Celia Hatton

People from all over the country came in.

It was just an event to bring more happiness to a day.

Yeah, describe to me what was going on.

It must have been slightly chaotic, mustn't it?

It was too many, too many people and dogs.

My favourite thing, it was a couple of golden retrievers in kind of a pond.

And they were just very dirty.

Extremely dirty, but happy.

And they were shaking after swimming, imagine.

It was quiet at times and then suddenly one started and it was just complete madness for one second.

But it was like bells, you know, already.

It's like when you have a dog that is just part of your life.

You know, all these dogs, all these dogs and families there, it was just heaven on earth.

Yes, yes, yes.

Families were very organized in that aspect too.

They collected everything.

They didn't leave anything behind.

It was just very clean and organized because the city didn't give us the park.

We didn't have to ask for anything to the government or stuff like that.

The only requirement was to leave everything in perfect conditions.