"Hundreds of Santa-clad sausage dogs trotted through the heart of London this weekend, turning the capital's streets into a festive spectacle and drawing delighted crowds of onlookers armed with phones, smiles and plenty of awws. The annual Santa Sausage Dog Walk, now a firm favourite in the city's festive calendar, saw dachshunds of all shapes, sizes and coat colours don tiny red jackets, Santa hats and even full Father Christmas outfits as they waddled their way past some of London's most recognisable landmarks."
"Organisers say the event is about more than just festive fun. The walk also raises money and awareness for dachshund welfare charities, supporting rescue dogs and promoting responsible ownership of the famously long-backed breed. Donations were collected along the route, and several stalls at the finish line offered festive treats, dog accessories and information on dachshund health. The dogs themselves appeared unfazed by the attention, happily posing for photos and accepting gentle pats from admirers."
Hundreds of dachshunds in Santa outfits paraded through central London, creating a festive spectacle that attracted shoppers, tourists and office workers. Dogs of various coat types and sizes wore red jackets, Santa hats, elf ears and full Father Christmas outfits while owners matched the theme with festive jumpers and hats. The walk began in a central park and proceeded past notable London landmarks, ending with stalls offering treats, accessories and information on dachshund health. Organisers collected donations and promoted dachshund welfare, rescue support and responsible ownership. Participants posed for photos and joined a large group photograph.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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