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Canine Royalty

Is your pooch bred for royalty? Enter him in the Doggie Depot contest and find out

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By DEANNA WENIGER | Pioneer Press
king-and-queen.webp, Emily Schmall of Falcon Heights and Dory, left and Donna Mankowski of Prior Lake and Revere, right, celebrate after the dogs were crowned Canine-Queen
A dog doesn’t have to be a Corgi to be considered royalty in St. Paul, but he does have to be registered.Tuesday is the last day to register dogs for
dory-ii.webp, Dory, a 1-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier mix, rests after being crowned Canine-Queen of Doggie Depot on Saturday, Feb. 4. (Pioneer Press: Wil
Rescue dogs will be there looking for their forever homes. Those interested in adopting can meet the dogs and get the process started, Shaver said.The

Hot dog! New Canine king, queen crowned at Doggie Depot

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dory-i.webp, Dory, a 1-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier mix, was crowned Canine-Queen of Doggie Depot on Saturday, Feb. 4 at Doggie Depot. The event, held a, king-and-queen.webp, Emily Schmall of Falcon Heights and Dory, left and Donna Mankowski of Prior Lake and Revere, right, celebrate after the dogs were crowned Canine-Queen, revere-i.webp, Revere, a five-year-old Husky, was crowned Canine-King of Doggie Depot on Saturday, Feb. 4. The event, held at Union Depot, is part of the St. Paul Wi, dory-ii.webp, Dory, a 1-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier mix, rests after being crowned Canine-Queen of Doggie Depot on Saturday, Feb. 4. (Pioneer Press: Wil
By WILL ASHENMACHER | Pioneer PressLook out, hounds. There’s a new top dog in town.Two of them, in fact — Revere, a 5-year-old Husky, and Dory, a 1-ye
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