This described my Fritz pretty well. Stubborn YES!! But I loved that in him. My bloodline is German and Irish &English. I'm Stubborn too. He and I made a great pair. I miss my baby. He'd gotten anel gland cancer. The doctor gave him X time of life. Fritz was Stubborn VERY!! He lived almost 2 years after his diagnosis. He didn't let anything stop him. His last months we took him to the Zoo. He had sooo much FUN. I'd gotten him a doggy stroller, all the attention he got he loved. He was 13 1/2 years old. We were perfect for each other. I loved him so much,called him my son with 4 leggs. I'd love to get another Dashhound one day.
I love my dachshund. Incredibly loyal, loving, fun, and playful. She barks at people but never bites, she even licks them when they pet her. She’s clingy and gets jealous easily, but that’s not a problem if you’ve disciplined her. She’s obedient, and she protects me even when she’s scared. She once protected me from a huge chow even when her tail was between her legs. She’s smart and has managed to open cages and remove her leash on her own. Incredible dog.
My doxies are always gonna be scared by people. If they don’t like what you do to them they will protect themselves. One time my uncle started annoying my bigger one in weight. He didn’t like it and bit. Also you should really expect more escaping. We have to dog proof our whole house for them.
@@notskromps8869 oh yes. My dachshund once escaped and went missing for 4 weeks. Thank goodness she came back, now we’re more cautious and precise in keeping her.
If you are looking for a dog with character, the dachshund is for you. They are bright, creative, ferocious, loyal, funny, loving and excellent watch dogs. My two dachels loved my cats as well. My wife was always jealous because of the closeness I had with my beauties. One lived 17 years and the other 15. My long haired lady was black on the outside, red underneath, and had a gold belly. She was the most beautiful animal I had ever seen. She was bred from champions. Once you have had a dachshund you are a dachshund lover for life. They are that special.
I adopted one to save from shelter, he was thought to be already 5yrs old. We spent a great time together. Always on a leash, very incompatible with other dogs, extremely brave and have own will. But so loving, active, playful, confident. Amazing smell he always found out my turtle when our little fellow escaped. Amazing hearing once he was the only dog who heard robbers breaking into another building near my house. He was indoor dog, I was carrying him on stairs. My amazing best friend left me on 20th of February this year. He had hemangisarkoma, he was deaf two yrs before he died and also losing vision. Turmeric was saving his life until I put him asleep. Love u Snapi🖤💓my best friend
So sorry for you, ot sure what I am going to do when I loose my little shadow Hercules. Hercules best friend was a guineapig until she went over the rainbow bridge. He used to love climbing into her hutch and snuggling her! Thank you for rescuing and caring for this little pup, RIP Snapi
@@traceywatson309 thanku so much for ur kindness. My Snapi is now with soul with me and I have already found a dog in shelter, 9yrs, so lost there that I decided to adopt. Hope all goes well and I get him. I continue to keep doing why I live, to show lost souls an another side of a coin in life. It makes me happy. Snapi is no longer in pain and Bobi will get me hopefully. 🙏🤲
I grew up with this type of daschhound. I love them so much and miss them everyday. Stubborn and loyal and loves to cuddle. Strong hunting instincts ❤️
I love my doxie. He is 16 .5 yrs old. He will 17 yrs old in June. He is AMAZING. Always ready to go wherever I go,; a hike, car ride and just about anything. The veterinarian just have him a clean bill of doggie health. He is perfect weight to. My old man.Snickers is his name. Milky way and tootsie were his mommy and daddy. Lol
I grew up with doxies. The last one I had I miss the most. He lived 17 years, and when he did go, it wasn't through old age, it was through mis-adventure. He was very intelligent, very affectionate and very protective. Such a brave little man - he thought he was a much larger dog, and would often lead the group when socialising with other dogs. Although officially he was my younger brother's dog, he bonded with me, and he lived with me for 10 years, and he was my constant companion during those times. I highly recommend this wonderful breed for a family, but warn you most strongly to get ramps for your bed and lounge in particular. They will jump up easily, but the jumping down is what will do their backs damage.
My doxies just don’t like going on walks much but we let them roam around then backyard and front yard. Plus they play fight so that might make them tired haha.
