Video. Corgis race, bark and dress up at quirky competition in Vilnius
Thousands packed the grounds of Vingis Park this past Saturday to watch roughly 150 corgis representing nine nations take part in the fifth edition of the
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A Day of Barking, Racing, and Costumes: Vilnius’ Fifth Annual Corgi Spectacle
Poinews.com – Thousands packed the grounds of Vingis Park this past Saturday to watch roughly 150 corgis representing nine nations take part in the fifth edition of the city’s annual canine competition. The sheer scale of the crowd turned the park into a roaring arena devoted entirely to one very small breed.
Seven Ways to Win a Trophy
The programme spanned seven distinct events, ranging from head-to-head solo sprints and agility courses to a run-and-return relay. Competitors also faced off in a contest rewarding the loudest bark, while the day’s finale saw dogs strut through a full-blown costume parade in elaborate outfits.
Handlers and enthusiasts arrived from across Europe and well beyond its borders, making the gathering as much a celebration of the human-animal bond as a sporting affair.
An American Corgi Takes Top Honour
The headline sprint was claimed by a corgi named “GG,” whose owners made the trip all the way from the United States to claim victory on Lithuanian soil.
Dustin Embrey, one of GG’s owners, noted that Vilnius proved so dog-friendly that the pair would contemplate revisiting the Lithuanian capital even absent the race itself.
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