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Dog daycare for dachshunds only

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May 06, 2025

'SAUSAGE STAYS' CATERS TO SINGLE BREED

- By KATIE OBORN

A NEW Plymouth doggie daycare centre is providing a “premier daycare experience” exclusively for dachshunds.

With a passionate team of dachshund specialists, ‘Sausage Stays Dachshund Daycare’ ensures sausage dogs can “thrive, have fun, and be cared for by people who truly understand them” when boarding at the facility.

The new centre is designed with dachshunds in mind, featuring two fun rooms where sausage dogs can play, socialise, and burn off their endless energy. For those in need of a quiet retreat, Sausage Stays also offers a ‘snooze room’ where dachshunds can relax and recharge.

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