<p>When I heard the name of this event, I had to go.  Hilarious!  Bella's first doggie music festival!  :-)</p>

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<p>In 2008, Woofstock won the award of "Outstanding Community Special Event" by the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association.  I can see why! </p>

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<p>The event took over the massive Tumbleweed park.  The tail-wagging festivities included:  the Great Chandler Dog Walk, Concert for Critters, Pet Contests, Raffle Prizes, Interactive Demonstrations, Dog Massages, Pet Psychic, Mini Bark Park, and other pet-friendly vendors.  </p>

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<p>Little Miss Bella was once again a "hit".  Everyone who gazed upon her melted at her extreme cuteness.</p>

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<p>My favorite vendor was </p>

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<p>After Bella and I took in the sights, sounds, and smells, we headed over to the Free Dog Massages.  Bella's masseuse commented, "I can't believe how calm she is.  She's not stressed at all!" </p>

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<p>Why, of course!  I won the puppy lotto!  She's simply the sweetest and most well-behaved puppy on the planet!  :-)</p>

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<p>Unlike Woodstock, Woofstock offered no illegal recreational activities.  No hashish dog biscuits to be found!  Some of the hyper dogs probably could have used some, but this was a family event. </p>

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<p>As I write this, Bella is passed out next to me on the couch.  Woofstock was exhausting!</p>

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