"Dachshund is German for little pain in the ass" Funniest, most stubborn, tiny dog, with a heart of a lion, you will ever own. I thought mine was stupid because he couldn't do simple tasks. In the end I had to come to grips with the fact he was manipulating me to do the task instead...
We have our third Dachshund. She came to us when she was ten. She celebrates her 15th birthday in June. Our first was a red short haired and we brought her home from a bird store!! She lived with us for 17 years. Our second was a long haired and we had him from a puppy. He left us at 14 years. There are definitely personality differences between short haired and long haired. We love them all. Dachshunds are stubborn and demanding. That’s why we love them. 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾❤
I have 2 Dachshunds. Had 3, but she passed from cancer a couple years ago. My female is 17 and my male, a mini, will be 13 this winter. Sorry for your loss.
I am owned by a mini wirehaired dachshund, and so pleased you chose to use the wire variety in your video. They are the true clowns of the breed and after falliing in love with one whilst owning a larger breed, decided that when it was time to "downsize" as I got older, I would get one. Now I wonder why I never got one before!!! Fantastic little dogs, or should I say big dogs in a pocket size. I am never going back to other breeds. I have found my soulmate!!!
We a Bought on from a kid 10 years ago without knowing the breed. My wife just thought he was adorable.? We live in california. Do you know where I can find another wire- haired? I’d appreciate any leads.
My Teddy lived to the wonderful age of 20, the past year has been very difficult without him. The moment I held him 21 years earlier he became my baby and he wouldn't leave my side. He was the most emotional animal I ever encountered. As much as I adore doxie's he gave me a reason to live and the joy was endless. I refuse to replace him with another.
It’s important to get a new pup. You’re not replacing Teddy. You’re not being disloyal to Teddy. You’re doing it for your happiness. And obviously for the pup. Life is short. Your heart will heal with a new doxie.
I have an absolute UNIT of a dachshund! Kifli here weight 13 kilos, and he's not overweight. He's in a very good shape, and very muscular, but I'vee never seen a sausage dog bigger than him. We bought a mini.... he just refused to stop growing. He needed all that space for his big heart.
We had a doxie while our 5 children were growing up. He was always accepting of everybody, even friends that dropped by! It may be their exposure while young that makes the difference if they get along with everybody, including the cat, or just one person? At any rate he was a wonderful pet and lived 15 years. I still miss him today.
Agree with number two whole heartedly. Stubborn and loyal to one (person or fam). Ours never did get used to my ladyfriend's mom; she was supposed to house sit for us, but weenie dog just barked at her. Protective too; she just lunged at a dog twice her size at the pet store! Totes out of the blue! After that we held her in that store. Best dog evah! Such a sweetie!
my doxie is 13 years old....she's a mini red smooth. She was just diagnosed with Chronic Heart Failure. She is on medication but I know our time is very limited and I'm already a mess. I love her so much! She's been a great dog for us.
I love my spoiled dapple Dacshund Marley. He’s sooo smart! He has nicknames that he knows and loves to be the center of attention. He’s also healthy as a horse as the saying goes 🥰
First doxie was a shelter rescue, 10yrs old w/beautiful long haired dapple ...sweetest girl, lost her to doggie dementia @14yrs. Current girl is short haired black/brown brindle, and @ 2yrs old as semi-rescue, VERY different challenge vs senior dog...now 8yrs old, such a sweet companion. Definitely worth the work; stubbornness (which can translate to housebreaking issues if not immediately addressed), barking (until one understands the 'why', you won't break habit), and and literally parking themselves & looking opposite direction when not wanting to do something - laugh thru the challenges/training, understand their personality & motivations, and stay consistent, you'll have best friend forever:)
My baby was a beautiful long haired dachshund! She was the most loving! She was 15 years. My parents raised this bread of dog! I wish to know more of this bread of dog! Even if I never own another dog this has been my most favorite dog! They are so smart.
