Dachshund parade in Regensburg: World record attempt with international flair!

Dachshund parade in Regensburg: World record attempt with international flair!

Dachshund parade as a symbol of regional connection

The upcoming Dachshund parade in Regensburg promises to be more than just a happy meeting of dog owners. Planned for September 22nd, this event could even achieve an entry in the Guinness Book of Records. The parade attracts Dachshund owners from 14 German federal states and from ten other countries, including Switzerland, Serbia, France and Latvia. Such international registrations show the far -reaching popularity of the Dachshund and the associated sense of community.

The Dachshund Museum: A center of the Dachshund passion

The foundation of the Dachshund Museum by Küblbeck and Storz in 2018 in Passau was a crucial step to strengthen the Dachshund breeding and culture. In 2023 the museum was moved to Regensburg, where it is now employed by a team of 14 employees under the direction of Managing Director Moritz Hickl. The museum and the parade promote awareness of the breed and the importance of responsible breeding. Every year around 30,000 people visit the museum, which underlines the cultural relevance of the Dachshund in the region.

Health in focus: Important awareness of Dachshund owners

Vetsch, a Dachshund breeder, reports of a growing interest in the health aspects of the animals. Many potential dog owners are increasingly inquiring about the health of Dackeln, which indicates a positive trend in responsible dog keeping. At the same time, however, a problem remains: the import of puppies from abroad carries health risks and should be viewed critically.

Regensburg's mayor supports the event

The patronage over the Dachshund parade has taken over Regensburg Mayor Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer (SPD), which describes the Dachshund Museum as a large attraction of the city. It describes the exhibition as "unique, bizarre and scientifically sound", which illustrates the great diversity and the special legacy of the Dachshund. With such initiatives, the city of Regensburg is not only established regionally, but also internationally as the center for Dachshund lovers.

conclusion: more than just a parade

The Dachshund parade is an example of how a dog breeding can bring together the community. It not only promotes the interaction between dachshund owners, but also testifies to a growing awareness of the needs and health of this popular dog breed. Such events are of great importance to celebrate the love of breed and to emphasize responsibility in breeding. With the Dachshund Museum as a culinary and cultural center, Regensburg becomes an important meeting point for Dachshund owners worldwide.

- Nag