Dog Dock-Jumping and Cat Beauty Contests Highlight Montreal Pet Expo
A dog dock‑jumping competition and an international cat beauty contest were held at Montreal's National Pet Expo on November 7, 2026, highlighting the city's pet-focused events.
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