Zeta Pride

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Zeta Pride (not to be confused with the event currently named Zoo Pride Week) was an annual convention of zoophiles in Northern Germany, organized by Fjordwolf.

It originated as a second German "zoo-con" for those in the north of the country that didn't wish or weren't able to travel to Zetacon. There were rooms available as well as camping spaces for those travelling with dogs.

On the agenda were a few entertaining competitions such as zoophilia-related quizzes, spaghetti eating contests (performed "hands-free" out of a dog bowl), blind food tastings, song recognition challenges, etc. There was also a BBQ and a traditional, optional visit to a Brazilian restaurant for Rodizio. The convention was non-sexual in nature and served as a gathering of like-minded individuals to promote socialization and the free exchange of ideas.[1]

References

  1. Herder, Daniel; Mikuteit, Hanna-Lotte (June 1, 2012). "Michel-Pastor stoppt dubioses Tiercamp" [St. Michael's Church pastor stops dubious animal camp]. Hamburger Abendblatt (in Deutsch). Archived from the original on February 28, 2021.

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