I bought my 2nd Daschund about 5 months ago. Our 1st passed at 15. Trouper is a long haired, silky coated shaded cream color. ( dark cream with black around his ears and tail. Registered as a minature chocolate sable. His Dad was double ee cream and Mom is white with black spots.Dad is 10lbs. Mom is 11lbs. Trouper is 8.4 at 8 months so I'm sure he will be bigger than either parent. His personality is 100% different than what your video described. ( it could have been written about our last Daschund ) He is very timid around people ( other than family ) Scared of cats and other dogs ( except our 112lb Boxer ) and has acres to dig in but no interest in digging. We live where no leash is required and he could go outside alone anytime he wanted but doesn't. We take him out about every other hour, and walk him to the end of the road a couple times a day. He also likes to play in the field as long as one of us stands and watches him. He is very clingy, snuggly and loving. Not what we expected but we are over the moon in love with him.He loves to play and worships our big dog.
@@patrickconners i would advice to go to have a look in france and hungary and than into the hunting lines and germany has good ones but cost a fortune
We have a thirteen years old dachshund. He is so lovable and darling of our family. We have kept different types of breed but after this I don't think we can keep another breed.
Lost my 16 year old Black and Tan dachshund this past fall. He was my buddy and I miss him dearly. House felt empty without a dog so we just got and all black mini dachshund. I’ve had dachshunds for 35 years of my life and I plan on always having one.
Those are some beautiful healthy and well-trained dachshunds! My family had a dachshund as our first dog, and let me say it is a dog that is easy to fall in love with but also one that is very hard to control. They are stubborn, protective, agressive, mischievous, loud and proud. Controlling an agressive dog is more than just being able to physically restrain it.
We have a dachshund and a golden retriever, and let me tell you, the little one has some ANGER inside him. He is so sweet with us and with the golden, but with outsiders he just loses it. Very brave dog!
I have an 8 month old male dachshund puppy and hes been great at training in all other aspects except aggression (he was the biggest dog of his litter), and we finally realized we needed help with it and hand a professional trainer do private lessons with us and now hes well on his way to being a well behaved boy. The trainer said it was the "prey instinct" coming out that was causing him to bite us all the time. Now we are keeping him leashed in the house 24/7 and if he bites we yank the leash quickly (but not too hard) 2 times and say no and hold him away from us about a foot. It's an unpleasant sensation for them so they learn quickly that there is nothing rewarding in nipping at us. We also reward him with treats often when he listen to a command. Hes extremely smart and actually very sweet at heart, he just happens to have a higher hunter prey instinct than some other doxies we know. So this video is totally correct that they will exploit your inconsistency and any weaknesses in training if you let them.
@@sammoore9120, Dogs are inherently agressive animals. They descend from wolves, wich are pack hunting predators. They are territorial and will kill intruders that don't belong to their flock. Wolves even fight within their pack for the position of alpha, and they even kill pups of other males in their pack. Dogs have been domesticated, and by that process, they have lost most of those traits that make them dangerous to humans. But dogs have been kept by humans to help keep intruders away, to kill vermin, to aid in hunt with the humans and even to be used as weapons. Aggressiveness has been a desired trait, -to a certain extent. For ten thousand years, dogs and humans have lived together. Only in the last hundred years or so have dogs been considered companions only. It is completely natural that dogs have a propensity for agressive behaviour. It is a trait that has been desired, and in many cases, it still is. Different breeds have different traits. What we might consider a "bad" trait, may be considered "good" in a different context. Aggressiveness in smaller dogs are tolerated to a larger extent than in big dogs. A yappy chihuahua is a nuicence at worst, where an equally agressive Great Dane would be completely unaxeptable around people. In Scandinavia where I live, Dachshunds are very popular as hunting dogs. They are bred for this purpouse. Dachshunds with a good hunting dog pedigree are often ferociously stubborn and fearless, but also intelligent and independent. This makes them good hunters. It also makes them more of a challenge to train and to control. It is easy to be fooled by the Dachshund's size and "cute" appearence that they aren't going to have the instincts of a very old breed of working/hunting dog. That's all.
We had a red one. Come to our house a few years ago. I called him Red and he de coded to stay. to stay. I couldn’t find his owner. It gave him a choice to stay or go. He stayed. He chose us as his new home. Still have him. Oh, he loves to go to the ocean and jump in.
