Oscar Wilde didn’t ask for permission to become famous. It was enough for him to be a dachshund with a body so long that, seen from the right angle, it seems to have no end.
His owners began photographing him from creative perspectives, playing with that elongated silhouette that is already part of the breed, but that in him looks taken to the extreme. The images traveled across the internet at a speed no one had calculated, and that is how the title he carries today was born: the longest dachshund in the world.
There is no trick or exaggerated editing. Just a dog with short legs, an endless body, and the carefree attitude of someone who has no idea that millions of people stop to look at him with a smile.
