Thursday, 28 April 2011
Freddie and Mika need a new home
Dachshunds in London is looking for a new home for two beautiful Dachshunds, belonging to Donna - Freddie and Mika.
Freddie is black and tan and is 4 1/2 years old and Mika is a chocolate Dachshund, 4 years old both live together in Plumstead, South East London.
The main reason for rehoming is the owner has become a busy working mum. She adores her dogs but feels they need a new loving home where they can be the priority, given all the attention and literally take over.
This appeal is for a true dachshund lover to adopt BOTH dogs and provide them with an excellent home, food toys and walks but most of all lots of cuddles.
Both dogs have full pedigree and paperwork so if you are interested and can rehome TWO dogs please contact Donna on 07947 424824
Thank you
Lisa & Milo
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Friday, 22 April 2011
dachshund Ubaldo does Borat
The group is owned and run by Kari who has a wirehaired named Olivia.
Thanks for the update travelling Ubaldo!
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Adopt me
Saturday, 19 March 2011
London's miniature race returns

On your marks...get set....GO!
The official dachshunds in London race day has returned.
The big day, set for 22nd May at Hampstead Heath, will see London's dachshunds competing wet nose to wet nose against the green grasses of north London's big park.
Contestants must measure more than 50cm with four paws and flappy ears - or thereabouts.
There will be more fun and competitions throughout the afternoon once more and a huge thanks goes out to Lily's Kitchen who have kindly offered to sponsor us for the second year running.
For more information sign up to our blog today! If youd like to sponsor us with a prize or know someone who does email Lisa.
On your marks get set...go!
Lisa
Thursday, 3 March 2011
Liam Gallaghar with 900 dachshunds?

Liam Gallaghar was the hot topic of the world of dachshunds last month when he claimed to buy 900 of them in aid of saving the breed!
We make an urgent plea to Mr Oasis that each and everyone become star members of our club! so if you are reading this Mr Gallagher please get in touch with us!
The OASIS star and his wife Nicole Appleton have one of the four-legged friends called Ruby and on a recent trip to Germany Liam said he would be a crusader for their cause.
He ranted: "Extinction of sausage dogs? I will prevent that! When I'm back in England I am gonna buy 900 of them. I am gonna prevent them from downfall."
We say good on you Liam we will back you every inch of the way - looks like out spring race day will be mildly populated - look out London Parks!
Lisa & Milo
Oscar leaves a pawprint for dachshunds in London

dachshunds in London veteran member Oscar kissed us all farewell last month after just 10 years.
Oscar was a member of DIL since 2008! Our heartfelt condolences go out to owner Delia Gaze and her family who enjoyed taking Oscar to our meet ups.
As ever loosing a pet is a tragedy, in memoriam Delia says:"... he was the most beautiful, loving, joyous and comical little creature imaginable - the vet said that of all the relationships between clients and animals that he sees, the bond between Oscar and me came at the top!".
Good bless you Oscar
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Monday, 20 December 2010
Dachshunds in London dine out

Last weekend was another very successful day out for the Dachshunds in London Meet Up group. Only this time instead of heading to the green parks of London we all headed to ‘Dine Out’. Lily’s Kitchen the UK’s first ever Doggie Diner and possibly even the World’s first was invaded by typically hungry lively Dachshunds all ready to fill their tums.
We were greeted by friendly hostesses at the Diner who showed us to our tables. The dining tables were designed especially well for us very short legged Dachshunds to enjoy the company of each other. The menu had ‘proper ‘organic delicious dishes on offer. It was difficult to make a choice between the Homestyle Chicken n Turkey Casserole, Beef Potato and Vegetable or Slow cooked Lamb Hot Pot but as you all know us Dachshunds are not all that fussy when it comes to choice of food.

Our waitress was ever so obliging and continued to fill our empty bowls after each course. Occasionally one or two of us got greedy and tried to steal from each other’s dinner bowls but our waitress soon put a stop to that. No fighting allowed in the Lily’s Kitchen Doggie Diner. Unruly behaviour was not allowed so where possible we were all on our best behaviour.
Feeling rather content with bellies full many of us then relaxed on the Lily’s sofa together. Some of us decided to socialise together and play in the Doggie Diner. For those of us whom like to misbehave a behaviourist was available to give sound advice. An acupuncturist to help and discuss doggie health matters was also there to help.
It was a great day out and we were delighted to meet up with all our Dachshund buddies but most of all our owners walked out with bags of food and treats as take away and were all well persuaded that we were all huge fans of Lily’s Kitchen Proper Pet Food.
To view the whole range go to: www.lilyskitchen.co.uk and you will see why we believe it is the best dog food available.

You can see more pictures online by Yulia
By Helga (dachshunds in London member)


