Owners recount panic after wolfdog Nazgul gatecrashes sprint at Olympics - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMirwFBVV95cUxQdm9xXzM4ZGpYUV8wUEdoOWNOTjEwbjJ5cmVoQUlGbFk5SVdiaE1EQzM1X1RtQ3FhbzhVOG1uVDQ3TTgyR3REMllVbHB5ck1HY1p4clJMb3hNQTd0YzdqVG5URWdyVGllcW5IdmxqMTdvUEdWbFFjTHhYREprc240aWJLYW5FSmdLVldwLVY4NVN6ZEhnWWNqc0otSUZUMFZpd0h1RG9hZXplT0oweEhn?oc=5" target="_blank">Owners recount panic after wolfdog Nazgul gatecrashes sprint at Olympics</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Nazgul, a two-year-old wolfdog, made a surprise appearance during the women's cross-country free sprint qualification event at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy, chasing athletes and a remote-controlled camera.

Nazgul, a two-year-old Czechoslovakian wolfdog, escaped his kennel and joined the Olympic cross-country course, causing concern for his owners who were away at the time.

Nazgul, a two-year-old wolfdog, joined the Olympic cross-country skiing team sprint race, sprinting alongside athletes and delighting spectators with his unexpected appearance.

Nazgul, a local dog, made an unexpected entry in the team sprint at the Winter Olympics, amusing spectators and athletes as he sprinted alongside competitors.

Nazgul, a two-year-old Czechoslovakian wolfdog, gatecrashed a women's cross-country sprint at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, amusing spectators and athletes alike.

Nazgul's unexpected appearance on the Olympic cross-country course led to a mix of amusement and concern, with his owners recounting the incident after returning home.

A local dog named Nazgul unexpectedly joined the Olympic cross-country skiing event, sprinting alongside athletes and crossing the finish line, delighting spectators.

Nazgul, a two-year-old Czechoslovakian wolfdog, unexpectedly joined the women's Olympic team sprint race, sprinting across the finish line and causing a chaotic yet amusing scene.

Nazgul, a Czechoslovakian wolfdog, gatecrashed a women's team sprint cross-country race at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, amusing spectators and athletes alike.

A dog named Nazgul crossed the finish line of a cross-country skiing race during the 2026 Winter Olympics, causing a stir among spectators and athletes.

Nazgul, a two-year-old Czechoslovakian wolfdog, unexpectedly appeared on an Olympic competition course and ran to the finish line alongside athletes, causing a stir among spectators.