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Run, sausage, run! More than 100 Dachshunds take part in annual race in Germany

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Stanford, S. (2026, October 19). Run, sausage, run! More than 100 Dachshunds take part in annual race in Germany. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16222161/Dachshunds-annual-race-Germany.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-20 · by Sophia Stanford

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Over the weekend in Munich, Germany, more than 100 Dachshunds participated in the fourth annual Dachshund Race, competing on a 40-meter track divided into different weight classes. Spectators cheered as the dogs raced down the blue mat, with their owners waiting at the finish line to reward them with treats and toys. The event has grown significantly since its inception, increasing from just 30 participants to over 150 this year.
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The fourth Munich Dachshund Race took place in Germany over the weekend, with more than 100 dachshunds participating. The 40-meter race saw the dogs competing in different weight classes and sprinting down a blue mat to cheers from spectators. Owners cheered their pets on at the finish line with treats and toys. Organizers noted that the event has grown significantly since its inception, increasing from 30 entries in previous years to over 150 this year. Despite having shorter legs, dachshunds are not inherently slower than other breeds and were originally bred for hunting badgers and small game. However, older dogs may become slower due to aging, fatigue, or joint issues like arthritis.

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Older sausage dogs tend to become slower due to ageing, fatigue or joint and spinal issues like arthritis, often spending between 12-16 hours sleeping.
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🔮 Many would presume that having little legs could slow a runner down – but not for these Dachshunds.

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Many would presume that having little legs could slow a runner down – but not for these Dachshunds. uncertain
having → presume → Dachshunds
More than 100 sausage dogs took part in the fourth Munich Dachshund Race in Germany over the weekend, battling it out to see who was fastest. asserted
who → take → it
The 40-metre track saw the dogs separated into different weight classes before sprinting down the blue mat to the roar of dog-lovers. asserted
dogs → see → lovers
On the other side of the finish line were their owners who cheered on the contestants with treats and toys. asserted
who → cheer → treats
More than a 100 sausage dogs took part in the 4th Munich Dachshund Race in Germany over the weekend, battling out to see who was fastest The 40metre track saw the dogs separated into different weight classes before sprinting down the blue mat to the roar of dog-lovers On the other side of the finish line were their owners who cheered on the contestants with treats and toys Eager spectators gathered to watch the tense race The unusual event has grown from 30 entries to 150, according to organisers. uncertain
event → take → organisers
Despite having shorter legs, Dachshunds are not necessarily slower than other dogs and were originally bred to hunt badgers and small game. asserted
Dachshunds → have → badgers
Older sausage dogs tend to become slower due to ageing, fatigue or joint and spinal issues like arthritis, often spending between 12-16 hours sleeping. asserted
dogs → tend → hours
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