- November 23, 2024
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Bryson Williams and surfing companion Roxy, winners of the Best Wave Award, second place in the Human/Dog Tandem category and honorable mention in the Costume Contest. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Bryson Williams and surfing companion, Roxy, waiting for a set. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
That look when it's time to bail on the wave ... Photos by Danny Broadhurst
A fierce competitor. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Spectators on the boardwalk following the surf action. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Vendors at the event. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Eric Cooley (Flagler Beach City Commissioner and event Organizer) Flagler Beach Mayor Suzie Johnston and Dog Surfing Lessons. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Eric Cooley (Flagler Beach City Commissioner and event Organizer) and referee Greg Hansen (District 2 County Commissioner) discuss results with the surf judges. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
97.3 DJ and referee Greg Hansen (District 2 County Commissioner). Photos by Danny Broadhurst
97.3 DJ.
Andy and Clyde waiting for a set to come through. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Andy and Clyde seeking a wave. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Andy Diekroger and his dog, Clyde. Used to paddling the Intracoastal Waterway together and its relative calm, this was the duo's first foray into open ocean surfing. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Bryson Williams and surfing companion, Roxy, winners of the Best Wave Award, second place in the Human/Dog Tandem category and honorable mention in the Costume Contest coming ashore after catching a few waves. Photos by Danny Bro
Flagler Beach Mayor Suzie Johnston, Eric Cooley (city commissioner and event organizer) and competition referee Greg Hansen (District 2 county commissioner.). Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Good Times Dog Bar representatives Rebecca Blackowicz and Joseph Lynch. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Flagler Beach Mayor Suzie Johnston and City Commissioner and Organizer Eric Cooley. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Flagler Beach Mayor Suzie Johnston supporting the event. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
The crew from K9sforwarriors.org. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Wednesday the Dog and her humans. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Makaila handing out free dog treats from Dexter's Dog Snacks. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Robin Polletta and Sam at the dog kissing booth. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
The Salty Paws Animal Hospital crew. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Enkore Realtor Sarah Beilke supporting the event. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
An Aussie blue heeler enjoying the contest. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
For some, enjoying the sun and watching the crowds was enough action. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Roxy in the impact zone. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Tim Bennett and his pup, Roxy, are first time ocean surfers and experienced paddle boarders recently relocated from Chesapeake Bay. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Attendees enjoying the dog surfing action. Photos by Danny Broadhurst
Flagler Beach, on Saturday, May 21, hosted its inaugural dog surfing competition, Hang 8. The event benefits the Flagler County Humane Society, Safe Pet Rescue and K9 for warriors. Aside from the surfing categories, events also included a dog costume contest, dog bone Easter egg hunt, pet adoptions and vendor booths.
