Dozens of dachshunds attended a pop-up café in Leeds today.
The one-off ticketed event at in Duke Studios on Sheaf Street appeared to be a success as dog lovers flocked to the event throughout the morning and afternoon.
There was a photographer and a competition for the best dressed dog.
Some of the pooches were dressed in outfits such as a bowtie, a shirt collar and a tie, and a 'The Incredibles' outfit.
A disabled dachshund showed up in a pram.
Owners, who paid £7.80 per ticket, received 'puppuccinos' and treats on entry.
Run by Devon-based Pup Up Café, the Leeds event was the company's first dachshund event.
The café has proven to be a huge success at other venues across the country , which prompted owner Marcus Ackford to venture further north.
Tickets for those without dogs cost £9.80 and children under five got free entry.
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