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Barks & Brunch ~ A Canine Christmas Party

Barks & Brunch ~ A Canine Christmas Party at Plum Lake Event & Equestrian Center
We’ve heard that all the good dogs are gathering for Barks & Brunch ~ A Canine Christmas Party. Join us for a Gourmet Dog-Friendly Buffet and family games at TLC Dog Training’s festive celebration. Please join us!
📅 Date: Saturday, December 7
🕤 Time: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Plum Lake Event & Equestrian Center, Sayner, WI
💵 Tickets: $25 per dog, $20 for families without a dog at the door
Here’s what’s in store for you and your furry family members:
🎄- 9:30 Registration: Sign in and grab a coffee from the Milky Way Truck and make your own dog treats to take home, visit with friends, and pose for a family photo in front of our winter wonderland backdrop. (Don’t forget your cell phone to snap special moments!) Milky Way will be offering breakfast & lunch items throughout the event.
🎄- 10:15 First & Second Dog Seatings for the Gourmet Dog-Friendly Buffet: Let your pup dive into a healthy, dog-friendly brunch buffet that’s sure to make tails wag! (There will be doggy-bags too!)
🎄- 10:45 The Games Begin! Wander through our Carnival – play games with your family and win prizes. Games include Snowball Toss, Silver Bells, Ice Fishing, Penguin Sledding, and more.
🎄- 12:15 Winter Wonderland Walk – weather permitting and only if you would like, join us for a leashed dog walk through the forest and over the hills of the Plum Lake Event & Equestrian Center. If you would like to walk with us, please bring appropriate outdoor clothing.
This event is a delightful way to kick off the holiday season, and it’s not just for those with four legs! Families without dogs are also welcome to enjoy the festivities. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet and mingle with other dog lovers in the community.
🎄 Come, Sit, Stay, and Play! Bring your festive spirit—and maybe a doggy Santa hat too! We can’t wait to celebrate with you and your beloved pups at Barks & Brunch ~ A Canine Christmas Party.
