On April 14, Pup Up Cafe will be hosting an event for dachshunds, as well as a separate event later in the day for friendly dogs of all breeds.
The pop up includes unlimited dog treats, free puppuccinos, doggo play areas, and invites local businesses to sell their popular goodies. Posting to their website, Pup Up Cafe wrote: "Here at Pup Up Cafe we LOVE dachshunds, and we also love Glasgow!
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