Dogster Dogster Photo Contest: Dogs of the Week Winners (Mar 27, 2025)

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Winner
Cutest
Silliest
Sleepiest
Most Expressive
Most Dignified
Best Action Shot
Enter Your Dog

This Week’s Winner​


Dog Week Winner


Name:Scout
Breed:Lab
Fun Fact:“He is a rescue who has the most expressive eyes and infectious smile.
Everybody loves Scoutty.”

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Cutest​


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Name:Sadie
Breed:American bully
Fun Fact:Sadie loves being outside playing catch

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Most Expressive​


Most Expressive Dog


Name:Pepita
Breed:Toy Goldendoodle
Fun Fact:Pepita’s name translates to pumpkin seed in Spanish.

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Best Action Shot​


Best Action Dog


Name:Frieda
Breed:Kromfohrländer-Jack Russell Mix

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Most Dignified​


Most Dignified Dog


Name:Stella
Breed:Beagle
Fun Fact:“Stella is one of two beagles in our home. She is a loyal and loving
companion who brings joy to our lives every day.”

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Silliest​


Silliest Dog


Name:Gibby
Breed:American bully/ Rottweiler mix
Fun Fact:This is one of my FAVORITE ways to play!!

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Sleepiest​


Sleepiest Dog


Name:Cinnamon
Breed:Mix
Fun Fact:She’s a best beautiful, loving, cuddler ever 🥰😴

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Enter Your Dog​


Submit your doggie for a chance to be featured! Click here

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