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Soggy Doggies at Fourth Annual Goldens in Golden

Neither rain nor snow nor sleet was going to put a damper on the fourth annual event.
By Brandon JohnsonFebruary 3, 2024
Group photo at the fourth annual Goldens in Golden on February 3.

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Over a thousand golden retrievers and their owners enjoyed a snow day with selfie stations, pup cups (whipped cream) and vendors at the fourth annual Goldens in Golden on Saturday, February 3.

A couple of golden retrievers and their owners heading to the fourth annual Goldens in Golden.

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Dogs gathering at the fourth annual Goldens in Golden.

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Goldens and their owners studying the wares at Parfet Park.

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A couple of golden retrievers bundled in protective gear to keep them warm.

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A golden retriever in costume.

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Checking out the merchandise.

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Another golden kept its eye on the snow..

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Posing for a selfie.

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More photo ops.

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This golden is game.

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This dog had a hat to ward off the elements.

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A very curious golden retriever inspecting a photographer’s camera.

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Brandon Johnson has been a freelance photographer for Denver Westword since 2018. In his role, Brandon captures and documents local events and concerts across the Denver metro area. His previous photography work includes contributing to Live Nation Colorado, 303 Magazine and Alive Coverage. While attending the University of Arkansas, he discovered his passion for photography through frequent visits to a local music venue and working for the school newspaper. www.bjohnsonxar.com

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