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Corgis race, bark and sniff their way to glory at a growing international race

Vilnius, Lithuania hosted the fifth annual Corgi Race, drawing 150 corgis from nine countries to celebrate the beloved breed. While speed was not the only competition, the event featured a costume parade, "smartest nose" challenge, and the loudest bark contest. American competitor GG won the main running event, while Duke, a 12-year-old Pembroke Welsh corgi from Britain, claimed victory in the loudest bark contest.

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