Angela Porpora Situated westerly, approximately half way between the beautiful mountains of Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens, in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, lies the small town of Brush Prairie, Washington, Brush Prairie has become known as the home of a popular 4-day cluster of shows named after that small town. Specialty shows start off the weekend on Friday, July 16th. 1999 saw the entry increased by approximately 100 dogs. For example, the main entrance to the show is at the junction of Bobtail Blvd.
White tents surround all the rings, and there is ample room for dogs waiting to be judged.
The clubs are especially proud of the trees which were specifically planted to lay between the 20-foot section of tents to provide additional shade for dogs and people. White tents and tall trees provided ample shade for man and his dog. Another special feature of this show site is a brick wall, which is situated near the main entrance to the show grounds. In Show pictures are taken on one side of the wall and the other is devoted to beautiful flowering plants and benches for sitting. The wall was built to be an area for show photography.