One was getting to be a handful. Then I got another. Much better. Just lost my first one at 14.5 yrs. Fortunately, neither one of mine were big diggers. I did bury my fence about 6 in underground just in case. Don't let the little legs fool you, they are full of energy and love to go. We would hike up to 10 miles. Then they sleep real well in a small space.
Mine is exactly the same in the video, shes a wirehaired standard She is 15 months old... shes so loving and loyal ♥️ she pulls like a train and can walk for miles and miles
I love a dachshund! My very first was my baby! He was a red short hair. He loved to bark at the biggest dog in the vet and I actually had to turn around when one came in! I miss that boy and now have two more and love everything about them!!!
Doxies for small animals have big /huge personalities.. They're German so they think think they rule your household. And one of the funniest aspects of having a Doxie is that they do / will boss around much bigger dogs. That is hilarious to see in person. They have so much love to give., Though you have to establish at the very beginning that YOU are the Boss in the household. Other wise you'll end up with a very bossy and dominating animal. We had 2 standard size ,smooth coat Dachshunds name Lucy & Mertz. They lived to be 20+ in dog years which = 115 in human years. They didn't want to go, though they life ending health issues. Those two of the hardest decisions to have them put down. They were just wonderful pets. Loyal, sweet, funny, affectionate & personality for days. Great watch dogs also.
@DogCastTv, I for one like this video and would like to say to those that are complaining "GET A LIFE" !!! This video is informative and well put together with the best interests at heart. Videos like this make it easier for prespective dog owners to chose a breed that is suitable for them and their lifestyle. Whilst there are many dogs that need rescuing (including at bred specific rescues) it can be a very long waiting list of a number of years to get the dog you wish to own. This is why I went to a breeder reccomended by the British Kennel Club. Unlike getting a dog from a rescue, 6 years on I am still in touch with the breeder and they are alwasy available for advice when needed. Finally I would like to say please keep up the good work.
Mine just became 13. She is such a sweet dog, sleeping on my lap right now, the way I like😅She came to me when she is a year old. Somebody didn't want to keep her😰I was just thinking about another dog for my maltipoo's friend. Lucky me, I got a best friend for myself
Since the 1950s they seem to be bred. “Softer”. The instinct s r all there but they seem to be more socialized. I adore the M. Then and now. Awesome nothing to be afraid of for first timer. and. Also. They r BEAUTIFUL. A CHamps ELYSEE TYpe AS WELL AS. Back woods girl. Adore them♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
My doxie is hardly stubborn and listens to my commands....very sweet natured ....very friendly. She doesn’t seem to fit the description....and she is a full doxie.
We lost our 13 year old Dachshund to cancer last year. We also have a seven year old. We got a 6 week old pup in May. I had forgotten just how stubborn Dachshund puppies can be. He is a tyrant for sure.
So sorry to hear that! Mine died to cancer as well but she was only 7 years old. Still she's with me, since I still dream of her often times after 20 years. She was my best friend and I loved her more than anything. I bet you love your lil sausages to bits too ♥ tyrant or not, they're adorable. But u know how to handle him :)
The older fella at 1:05 makes me even more crazy for a dachshund. I've been wanting one as a friend for years but now I'm seriously considering wire haired (I never normally like rough or wire hair style coats on dogs but those ones made me change my mind instantly 😮) I think this video is well put together and I found it very useful, thank you 🙏
The "wire hair" Dachshund breed are known for physical ailments and die sooner than long- and short-hair Dachshunds ... study and talk with your local veterinarian before buying a wire hair Dachshund.
