It was pooch paradise on the bonny banks over the weekend as animal lovers turned out to show their four-legged pals are ‘prime canines’.
Loch Lomond Shores had their very first Companion Canine Present with all income made donated to the Scottish SPCA Centre in Milton.
Residents have been urged to convey their pets alongside and enter them within the present, with classes for all breeds and ages.
It was a fun-filled day for all of the household, with canine therapeutic massage, competitions, doggy market and avenue meals on provide, in addition to loads of treats to maintain the doggies glad.
There was each ‘o’paw’tunity’ to spoil canines, with merchants promoting equipment and clothes.
A canine coach, who specialises in working with puppies, was additionally readily available with recommendation.
The highest canines splashed round on the seashore and loved walks on the woodland trails to burn off extra vitality.
Canine homeowners flocked from throughout Scotland to enter their furry pals within the present.
There have been entries from Edinburgh, the borders, central belt and plenty of native canines too.
Mini clean dachshund Woman Pixel received Greatest in Present to the delight of proud proprietor Kat Adullah.
Reserve Greatest in Present on the reverse finish of the dimensions went to two-year previous blue Nice Dane ‘Scout’ owned by Deryk Smith.
Greatest Pet was a captivating six-month previous Bernese mountain canine, ‘Hugo’ owned by Emma Taylor and Greatest Veteran pug ‘Pugsley’.
The six novelty lessons have been nicely crammed.
The winner of finest cross breed was Chester, owned by Ashley Thomson.
Spot prizes have been additionally generously donated by commerce stand holders.
Choose Karen Gold stated: “It was wonderful.
“I had a beautiful and the canines have been wonderful. I had problem selecting my winners as they have been all attractive.”
The day was organised by SHS Occasions and is certainly one of many the agency brings to the Shores, together with the common market on website for a number of years now.