150 corgis gathered for a fun international race and other activities.

There was a costume parade and a contest for the loudest bark.

The fifth Corgi Race Vilnius was held in a big park on Saturday.

Dogs and owners came from many countries, including the US and Britain.

The event started with 40 corgis and now has 150 from 9 countries.

Vilnius is called the European capital of corgis, and it's a big deal.

Ninety-four dogs ran in the main event, competing against each other.

An American corgi named GG won the final race.

Another US corgi finished second, and a Lithuanian corgi was third.

The program also showed the other skills of the dogs and their owners.

There was a costume parade with many creative outfits.

In the 'smartest nose' challenge, dogs searched for hidden treats.

There was also a contest for the loudest bark.

A 12-year-old British corgi named Duke competed in the barking contest.

Mr. Corgington won the loudest bark contest.

He was one of the most travelled competitors and finished second in a big race.

Half of the corgis in Vilnius were first-time competitors, and six have attended every edition.