Toulon Celebrates 4th Dog Day at New Pipady Dog Beach

The event focused on animal welfare and community spirit attracted nearly 1,800 visitors and their canine companions.

Dog Day event at Pipady beach in Toulon, with the Tour Royale monument in the background.
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Dog Day event at Pipady beach in Toulon, with the Tour Royale monument in the background.

The city of Toulon hosted the 4th edition of the Dog Day on Saturday, October 3rd, bringing together nearly 1,800 people and their four-legged companions at the new Pipady dog beach.

Near the historic Tour Royale monument, dog owners and enthusiasts gathered on Saturday, October 3rd, for the Dog Day. Organized by the City of Toulon as part of the National Dog Week, this edition was held at the new Pipady dog beach, a secure location for the animals.
Throughout the day, approximately 1,800 visitors attended a varied program. Demonstrations of sea rescue by Newfoundlands, workshops on first aid for sick or injured animals, and dog training sessions, particularly on leash walking, were very popular.
Various organizations, including the Société Protectrice des Animaux (SPA), the Fondation Assistance aux Animaux, and the association Chien Guide d’Aveugles du Var, set up information stands to raise awareness about combating abandonment and promoting civic responsibility.
This 4th edition reaffirms Toulon's commitment to harmoniously integrating animals into city life.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Toulon (05/10/2026)