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The couple who lost their "princess."
Cute.
If you have a dachshund (or any other dog) please never hold it like that though.
Source: Our dachshund recently had a herniated disc.
thank you, that is genuinely insightful
So many people think they can hold their dog like a toddler, but a dog's spine is not made for this at all... There are good guides online on how to hold your dog.
Wtf it's just not ofc nice, you can feel it not being nice to a human or anyone, just put support under ffs, who holds anything like that