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March with people wearing dog masks brings together more than a thousand fetishists in Berlin

extra14 September 2026 at 13:54

More than a thousand people wearing dog masks and fetish attire gathered near the KÖRPERWELTEN Museum, in Berlin, Germany, last Saturday (12/9). The event caught the attention of pedestrians and quickly became a topic on social media.

On social media, various posts associated the event with a gathering of "people who think they are dogs," but the context is different from this spread version. Unlike members of the therian community, the march participants do not identify as dogs.

Some profiles on X also attributed the event to a political demonstration, stating that it was a protest calling for the end of the far-right party AfD. However, there is no evidence that the event was a political demonstration or involved any such claims.

In reality, the walk, known as the "Puppy Walk," is part of the official program of Folsom Europe 2026, one of the largest festivals of the European fetish community.

Why this matters

This article interests readers because it demonstrates how false information spread rapidly on social media about a real event, with people incorrectly associating the march with the therian community and political protests. Readers learned that the event is actually part of a European fetish festival, showing the importance of verifying sources before drawing conclusions about viral events.

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