It is no secret that we love dogs. We encourage readers to bring their furry friends all over Sonoma County, including on winery visits, and now we have also launched a Cutest Dog Contest. Read all about it in the article below.
"May All Fours Be With You" is the motto of Deerfield Ranch's winery dog, Obi Wine Kenobi.
Like to bring your pup when you go for a pint? There are plenty of dog-friendly breweries in Sonoma County. In this photo, Mosi gives two paws up to Fogbelt in Santa Rosa.
We love ugly dogs, too. In this photo, contestant Rascal Deux during the World's Ugliest Dog Contest at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma on Friday, June 24, 2016. (Photo by Alvin Jornada)
Chances are, if you’re a dog-owner, you’re taking hundreds of photos of your furry friend (trust us, we do the same). Now, in addition to posting those photos all over Instagram, you can submit your favorite shots of your pup to Sonoma Magazine’s Cutest Dog Contest!
ENTER THE CUTEST DOG CONTEST HERE
Deadline to enter is December 4 at 11:59pm.
The winning dog will get:
A full-page photo in Sonoma Magazine with dog’s name and bio.
A professional Sonoma Magazine photo shoot (and you will get to keep the photos!).
All applicants will get:
A digital faux Sonoma Magazine “Cutest Dog” cover with their dog’s image and name.
A photo in the “Cutest Dog” gallery on the contest page on sonomamag.com.
A complimentary 1 year (6 issue) subscription to Sonoma Magazine valued at $14.99. (If you are already a subscriber, your subscription will renew at the term of 1 year at the end of your current subscription.)
The top 10 cutest dogs will be voted on by the public during the voting period (Dec. 5 – 15). A winner will be chosen from among the top 10 vote earners by a panel of judges from Sonoma Magazine and our beneficiary, Pets Lifeline.
Deadline to enter the Cutest Dog Contest is December 4 at 11:59pm.
The fee for each submission is $30, with a portion of the proceeds to benefit Pets Lifeline.
Voting for the top 10 entries will be open December 5 – December 15.
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