Thousands of Dogs and Owners Paraded Through St. Louis at the 20th Annual Beggin'® Pet Parade

Highlights Included a Live Musical Performance by The Bacon Brothers, Hilarious Costumed Parade Participants and Dog Costume Contest

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There was much more to watch and celebrate yesterday than the big game. Thousands of football-themed costumed pets and their owners took to the streets of the Soulard neighborhood in St. Louis Sunday, Feb. 3 to join the huge tail gate party and march in the 20th annual Beggin’® Pet Parade.

Date: 04 February 2013, 17:03 PM EST
Source: Nestle Purina PetCare Company
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There was much more to watch and celebrate yesterday than the big game. Thousands of football-themed costumed pets and their owners took to the streets of the Soulard neighborhood in St. Louis Sunday, Feb. 3 to join the huge tail gate party and march in the 20th annual Beggin’® Pet Parade. Video
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In this image provided by Purina®, Mojo shows off a hilarious Mardi Gras costume and wins the title of King at the 20th annual Beggin’® Pet Parade Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013 in St. Louis.
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Kevin and Michael Bacon of The Bacon Brothers toss Beggin’ to the parade crowd at the 20th annual Beggin’® Pet Parade, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013 in St. Louis. Image provided by Purina®.
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In this image provided by Purina®, thousands of costumed pets and their owners took to the streets for the 20th annual Beggin’® Pet Parade Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013 in St. Louis.
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