COVID kept canines and humans away from Bark in the Park until the popular event returned this weekend.
Emily Perez and her basset hound Frieda dressed in complimentary T-Rex and stegosaurus outfits for Saturday morning’s Bark in the Park look-alike contest.
Yes, Devil Dog, a Doberman pinscher named Axe, did make an over-the-top entrance wearing a vampire cape while seated in a towed red coffin. That turned a few eyes. But so did the numerous sombrero-wearing Chihuahua’s, bow-tied Pomeranians and tie-dyed doggies. San Jose’s Bark in the Park returned for its 24th event at William Street Park, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2022.
With his dogs Lassie and Laddie, Don Thomas was among those strolling through Bark in the Park on Saturday.
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