The popular annual sausage dog meet on Southwold beach took place on Sunday, despite concerns it may not go ahead.
The dog walk started seven years ago when Laura Baggott, 33, from Leiston, set the event up.
It set a world record for the largest gathering of dachshunds when more than 2,200 sausage dogs attended in 2022.
This year, there were some concerns for health and safety and the walk almost didn't go ahead.
Dog owners had travelled from as far as Florida to take part in the walk.
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Ms Baggott said: “There was a lot of red tape and paperwork to get through, but we managed it, and the council were brilliant.”
One walker said: “One you have one dachshund you can’t stop. They are cuddly, snuggly, playful and loyal, despite being a bit gobby.”
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Another walker, veterinary assistant Amy Walker, who was with her pets, eight-year-old Lilly and 13-year-old Pickle, added: “I love their wild personalities.
“We have been coming to the walk for three years. It is a lovely event and we really enjoy it. Everyone is so friendly."
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