Naughty dogs in the frame at the Hastings True Crime Museum

Naughty dogs were brought to justice at the True Crime Museum on Sunday when the Hastings attraction took part in National Dress Up Your Dog Day.
By The Newsroom
Published 14th Jan 2019, 08:07 BST
Updated 16th Jan 2019, 19:33 BST
Dress Up Your Dog Day at the True Crime Museum in Hastings. Steve and Lisa Frost with Jester SUS-190114-073458001Dress Up Your Dog Day at the True Crime Museum in Hastings. Steve and Lisa Frost with Jester SUS-190114-073458001
Dress Up Your Dog Day at the True Crime Museum in Hastings. Steve and Lisa Frost with Jester SUS-190114-073458001

Owners who dressed up their dogs for the occasion were rewarded with free admission to the attraction.

Dogs enjoyed complementary treats and lined up for pictures on the ‘Mug Shot Wall’

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SEE ALSO: Bexhill man convicted for threatening to petrol bomb home and stab woman’s dogs.Museum curator, Joel Griggs said: “Our attraction has proved popular with dog owners, especially as many neighbouring businesses are also dog friendly, such as the White Rock Hotel and Mungos Cafe.

Dress Up Your Dog Day at the True Crime Museum in Hastings. Steve and Lisa Frost with Jester SUS-190114-073458001Dress Up Your Dog Day at the True Crime Museum in Hastings. Steve and Lisa Frost with Jester SUS-190114-073458001
Dress Up Your Dog Day at the True Crime Museum in Hastings. Steve and Lisa Frost with Jester SUS-190114-073458001

If you are looking for an alternative Valentine’s Day event in February, the museum is holding a special Date Night event with ‘Love and Death’ tours and free bubbly on offer. For more on the True Crime Museum and its forthcoming events, visit the website at: www.truecrimemuseum.co.uk.

See also: Hundreds pack into Wetherspoons to hear Tim martin speak in favour of a no deal Brexit scenario.See also: Hastings Seafront attraction leading the way in cutting plastic waste

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