‘Run to Asda’ mums cry when they see giant dachshund and cockapoo cuddly toys
IF you have a dog-obsessed child – or if you’re just yourself – you might want to head to Asda.
The supermarket is currently selling giant dog-themed cuddly toys that look adorable.
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One customer told how she saw Dachshund and Cockapoos in her local shop and walked away with two for her children.
She urged people to ‘run’ to their local shops get it they were allowed to make them themselves – and many people said they would be perfect for Christmas.
Greeting the dogs as “so cute,” his mother wrote: “Obsessed! I certainly have the space for it, but I couldn’t resist.
“Almost enough took up the entire back of the car.
“They’re new today, so imagine they’ll be in most stores soon.”
The cuddly toys cost £25 and appear to be only available in stores at the moment and not online.
The mum’s post has racked up more than 41,000 likes and people were quick to rave about the fluffy items.
One said: “I wonder whose Christmas list this will be on.”
Another said: “I NEED THE COCKAPOO.”
A third commented: “Drive straight to Asda, thank you very much.”
Meanwhile, someone wrote: “MY SAUSAGE DOG NEEDS THE DACHSHUND.”
Other people said they would be hesitant if other breeds came onto the market, with one woman desperate for a Labrador or Golden Retriever version.
It’s not the only toy causing a stir.
Stealing Christmas
Parents are rushing to Asda to buy ‘beautiful’ toys for children that are perfect for Christmas as the price has been slashed by 67 per cent.
The toys usually cost £60, but one savvy shopper was lucky enough to bag the gift at a hugely discounted rate.
The buyer revealed on Facebook that it originally cost £60, before being halved to just £30.
According to the customer, the price was then reduced again to just £19.50 by the time they got their hands on it.
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They said, “I’m quite happy to tuck it away as an early Christmas present.”
Hundreds of commenters jumped on the post to tag their friends and ask where the lucky shopper snagged the deal.
A user who tagged a friend said: “Keep an eye on me.”
Another said: “That’s cheap!!”
A third said: “This is it!
‘I’ll check Asda tomorrow when I go shopping.’
How Asda has upped its game
By Fabulous’ fashion director Tracey Lea Sayer
Have a browse through the aisles in Asda. It’s hard not to notice how good George at Asda’s clothing range is at the moment.
Add to that their recent collaboration with fashion designer Roksanda, celebrating the 40th anniversary of London Fashion Week, which is full of the designer’s signature color-block dresses, oversized Borg fleeces and bold striped co-ords, and it’s easy to see why the brand is so popular. on fire!
All proceeds from the range go to The British Fashion Council to help promote young designers, so it’s a win-win!
There also appears to be a return to quality in the clothing range.
‘Style Stories’ with fashion influencer Erica Davies is a capsule collection of autumnal must-haves that not only scores on style, but also at great pocket-friendly prices starting from £7.
Beautiful quilted jackets, sweatshirts with slogans and a chocolate sheepskin flying jacket are among my favorites.
What’s more, George at Asda has just been crowned the best children’s wear in our Fabulous Fashion awards, voted for by Fabulous readers.
With Click to buy you can shop the entire range online or just take a look around while doing the weekly shopping.
Don’t mention it!
