Bicentennial Park was abuzz with wagging tails, floppy ears, and an undeniable air of cuteness as dozens of Dachshunds gathered in celebration of World Dachshund Day.
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Despite the event being three days late, organiser and self-confessed dachshund fan Jessica Rankins said she wouldn't have it any other way as her seven-year-old dachshund, Clifford, made fast friends with the nearly 50 of his kin in the park.
These four-legged friends, accompanied by their doting owners, unleashed an explosion of joy at the huge meet-up catered with dog treats by Bewoofed Pawtisserie.
"It's a great day to make new fluffy friends, and for introducing my business to new clients. Though to be honest I came here more for the dogs than anything else," Pawtisserie owner Bianca Foster said.
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Owners pampered their pooches with an array of doggy delights from the local business, from mouth-watering pupcakes to dog-gone delicious donuts, which had the hounds drooling in anticipation.
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Jonathan Hawes
Originally from Austin, TX. "I wasn't born in Tamworth but I got here as soon as I could!" Jonathan covers a little bit of everything, but his main priorities are Tamworth Regional Council, Business, and Property. Send story tips to Jonathan via jonathan.hawes@austcommunitymedia.com.au
Originally from Austin, TX. "I wasn't born in Tamworth but I got here as soon as I could!" Jonathan covers a little bit of everything, but his main priorities are Tamworth Regional Council, Business, and Property. Send story tips to Jonathan via jonathan.hawes@austcommunitymedia.com.au
