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Coyote Classic Dog Show

Dogs showed off their skills, made friends and got pampered at the Coyote Classic Dog Show.
Byline photo of Kyra Berg
Kyra Berg, Reporter • November 18, 2024
Kyra Berg
From the Coyote Classic Dog Show last weekend.

 

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Kyra Berg
From the Coyote Classic Dog Show last weekend.
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About the Contributor
Kyra Berg
Kyra Berg, Reporter

Kyra Berg is a senior at the University of Arizona majoring in journalism and minoring in public relations. She is working with Arizona Luminaria through the Jamieson-Metcalf Family Fellowship for Public Affairs Journalism.