Help El Cajon break the world record for ‘Most Dogs to Attend a Film Screening’
EL CAJON, Calif. — Bring your dog to Wells Park in El Cajon on Feb. 24 and you could be the one to help them break a world record.
The City of El Cajon has announced a world record attempt for the “Most Dogs to Attend a Film Screening.”
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A screening of the movie “Beethoven” will be held in Wells Park — 1153 East Madison Avenue in El Cajon — on Saturday, Feb. 24.
The free, outdoor movie screening is family-friendly so the entire family can attend, just don’t forget to bring your furry friend. There will also be crafts and activities for kids.
The current world record stands at 219 dogs. So only 220 dogs need to attend to break the record.
To participate, dog owners need to arrive for check-in by 1:00 p.m. on Feb. 24, just ahead of the screening. Here’s more important details you need to know.
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Rules
Dogs must be leashed at all times. Crates are not allowed to be used.
Dogs must have current licenses and vaccines
Dogs must be accompanied by a handler at least 16 years old. One dog per handler
Participants and their dogs need to be in place for 10 minutes during the movie screening
Dogs must have natural appearances (no dyed hair or accessories)
Dogs must be at least 1 year old to be included in the count
Free registration will be completed at the beginning of the event
Dog owners are responsible for the behavior of their dogs at all times
Dogs with aggressive history will not be permitted to attend
Dog waste must be cleaned up by the owners
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to put El Cajon in the national spotlight.
For more information on the event you can visit the official event website at www.tinyurl.com/ECWorldRecordAttempt or call the event organizers at 619-441-1754.
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