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Dashenka, Czech literature’s most famous puppy, celebrates 90th anniversary

Karel Čapek with Dashenka|Photo: Archive of Czech Radio

Dashenka, the Wire Fox Terrier puppy, is perhaps the best known dog in Czech literature. It was born to Karel Čapek’s dog Iris and grew under the watchful eye of the famous writer, who recorded its life through a series of texts, photographs and whimsical illustrations.

A photograph of Dashenka by Karel Čapek from the book 'Dášeňka'|Source: Wikimedia Commons, public domain

Dashenka or the Life of a Puppy was first published in 1933 and has since become a children’s classic, says Zdeněk Vacek, director of the Karel Čapek’s memorial at Strž near Dobříš:

“Dashenka has definitely brought a smile to many generations of Czechs. The famous book by Karel Čapek was published for the first time ninety years ago and it was a funny story about his little dog, a fox terrier that grew up in his household.

“The book is not intended only for children. Even adults will be charmed by the lovely style and also by Karel Čapek’s illustrations and photographs of Dashenka.”

The story of Dashenka’s own life is also accompanied by the fairy tales Čapek told his puppy while trying to get her to sit still for photos. They explain various dog-related mysteries