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Dogs make a splash at final pool event of summer
Summary by The Pearland Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Jim Foreman , as published by Reporter News (main feed)
· September 3, 2026
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Friendswood’s swimming season went to the dogs as local pups took over the pool for the city’s annual Dog Days of Summer event. Hosted by the City of Friendswood Parks & Recreation Department, the end-of-summer “Pool Paw-ty” gave dogs an opportunity to swim, splash and play in the water as the ci...
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Key points Hosted by the City of Friendswood Parks & Recreation Department, the end-of-summer “Pool Paw-ty” gave dogs an opportunity to swim, splash and play in the water as the ci... Friendswood’s swimming season went to the dogs as local pups took over the pool for the city’s annual Dog Days of Summer event.
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What is this story about? Friendswood’s swimming season went to the dogs as local pups took over the pool for the city’s annual Dog Days of Summer event. Hosted by the City of Friendswood Parks & Recreation Department, the end-of-summer “Pool Paw-ty” gave dogs an opportunity to swim, splash and play in the water as the ci...
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