Adorable images from the Common Woof Games! - The Dog Lover Show the Commonwealth Games by hosting the Common Woof Games. The event took place May 4 to 6. Take a look at the adorable images!

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Melbourne - This year's Dog Lover Show was held at the Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens, Melbourne.

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Extravaganza! - Each day started with the Common Woof Games Opening Ceremony Extravaganza!

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Dr Harry - Dr Harry from the classic 'Harry's Practice' TV show, co-hosted the events with Farmer Dave Graham.

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The Wonderdogs - Kelly Gills and the Wonderdogs performed as the half-time entertainment.

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Events - The dogs competed in 13 different events, including the Black Hawk DockDogs pool events.

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Dueling dogs - The duelling dogs event had two dogs race against the clock. They ran down the dock, jumped into the water, swam to the end of the pool, and retrieved an object!

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Javelin dodge - Once released by their human coaches, these dogs ducked, weaved, and raced through blunt javelins in a time trial.

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Weight pull - These pups aren't just fast, they're strong! The dogs pulled a weight-laden cart in a bid to reach the finish line first.

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MiniDog hurdles - Pouncing pups race over the MiniDog hurdles to become the winning woofer. 

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Soccer - Dogs play soccer, too! In a rapid shootout, the dogs tried to score as many goals as they could.

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Dog vault - Gravity-defying and (p)awe-inspiring, these woofletes scaled a wall in rapid-fire form to reach the top in the dog vault.

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Barrel racing - The doggos traversed three barrels in a clover-leaf pattern, against the clock.

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Discus throw - Frisbees are pretty close to being a dog's best friend. In this time trial, the canines aimed to catch as many frisbees as possible.

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Basketball - In a game of skill and precision, the dogs showed off some hoop-time in a basketball shoot-out.

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Big air - Big ol' puppers got big air as they competed in doggy long jump. The aim was to jump as far as they could after a toy thrown by their person.

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Speed retrieve - Speed retrieve is a timed event where a bumper toy is suspended two inches above water and the dog races against the clock to pull the toy from the bracket.

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Extreme vertical - Also known as doggy high jump, extreme vertical is a competition where dogs aim to jump the highest to reach a toy, landing safely in the water.

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Rapid relay - The rapid relay brings all the dogs together to paw-ticipate in a classic relay. Dogs raced against each other to complete retrieval tasks.

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Woofing winners - At the end of each day, the woofing winners are announced at the Common Woof Games Closing Ceremony.

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Sheepdog speed trials - The Australian Working Dog Rescue International (AWDRI) also had an event called sheepdog speed trials, where working dogs herded sheep.

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Pat-A-Pooch - A part of the Dog Lovers Show is getting to know more about dogs. Pat-A-Pooch allowed visitors to talk to owners while having a pet and a play.

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Kissing booth - And if you wanted a pooch smooch, it only cost 50 cents at the kissing booth!

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Furbo Insta-Pooch - International superstar DJ Havana Brown and her Instagram-famous yorkie, BaBing, graced the Furbo Insta-Pooch red carpet for a meet and greet with fans.

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Bentley - Bentley the Newfoundland was also present for meet and greets, with the Furbo Insta-Pooch stage providing a big throne for him to sit on and be doted on by fans!

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Nigella - Nigella the Pug and her human graced her fans with a big goofy smile during the event on the Furbo Insta-Pooch stage.

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Maluka and Avalon - The Doxie Duo happily joined in the fun on the Furbo Insta-Pooch stage, taking their place on the doggy throne.

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Meet the Breeds Collective - Meet the Breeds Collective was a showcase for the seven main breed groups in Australia, including some unique breeds like the Saluki and the Briard.

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Groups - The breed groups also included toys, terriers, gun-dogs, hounds, working dogs, utility, and non-sporting, which were all showcased in the Upper Gallery.

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Next chance - The Dog Lover Show will be heading to Sydney in August, and Brisbane in November. Check out their website for more information on adoption, rescue, and vet advice.

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