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Rippin' Rosie, a 5-Year-Old Labrador who’s become an Instagram star for her surfing skills, just won another world championship.

One of California’s most famous surfers has four legs and a tail. They call her Rippin’ Rosie. She’s a lovable 5-year-old Labrador Retriever with golden fur and almost 340,000 followers on Instagram. “Everyone knows Rosie!” said local surfer Jeremiah Kille in a great video by DOG PPL (view below). The legend of Rosie continued to […] The post Surf’s Up for Pups at World Dog Surfing Championship Where Rosie Leads the Pack (Video) appeared first on Good News Network.

Competitors in the World Dog Surfing Championships were scored on tricks, the size of the wave they caught, how long they stayed on the board and how much they seem to be enjoying it all.

Pup Ride Waves in Surfing Championship Hundreds of spectators lined the shores of Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica, California, as dogs from across the country traded tennis balls for surfboards…

Pooches competed against similarly sized peers for a chance to appear in the finals. Additional heats featured multiple dogs surfing tandem or riding with people.

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Solo Can, Larry Davis, Explorers Room, dogsurfing at Liberty Lunch, scenes from an American musical paradise, gorgeous mid-century Zambian country music, and...The Gnomes

Sugar, the 16-year-old rescue therapy dog and five-time World Dog Surf Champion, is now facing a battle with cancer. Sugar’s owner, Ryan Rustan of Huntington Beach, shared the news on a GoFundMe page, noting that they have been working closely with veterinarians, providing special food, medications, and other comforts to keep Sugar happy on the waves. Sugar has a celebrated history in the surfing world, winning 19 surf titles and becoming the first animal inducted into the Surfers’ Hall of Fame in 2024. Her paw prints were cemented alongside surfing legends like Kelly Slater and Andy Irons in Huntington Beach. Beyond competitions, Sugar has contributed to therapy programs, helping veterans at the VA Hospital in Long Beach and supporting surf therapy foundations. The GoFundMe campaign has raised over $11,000 to assist with Sugar’s medical care and daily needs. Rustan emphasizes that every donation helps cover expenses and prepare for future care. Rescued from the streets of Oakland at just seven months old, Sugar has brought joy to countless people over the years. While her prognosis has not been publicly disclosed, the fundraiser highlights the ongoing dedication and support for this remarkable surfing dog.

They weren't soaring out of giant barrels like their human counterparts at the Paris Olympics surfing competition in Tahiti.

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