The event will begin with a pre-registration pizza party on Friday, June 15 from 4 -7 p.m. There will be pizza for $2 a slice and soft drinks for 50 cents.

The party will take place at the Breakers hotel, which is located on Highway 103 at 26^th Street, Long Beach, WA 98631.

The Doggie Olympic Games will be held on June 16 from 1-4 p.m. on the Bolstad Ave. Beach Approach.

Here are a few of the events your pooch can compete in:

 What, No Ducks? Ball Toss

 Nadia Comaneci Agility

 Rip Van Winkle Sleep Off

 Dunking For Dogs

 Filla Fuller Brush Shedding

 Luciano Pavarotti Commemorative Sing-Off

 Babe Ruth Obedience Baseball

 I’ve Got Rhythm Musical Sit

 Peanut Butter Lick

 Frisbee Throw

 Who’s Your Daddy?

 Doggie Dash

Paw-print-shaped gold, silver and bronze medals will be awarded to the first, second and third place winners for each competition.

Some contests will involve the participation of the handler. For their safety, puppies under 4 months will not be permitted at the event.

For further information about this event, visit doggieolympicgames.com.

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So pull up a bar stool, order a pint for yourself and a fresh water bowl for your pooch and check out these three dog-friendly pubs in the San Diego area!

1. La Jolla Brew House – 7536 Fay Ave., La Jolla (map), 858-456-6279

Stop on by for Doggy Yappy Hour at this popular dog-friendly bar and relax with your pooch on the patio. Be sure your dog samples some of the delicious entrees from their special Canine Menu, such as the Hound Dog Heaven, which is a juicy ground beef patty, plain and simple. The bar also offers selections from Honest Kitchen, a local brand that creates human-grade dehydrated food for pets. The bar hosts several Yappy Hour events throughout the year and works with several sponsors and rescues, such as It’s The Pits. Check out photos of happy pet parents and their pooches here.

2. The Wine Pub – 2907 Shelter Island Dr. #108, Point Loma (map), 619-758-9325

On Woofer Wednesdays, the Wine Pub offers to donate 10 percent of your bill to Loving Arms Pet Adoption, a no-kill adoption group. However, you can dine or drink any day of the week on the patio with your dog, so you and your pooch can enjoy a great meal while helping out homeless dogs at the same time. Ask for the dog-friendly menu that features two homemade dog treats and a poached chicken and rice entree. The bar has also hosted yappy hours with various dog groups; the most recent was an Italian Greyhound yappy hour where 10 percent of the proceeds were donated to charity. They will be hosting a Chihuahua group in March. For more information, check out their YouTube video here.

3. Whistle Stop Bar – 2236 Fern St., San Diego (map), 619-284-6784

Dogs are welcome at this bar during happy hour (daily until 8 p.m.), except on weekends. Dogs do not need to be leashed in the bar unless they aren’t able to get along with other dogs, and pet parents are expected to clean up after their pooches. While you’re downing a pint, your pooch can lap up a fresh bowl of water. The bar has seen as many as 12 dogs on a single night, so what are you waiting for?

Wag your tail down to one of these dog-friendly bars in and around San Diego!

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