Launceston's dogs celebrated at Forest Reserve for annual Million Paws Walk

The day started with a cruisy two-kilometre walk and was followed by agility games and entertainment.

In attendance was local dog treat provider TidBits by Nature's Best, who were providing locally made and naturally produced treats.

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Manager Steve Commins said the day was a great turnout.

"We're well up on last year I'd say and overall it's been a fantastic day, all the doggies love their treats," Mr Commins said.

"Each dog that comes through the finish line gets a free bag of treats as well."

He said his favorite memory with his dog was the drive home from Hobart after adopting her.

"She's a rescue dog and having her in the backseat of my car for two-and-a-half hours at three o'clock in the morning was good fun."

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"She's now five years old, very healthy and has a loving home."

Launceston-based attendee Josephine Stagg was enjoying the days activities with her new labradoodle puppy Fifi.

"I think every day is a favourite memory with her, she's a great little addition to our family and she's gorgeous," she said.

"We came to Million Paws five years ago when it was at Royal Park and had a greyhound back then, and thought with a new puppy, we'd bring her down and socialise."

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