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“Enny’s Hoeve” in Voorthuizen. Im Dezember 1926 berichtete die Algemeen Handelsblad, dass dieses Haus niedergebrannt sei.
Decisions
Today (2016) in her proud 93rd year, a dignified lady lives in Dutch Gelderland in a former servants’ house. She looks back on a long, fulfilling life accompanied by many dachshunds.
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Dachshunds with Pop Art
Famous dachshund owners are not only found in royal houses or in Hollywood, some artists had fallen into Dachshunds as well.
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Unterschrift R. Benda
A First Name again for the 157th Birthday!*
Some time ago, when I was finally able to buy the original edition of “Der Dachshund” by Emil Ilgner (published by J. Neumann, 1896), I paused immediately at the third illustration of a dachshund of that time on page 10, because of the caption read “Schlaula – Reinecke (black with rusty brown) owner R. Benda, Biesenthal”.
Dänemarks Königin Margrethe und Prinz Henrik
Dachshunds with a Crown
“They are funny. They are clever. They do not take up so much space, and you get, so to speak, a complete dog the size of half a dog.”
Marlon Brando (1949) mit Dackel “Kurtze Beiner”
Dachshunds with a Casting Couch
The lucky dachshund on the couch belonged to Marlon Brando’s grandmother and had the name “Kurtze Beiner”…