Dachshunds and their owners from across Ayrshire enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at the weekend.
The event was held at the South Newmoor Estate in Irvine on Sunday and between 60 and 70 dogs turned up to enjoyed the event.
And there were some spooky, cute and sometimes hilarious outfits spotted on the day, which was organised by the Ayrshire Dachshund Group.
Prizes were on offer for the best dressed dogs - and owners - with prizes on offer for adults and kids.
And there were competitions for Best Trick for a Treat, Bone Bobbing, and more.
Cash raised covered the costs of the party and will go towards future events by the group.
There was a large sectioned off pen area for the younger pups who are coming to their first meeting.
That meant owners could carry them around to take everything in and then when ready they can get down in a safe place with pups their own/similar age for a play.
The Ayrshire Dachshund Group meet weekly for walks around the county, with around 30-35 dogs usually enjoying their time out.
Pictures by Charlie Gilmour.
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