Hot dog! Dachshund museum in Germany doubles in size


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Seppi Kublbeck (left) and Oliver Storz with their three dogs in front of their future museum dedicated to Dachshunds in the German city of Regensburg. Photos: dpa

Germany's museum of Dachshunds was a veritable temple of sausage dogs with hundreds of exhibits surrounding this beloved breed. Now it’s moving home and doubling in size.

The world’s very first museum dedicated to the Dachshund – sausage dog or weenie dog to some – is doubling up in size after relocating to a new city in Germany.

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