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Redland Bayside News > Events > PuppyPalooza guarantees tailwagging fun
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PuppyPalooza guarantees tailwagging fun

Ashleigh Whatson
Published: July 31, 2026
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PuppyPalooza keeps things friendly.
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REDLANDS locals are getting ready for one of the region’s most charming community events, with PuppyPalooza returning next month for another relaxed day dedicated to dogs, their owners, and anyone who simply enjoys being surrounded by wagging tails.

The event, which ran earlier this year with a warm and steady turnout, has quickly become a favourite for residents looking for a social outing with their pets.

Unlike large-scale festivals, Puppy-Palooza keeps things intentionally small and friendly.

It’s designed as a casual gathering, making it an ideal environment for dog owners who prefer a quieter personal experience.

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The upcoming August 16 event at the Grand View Hotel will follow the same format.

Open grassy areas, shaded spots for owners to sit and chat, and plenty of space for dogs to meet, sniff and play.

With the theme being Pups at the Pub, it’s the ideal chance to enjoy a drink while your pup enjoys some company.

One of the biggest appeals of Puppy- Palooza is how naturally it lends itself to “puppy dates.”

Whether it’s two pups meeting for the first time or a group of regulars catching up, the atmosphere encourages easy socialising.

Many locals who attended earlier this year said the event became their go to spot for arranging meet ups, especially for younger dogs still learning to socialise.

With its relaxed layout and friendly crowd, PuppyPalooza offers a safe and comfortable setting for dogs to interact without overwhelming them.

Local rescue groups will again be involved using the event to connect with the community.

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