The event included dog games and a dog walk around Honeymoon Island. Flashy, ornamented accessories for your canine were available to purchase, along with an ample amount of other products catered to man's best friend. Pure Vita, a holistic pet food company provided samples of organic dog food as well as Nature's Select, which sells "human grade" dog food. Dogs available for adoption were walking around, like Sugar, a one year old pit/terrier mix.

Information on how to properly take care of your pet was available at booths such as the Golden Retriever Rescue of Mid Florida. They take in abandoned and abused Golden Retrievers, get them rehabilitated and help them find new homes. Debbie McGhehry from the organization says that most people do not do proper research on the breed of dog they own. They see a pint-sized pooch in movies like “Air Bud” and don’t realize the puppy will grow into a full-sized retriever. Their booth offered brochures with proper care for goldies, with some of that information translatable to all breeds of dogs.

Upcoming local events for pooches include “Bark at the Ball Park” on April 19th, where pet owners are able to bring their dog to a Clearwater Threshers baseball game.