ONE WEEK ONLY: Win A Pair Of Tickets To Crufts!
Just in time for THE event of the year for dog lovers, we've got a pair of tickets to Crufts, courtesy of Arden Grange pet foods!
Taking place between March 9 and 12, this pawsome prize includes two tickets to the event (valid for any one event date), an Arden Grange show bag for each person and access to their influencer lounge.
Whatever day you choose to visit, you'll have the opportunity to meet lots of different breeds in the Discover Dogs area, or browse the selection of delightful doggy exhibitor displays and stalls.
Schedule:
- Gundog group: Thursday 9 March
- Working and Pastoral groups: Friday 10 March
- Terrier and Hound groups: Saturday 11 March
- Utility and Toy groups: Sunday 12 March
In order to be in with a chance to win, all you need to do is comment below, telling us what your favourite type of dog is!
We'll then pick a winner following the closing date on Monday March 6 - best of luck!
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