
Last chance to sign up for this year's edition of Warsaw Dog Run. Participants can choose canicross or dogtrekking.
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RAW PALEO Warsaw Dog Run is a cyclical sports event for dog owners and their pets in Warsaw.
RAW PALEO Warsaw Dog Run is an event for everyone who wants to experience something unique with their pet. Participants can choose one of two formulas: canicross, i.e. a 5-kilometer run, or dogtrekking - a more leisurely expedition with a map, during which you must find designated checkpoints. Each route leads through the picturesque areas of the park, forest and beach on the Vistula River, offering not only a sports challenge, but also an opportunity to admire autumn nature.
What counts in canicross is the pace and cooperation between man and dog - they cover the route together, trying to achieve the best possible result. Dogtrekking, however, allows for a slower pace and independent route planning - participants receive a map according to which they must find checkpoints, and the exact route remains a surprise until the start.
A bit of exercise, a bit of fun, a bit of adventure and a few hours really spent together. Everyone can choose the form that best suits him and his dog - run 5 kilometers or go on a quieter field trip with a map. The most important thing is this shared experience: satisfaction at the finish line and the joy of being with your pet - emphasizes Magda Skrocka, COO of the "Warsaw Marathon" Foundation.
Last chance to participate – limit of 300 places
This year's edition of RAW PALEO Warsaw Dog Run is very popular. Only 300 duos can register to participate, and the number of available packages is dwindling quickly.
The canicross race will start on October 17 at 8:30 a.m., and competitors will start in waves.
Dogtrekking will start at 9:00 a.m., and participants will have until 3:00 p.m. to complete the route and find all checkpoints.
Importantly, participation in dogtrekking does not require prior experience or specialized preparation. This is an offer both for people who train regularly and for those who want to try their hand at this type of event for the first time. The organizers have also planned a virtual edition for those who cannot appear in Warsaw - the distance can be covered with a dog anywhere and at any pace.
Half medal – a souvenir for the handler and the dog
Participants of this year's edition will receive a unique medal, designed especially for this occasion. It consists of two parts - one of them is a pendant that can be attached to the dog's collar. This is a symbolic emphasis that the route is completed as a team and the achievement belongs to both participants. The starting package will also include a starting number and RAW PALEO food, and you can additionally order a souvenir T-shirt or bandana for your dog.
Safety first
The organizers attach great importance to the safety of pets. Before the start, each dog will undergo a veterinary check, and a veterinarian will be present on site at all times. The condition for participation is to have current vaccinations. All this to ensure that the event takes place in a friendly and safe atmosphere.
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Canicross and dog trekking start on October 17.
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