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Attempting to break the Australian record for the most labradors together in one place

Speaker of the House of Representatives < 1 mins read

The Speaker of the House of Representatives and Federal Member for Oxley,
the Hon Milton Dick MP will be officiating the Labrador Retriever Club of Queensland Labs on the Lawn recording breaking attempt at Dogs QLD Show Grounds.

The current record is 98 Labradors together in one place.


10:00 AM
SUNDAY, 17 NOVEMBER 2024

DOGS QUEENSLAND SHOW GROUNDS
Kings Ave
DURACK

 

MEDIA CONTACT:
Natalie van Dartel (Speaker) – 0418 149 761

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