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Corgis race, bark and dress up at quirky competition in Vilnius Around 150 corgis from nine countries gathered in Vilnius for a day of races, agility challenges and costume contests, with US-owned corgi “GG” … Euronews flipped this story into Europe News•25d
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Corgis race, bark and dress up at quirky competition in Vilnius Around 150 corgis from nine countries gathered in Vilnius for a day of races, agility challenges and costume contests, with US-owned corgi “GG” … Euronews flipped this story into Europe News•25d
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