weiner truck.My friend Corri Westerberg wanted a picture with the truck.Water station for dogs to quench their thirst.Gnome for sale at tent.Also, gnome Weiner dogs for sale.And can’t forget this cool frog.They had pony rides for kids. Plenty of family fun.They also had a fishing pool for those trying to catch a bite.Then we ran into a tie-dye tent.Adopt a dog tent.Sign towards potential dog owners.This cutie is waiting to be adopted!This dog is waiting in his stroller to see his friends race.The judges go high above to call the races.And the race begins!Halfway there!We have a winner!
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