Oh my gosh!! About 7 years ago my son fell upon our now Dachshund ( Nyla) all black smooth haired Dachshund. Once we covered our bases, we went door to door in the area Nyla was found. Checked all the local kennels in our area. No one had reported her missing. So we got her vaccinated and spayed. Anyways to make a long story short. Our yard was fenced in so course we'd let her wonder the yard ( supervised of course). On this particular day my son ran in the house to get his phone, came back No Nyla!! We called for her for hours, drove around the neighborhood still NO Nyla. At this point we're all worried she may of been stolen or God only knows. We get back to the house after being gone like an hour now. Who's seating on the step?? Nyla!! Come to find out she had got under the shed where a family of groundhogs had built a den. Nyla literally was under the shed for HOURS!! I mean HOURS she had us so scared!! From that point on we made sure there wasn't any openings around the shed for her to get under and vanish for hours. She definitely lived up to her God given gift of digging 😂
My wire-haired dachshund, Fausto, now 10, only has eyes for me - his master, friend, lover, pack-leader. Not at all interested in other dogs or humans, and resents latter touching or kissing me. Possessive! He is telepathic (I've experimented and proved this!). I'd never contemplate another dog after Fausto, NOR any human lover. He ticks all the boxes. Perfection. And others immediately clock this. Butch guys stop him in the street and start shedding tears. He talks and communicates constantly. He also copies. e.g., You lay your head on a pillow, so naturally I should lay mine on one! He is, in short, perfection.
The ones at the beginning reminds me of my little Sophie she was a standard wirehaired she was wilful and stubborn and a pain the ass at times she loved her walks a good belly scratch and snored like someone cutting logs she died march 2022 of cancer I miss her terribly Am not ashamed to say I cried my heart out when passed I miss waking up in the mornings and not looking down and seeing her fast asleep in her bed she was my baby girl
I love my mini Dashound (Roxy Heart) she is smart a show off a clown a protector fun well behaved loveable and yes a little bit stubborn (almost perfect) I wish I had a couple more just like her!
I am owned by a mini wirehaired and a mini red smooth. They are loving and intelligent. Dachshunds have owned me for 25 years and I wouldn't have it any other way 😜👍
I've got an aging wirehaired boy who has been running my life since I got him. Talk about stubborn and persistent... LOL, I can't believe how much money I spend to make him happy. He's spoiled!
I have a long hair black and brown female. Named sugar. Sweetest dog I’ve ever known. Never house broke her she just started going out side. Never have her on a leash she’s always by my side. She’s my world. This video doesn’t describe her at all
Going up and down stairs and jumping does not hurt a weenies back it’s the way ppl carry them they hang them over one arm and that’s how they gets dachshund paralysis not jumping when you pick them up you gotta support there whole long body there not a chihuahua but ppl try to carry them like they are and that’s what screws there back up mine used to jump off a 4.5ft tall porch several times a day hell he still jumps at his age and it’s not affecting his back at all
I have an 8 month old Male Dachshund puppy hes been great at training in all other aspects except aggression (he was the biggest dog of his litter), and we finally realized we needed help with it and hand a professional trainer do private lessons with us and now hes well on his way to being a well behaved boy. The trainer said it was the "prey instinct" coming out that was causing him to bite us all the time. Now we are keeping him leashed in the house 24/7 and if he bites we yank the leash quickly (but not too hard) 2 times and say no and hold him away from us about a foot. It's an unpleasant sensation for them so they learn quickly that there is nothing rewarding in nipping at us. We also reward him with treats often when he listen to a command. Hes extremely smart and actually very sweet at heart, he just happens to have a higher hunter prey instinct than some other doxies we know. So this video is totally correct that they will exploit your inconsistency and any weaknesses in training if you let them
I tell people, you don't own a dachshund, the dachshund owns you. If you want to make friends, then go hunting with one. Just walk with them, and if they need a hand with a rock, help move it. Help, not do it yourself. To rodents, minis are the terror of the night, and day. My last one, Bubba der Shrek (terrible baby, named for my youngest son, then in Iraq) and I did a lot of hunting together. He was from Penna, so mining was in the blood. He was always excavating here (Arizona) hoping to catch that elusive golden ground squirrel, but never caught on to the fact they have multiple exits.
Our 4minis dont know they should mostly hunt rabbits. They did come off a bit the worse with a porcupine though. Tenacious hunters, rarely on lead, took decision to give them as much freedom as possible rather than deny their instincts. Sometimes they even come back to our whistles. Ha ha. Pure joy.
It is vital to be very cautious about caring for the dogs spine. They are VERY prone to IDD which leads to some insanely high vet bills. They are an amazing dog but great care needs to be taken to ease the burden on their long spine.
