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We Set Up A Photo Booth To Celebrate National Dachshund Day, And Here’s The Result (19 Pics)
At Vetster, we're all about pets. So, to celebrate National Dachshund Day on June 21st, we're sharing adorable photos we took of Dachshunds visiting one of our awesome photobooths. Which one is your fave? Join in on the fun and celebrate with us!
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Just A Little Sausage
At Vetster, we see our pets as more than just pets. They’re our closest pals, protectors, and furry family members. That’s why we believe they deserve the best care possible. Our journey began with a shared love of animals and a passion for making veterinary care more accessible. With advancements in technology, we saw an opportunity to bridge the gap between pet owners and veterinary professionals, revolutionizing the way veterinary care is delivered. Our goal is to bring convenient, expert, and stress-free veterinary care to pet owners everywhere – to help our pets live their best and healthiest lives.
Itzy Bitzy Teenie Weenie
In This Race, The Weiner Takes It All
Dachshunds have a few specific needs that are unique to them, starting with their long floppy ears, which can be prone to ear infections. Our vets have helped thousands of Dachshunds like Benji, a 9-year-old Dachshund whose mom booked an appointment on Vetster because of an ear infection. Our vets can prescribe medication where available and make recommendations for the best ear cleaning solutions to help pups like Benji get the relief they need. Dachshunds can also be prone to back and joint issues because of their long bodies and short legs. Our vets have helped provide guidance to thousands of pet parents on proper diet to help manage their weight as well as suitable exercise to prevent joint problems from worsening in the future.
It's Been A Long Day
I Long For You
Creating the right atmosphere starts first with ensuring that doggos feel comfortable on set. We make sure to give pet parents plenty of time to let their pups walk and sniff around. We use positive reinforcement like treats and toys to get their attention and reward them for their fabulous poses. Most importantly, we work with the best pet photographers we can find, who specialize in remaining calm and patient to create a relaxing atmosphere and ensure we get the best shot.
Happiness Is A Warm Dachshund Smile
I’ve Got Friends In Low Places
Every day is a photo op when pets are around! We’ve arranged all sorts of photo booths before – from our wild and wonderful jungle experience to pampering pups at our Vetster salon. There’s always something exciting happening at Vetster. Check out our social media channels for updates on future events.
Short Legs, Big Attitude
Why Do Dachshunds Nap In The Sun? Because We're Hot Dogs.... Get It!?
Double Trouble!
Life Is Short, But So Are My Legs!
Dachshund Through The Snow
Streamlined Not Stretched
Donut Go Past This Angel. Isn't He Scrumptious?
Can You Adjust My Costume Plz Mom?
Short And Sweet!
Are You Fur’real?
Someone's Looking Quite Fetching Today!
Winter Is Coming, But She's Ready
Great photos of the dogs. I feel like I just scrolled through an advertisement though.
That's because you did. It's a shame that a brand purporting to love animals and pets chose such an unhealthy breed as the dachshund, although I'm sure they would love everyone to choose this sort of breed as they make so much more money from treating them than for a healthy dog.
Load More Replies...Great photos of the dogs. I feel like I just scrolled through an advertisement though.
That's because you did. It's a shame that a brand purporting to love animals and pets chose such an unhealthy breed as the dachshund, although I'm sure they would love everyone to choose this sort of breed as they make so much more money from treating them than for a healthy dog.
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