NEW ALBANY — The costume contest for the Harvest Homecoming Kids Dog Show was held Monday. The show featured costumes, tricks and appearance of dogs in the competition. See related photos.
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Ruby Miller, 8 of Sellersburg, and her dog, Betty Jean, watch other contestants in the Harvest Homecoming Kids Dog Show on Monday in New Albany. Betty Jean was dressed as Frankenweenie, a character from an upcoming film, for the costume contest. Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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Wayde Jacobi, 6 of Greenville, dances with his beagle, Scout, while judges tabulate the results of the costume contest for the Harvest Homecoming Kids Dog Show on Monday. The show featured costumes, tricks and appearance of dogs in the competition. Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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