TORRINGTON – Halloween gave kids and dogs alike the chance to dress up for a night of tricks and treats. Penny Hutchison and Dave Reynolds, who teach dog obedience and agility through Eastern Wyoming College’s Community Education program, hosted a Halloween costume contest for the students of the current level 1 fall dog obedience class.
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TORRINGTON – Halloween gave kids and dogs alike the chance to dress up for a night of tricks and treats. Penny Hutchison and Dave Reynolds, who teach dog obedience and agility through Eastern Wyoming College’s Community Education program, hosted a Halloween costume contest for the students of the current level 1 fall dog obedience class.
Reynolds and Hutchison normally keep classes structured but were asked if this class could include costumes for the dogs. “Somebody in class asked if we would be doing a costume contest and we decided that it would be fun,” Hutchison said.