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A HAPPY BARK TO BREAK FROM THE NEWS BITE

500 dachshunds and their owners gathered in Budapest yesterday in an attempt to break the record of largest ever dog walk by canines of the same breed. While the Hungarian pack did not break Regensburg, Germany’s record of 897 strolling dachshunds last year, the walk’s organizer said they will attempt again next year. All 500 dachshunds were counted by members of the Hungarian Records Association — how do we get that job?

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🎥 Via @cnn

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bohemianhouse8217

Awesome

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OMG

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What we all need right now!!

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naturalelementsincri

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Awww ❤️

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Made me think of you @laurenissima_unlock_italy 😂

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Missed opportunity: A happy bark to break from all the other news that bites.

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laurabrounstein

Omg! @dianejsalvatore did you see this??

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szerencsesgosselin

Hello from Hungary, I am keeping up with US news through your account 🙏😍

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jenniferdorfman

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We had other headline ideas-
Weinerdogs take over
Hot dogs on parade
The long and short of it
Do you have others? 🐾🐾🐾

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author.dorianndupre

@angels_roseparfum_weeaboo @allisleighalchemy

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fortheloveofsmiley

Weiner walk

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