They have the biggest personalities and think they own the show. They are sassy little sausages, my short-haired miniature boy sounds like a massive dog when he barks at the doorbell :) My boy was incredibly fit, with a toned, and slim body. Sadly he still developed IVDD and cost close to £7000 pounds for surgery and physio. If you are considering any low- slung breed I'd recommend you have maximum guaranteed insurance. Teach them, from the start, not to go onto the sofa or bed. They are fearless and will jump on and off things; especially, they can't resist launching themselves off any furniture they've sprung up onto if they hear someone coming to the door. Enjoy your dachshund, but research IVDD
Well, this showed up in my recommends, so here I am and take my "like." Our family has had two dachshunds. Oscar was a standard short hair that we got when I was stationed in Louisiana. (I'm retired Air Force). He went to Okinawa with us but he couldn't go to the UK with us due to a heart murmur. We had to leave him in the States but we left him with my mother in law and she took good care of him until we got back from England. While in England we got Emma, a miniature longhair. We got back to the states and her and Oscar got along great. (along with our two cats) We took both to Minot ND with us where Oscar, who was old at the time, passed while we were there. He lived to be 17. I retired from the Air Force, we moved back to our home state. We had a few more good years with Emma but she passed when she was 16 and half. They were both great dogs and we hope to get another dachshund some day soon. They are some stubborn but loyal companions and we love those dogs.
I have a singleton, boy do I know it! Can't be left "home alone" or he literaly screams the place down!! But if left with a fur buddy ( even a cat or a guineapig for example) he is fine!! I'm on my 1st dachshund and wwish somebody had made this fact known to me befor, having said that, I wouldn't change him for the world. Love him with all my heart
My first Dachshund was like that & very social. But, the second one (Dachshund/ Chihuahua mix) is the opposite. I have 2 other non- dachshund dogs that she basically ignores. She doesn't hate them or anything & I like to think that she likes having them in the background, but she never shows signs of missing them if they're gone. She shows more emotion toward people coming & going than she does my other animals.
Mine was red shorthair & an absolute angel. Grew up with my daughter and was so docile. We were soul mates. I still hurt every day. Its been a year. She was only 6. She passed away from a mystery illness causing thrombosis
My wife's doxie is psychotic. He never shuts up and though he's house trained he'll go out go to the bathroom then comes in the house and go again. He doesn't bark when you come in but barks when you leave. The one before that awesome. They also have way to much attitude for a small dog. I'll stay with my Bassets.
Yes, you can find lots of pictures of movie stars holding them in the 1930's. The 1940's movie, "Susan and God," begins with a huge pack of them running across a tennis court.
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This described my Fritz pretty well. Stubborn YES!! But I loved that in him. My bloodline is German and Irish &English. I'm Stubborn too. He and I made a great pair. I miss my baby. He'd gotten anel gland cancer. The doctor gave him X time of life. Fritz was Stubborn VERY!! He lived almost 2 years after his diagnosis. He didn't let anything stop him. His last months we took him to the Zoo. He had sooo much FUN. I'd gotten him a doggy stroller, all the attention he got he loved. He was 13 1/2 years old. We were perfect for each other. I loved him so much,called him my son with 4 leggs. I'd love to get another Dashhound one day.
My dachshund's name is also Fritz
I am in SA
I love my dachshund. Incredibly loyal, loving, fun, and playful. She barks at people but never bites, she even licks them when they pet her. She’s clingy and gets jealous easily, but that’s not a problem if you’ve disciplined her. She’s obedient, and she protects me even when she’s scared. She once protected me from a huge chow even when her tail was between her legs. She’s smart and has managed to open cages and remove her leash on her own. Incredible dog.
My doxies are always gonna be scared by people. If they don’t like what you do to them they will protect themselves. One time my uncle started annoying my bigger one in weight. He didn’t like it and bit. Also you should really expect more escaping. We have to dog proof our whole house for them.
@@notskromps8869 oh yes. My dachshund once escaped and went missing for 4 weeks. Thank goodness she came back, now we’re more cautious and precise in keeping her.
