The long and the short of it Dogs and their humans celebrate World Dachshund Day at Lynndale Park - Lynnwood Today

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Approximately 50 people and 25 dachshunds celebrated World Dachshund Day at Lynndale Park on June 22, 2025. This annual event, held in the heart of Lynnwood, underscores the special bond between dachshunds and their owners while fostering community spirit. Organizers selected this date due to its significance as the shortest day of the year, which adds a unique element to the festivities. Attendees engaged in various activities, showcasing their beloved pets and participating in contests that highlighted the dachshund breed. The event not only provided joy but also emphasized the importance of community gatherings centered around shared interests.

Local residents expressed their enthusiasm, noting how such events strengthen neighborhood ties. The celebration reflects Lynnwood's vibrant community culture, which embraces inclusivity and shared experiences. As more residents join these festivities, the tradition of celebrating World Dachshund Day is likely to grow in popularity each year.

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