Kids throughout King County will be showing their family dogs, mixed breed and purebred on Saturday April 21 at Argus Ranch for Dogs.

Exhibitors coming from all over King County, including Eastside Hushpuppies 4-H club located in Kirkland, will have trained and cleaned their pet dogs and hope to qualify to show them at the Puyallup Fair in September.

Hands-on WSU 4-H Youth Development Program Projects, like dogs, keep kids interested as they practice leadership, citizenship, and life skills to define and solve problems facing themselves and their communities. During the dog show, several 4-H members will also be conducting educational presentations.

The show begins at 9 a.m. and food will be on sale from the Teen Leaders of Tomorrow 4-H Club. Argus Ranch is located near Flaming Geyser State Park at 35612 212th Way S.E., Auburn. Visit argusranch.com for driving directions. For more information about the dog show, contact Marilyn Johnson at 253-639-0549 or ocean_beach_dog@q.com.

To learn more about 4-H and the many different projects, including robotics, performance arts, animal and plant science, cooking, sewing, etc., that are offered visit 4h.wsu.edu.