@@catramarrymepls2480 Haha we always go outside and we know where they go. If they escape
If you are looking for a dog with character, the dachshund is for you. They are bright, creative, ferocious, loyal, funny, loving and excellent watch dogs. My two dachels loved my cats as well. My wife was always jealous because of the closeness I had with my beauties. One lived 17 years and the other 15. My long haired lady was black on the outside, red underneath, and had a gold belly. She was the most beautiful animal I had ever seen. She was bred from champions. Once you have had a dachshund you are a dachshund lover for life. They are that special.
I adopted one to save from shelter, he was thought to be already 5yrs old. We spent a great time together. Always on a leash, very incompatible with other dogs, extremely brave and have own will. But so loving, active, playful, confident. Amazing smell he always found out my turtle when our little fellow escaped. Amazing hearing once he was the only dog who heard robbers breaking into another building near my house. He was indoor dog, I was carrying him on stairs. My amazing best friend left me on 20th of February this year. He had hemangisarkoma, he was deaf two yrs before he died and also losing vision. Turmeric was saving his life until I put him asleep. Love u Snapi🖤💓my best friend
So sorry for you, ot sure what I am going to do when I loose my little shadow Hercules. Hercules best friend was a guineapig until she went over the rainbow bridge. He used to love climbing into her hutch and snuggling her! Thank you for rescuing and caring for this little pup, RIP Snapi
@@traceywatson309 thanku so much for ur kindness. My Snapi is now with soul with me and I have already found a dog in shelter, 9yrs, so lost there that I decided to adopt. Hope all goes well and I get him. I continue to keep doing why I live, to show lost souls an another side of a coin in life. It makes me happy. Snapi is no longer in pain and Bobi will get me hopefully. 🙏🤲
Awww. They really are the best lil pets. I lost my Polo, daschund last week at 14 years. He was healthy and active throughout his lifetime.
I grew up with this type of daschhound. I love them so much and miss them everyday. Stubborn and loyal and loves to cuddle. Strong hunting instincts ❤️
I love my doxie. He is 16 .5 yrs old. He will 17 yrs old in June. He is AMAZING. Always ready to go wherever I go,; a hike, car ride and just about anything. The veterinarian just have him a clean bill of doggie health. He is perfect weight to. My old man.Snickers is his name. Milky way and tootsie were his mommy and daddy. Lol
My dachshund is 16 years old as of 2/12/2021.
I grew up with doxies. The last one I had I miss the most. He lived 17 years, and when he did go, it wasn't through old age, it was through mis-adventure.
He was very intelligent, very affectionate and very protective. Such a brave little man - he thought he was a much larger dog, and would often lead the group when socialising with other dogs.
Although officially he was my younger brother's dog, he bonded with me, and he lived with me for 10 years, and he was my constant companion during those times.
I highly recommend this wonderful breed for a family, but warn you most strongly to get ramps for your bed and lounge in particular. They will jump up easily, but the jumping down is what will do their backs damage.
My Andy lived 18,5 years 😪☹️
All the best for your little boy.
My doxies just don’t like going on walks much but we let them roam around then backyard and front yard. Plus they play fight so that might make them tired haha.
I have a question if everyone in the house works and is gone at least a few hours a day do they get anxiety?
"Dachshund is German for little pain in the ass"
Funniest, most stubborn, tiny dog, with a heart of a lion, you will ever own. I thought mine was stupid because he couldn't do simple tasks. In the end I had to come to grips with the fact he was manipulating me to do the task instead...
My oldest was 21
wow!! that's awesome
My Andy was 18,5.
There life span is really long! Just like there body lol 😂
Ooh mman🙀🙀🙀
Wow!
Mine is 1.5 years old!🌭🐶
We have our third Dachshund. She came to us when she was ten. She celebrates her 15th birthday in June. Our first was a red short haired and we brought her home from a bird store!! She lived with us for 17 years. Our second was a long haired and we had him from a puppy. He left us at 14 years. There are definitely personality differences between short haired and long haired. We love them all. Dachshunds are stubborn and demanding. That’s why we love them. 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾❤
They are the best Dogs! One of them just passed, he was 19 years old, And my other one is 16 years old and misses him and so do we all love them
I have 2 Dachshunds. Had 3, but she passed from cancer a couple years ago. My female is 17 and my male, a mini, will be 13 this winter.
