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Win a woollen dog coat

What a lot of dogs we have in the August 09 issue of NZ House & Garden!

If you can count all the dogs in the magazine and email us the correct answer, you'll go in the draw to win one of three lovely dog coats.

About the prize

Country Rover coats are 100% pure wool. They're woven in New Zealand and are lined with soft brushed cotton with velcroed neck and tummy straps for a snug, individual fit.

Available in a red/black or blue/black country check, these handsome coats are warm and comfortable enough to wear outdoors on chilly days and also excellent for nightwear when a dog can become restless as the temperature drops.

Important terms and conditions!

Each image counts as a separate dog � even if the same pooch features more than once.
We�re also keeping the definition of �dog� broad: we mean dogs in photos, dogs in advertisements, dogs depicted in artworks and dogs in cartoons.
To make things (slightly) easier we can tell you that there�s a dog hidden behind the chair on page 20, and that we�re also counting the silver brooch dog in the classified ads on page 168 (there are another two hidden in the classifieds).

How to enter

When you think you�ve spotted them all, email your dog count to win@nzhouseandgarden.co.nz with �dogs� in the subject line.

The judge's decision is final and no correspodence will be entered into.

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