My personal favorite Columbus Ohio, Fourth of July event is the Doo Dah Parade in the Short North on the 4th..
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"Politicians must wear a funny hat!"
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Recently moved here from Birmingham, AL where Doo Dah Day and the parade celebrate our (mostly) four-legged friends. The day is usually sponsored by the area animal shelter and a lot of the proceeds benefit the shelter.
I was wondering if DOO Dah Day in Columbus was similar to what I am familiar with? All responses will be appreciated.
Welcome to Central Ohio. Nope our Doo Dah Parade has nothing to do with dogs, unless dogs are a local issue...
I think in 2006 leash laws and dog parks were an issue so there probably would have been dogs walking in the parade. Probably leashless. Except for anyone who had a dog like mine, can't be trusted off leash (beagle mix.)
The Doo Dah Parade is political, issue oriented lunacy. I remember there being llamas in the parade one time in the early 90's.
The City of Worthington used to have a dog parade in the spring. The Worthington Pooch Parade was a lot of fun. The Worthington Pooch parade is gone now though too. Sad.
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