Sorry for your loss.
I have found that having a pair of the dogs is a good way to keep them out of trouble. And they are great fun I have had 8 and enjoy them emensly.
I am owned by a mini wirehaired dachshund, and so pleased you chose to use the wire variety in your video. They are the true clowns of the breed and after falliing in love with one whilst owning a larger breed, decided that when it was time to "downsize" as I got older, I would get one. Now I wonder why I never got one before!!! Fantastic little dogs, or should I say big dogs in a pocket size. I am never going back to other breeds. I have found my soulmate!!!
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Bought on from a kid 10 years ago without knowing the breed. My wife just thought he was adorable.? We live in california. Do you know where I can find another wire- haired? I’d appreciate any leads.
My Teddy lived to the wonderful age of 20, the past year has been very difficult without him. The moment I held him 21 years earlier he became my baby and he wouldn't leave my side. He was the most emotional animal I ever encountered. As much as I adore doxie's he gave me a reason to live and the joy was endless. I refuse to replace him with another.
It’s important to get a new pup. You’re not replacing Teddy. You’re not being disloyal to Teddy. You’re doing it for your happiness. And obviously for the pup. Life is short. Your heart will heal with a new doxie.
I have an absolute UNIT of a dachshund! Kifli here weight 13 kilos, and he's not overweight. He's in a very good shape, and very muscular, but I'vee never seen a sausage dog bigger than him. We bought a mini.... he just refused to stop growing. He needed all that space for his big heart.
My parents got one that size, a wirehaired! Not overweight at all, just muscular and in great shape. He's the best, love him to bits
We had a doxie while our 5 children were growing up. He was always accepting of everybody, even friends that dropped by! It may be their exposure while young that makes the difference if they get along with everybody, including the cat, or just one person? At any rate he was a wonderful pet and lived 15 years. I still miss him today.
Agree with number two whole heartedly. Stubborn and loyal to one (person or fam). Ours never did get used to my ladyfriend's mom; she was supposed to house sit for us, but weenie dog just barked at her. Protective too; she just lunged at a dog twice her size at the pet store! Totes out of the blue! After that we held her in that store. Best dog evah! Such a sweetie!
my doxie is 13 years old....she's a mini red smooth. She was just diagnosed with Chronic Heart Failure. She is on medication but I know our time is very limited and I'm already a mess. I love her so much! She's been a great dog for us.
I love my spoiled dapple Dacshund Marley. He’s sooo smart! He has nicknames that he knows and loves to be the center of attention. He’s also healthy as a horse as the saying goes 🥰
First doxie was a shelter rescue, 10yrs old w/beautiful long haired dapple ...sweetest girl, lost her to doggie dementia @14yrs. Current girl is short haired black/brown brindle, and @ 2yrs old as semi-rescue, VERY different challenge vs senior dog...now 8yrs old, such a sweet companion. Definitely worth the work; stubbornness (which can translate to housebreaking issues if not immediately addressed), barking (until one understands the 'why', you won't break habit), and and literally parking themselves & looking opposite direction when not wanting to do something - laugh thru the challenges/training, understand their personality & motivations, and stay consistent, you'll have best friend forever:)
I've had Dachshunds for many years. Stubborn little boogers, but they're great dogs.
I have always had dachshunds, they make the best buddy! My long hair is 4yrs old now, so sweet and loving.
My baby was a beautiful long haired dachshund! She was the most loving! She was 15 years. My parents raised this bread of dog! I wish to know more of this bread of dog! Even if I never own another dog this has been my most favorite dog! They are so smart.
I bought my 2nd Daschund about 5 months ago. Our 1st passed at 15. Trouper is a long haired, silky coated shaded cream color. ( dark cream with black around his ears and tail. Registered as a minature chocolate sable. His Dad was double ee cream and Mom is white with black spots.Dad is 10lbs. Mom is 11lbs. Trouper is 8.4 at 8 months so I'm sure he will be bigger than either parent. His personality is 100% different than what your video described. ( it could have been written about our last Daschund ) He is very timid around people ( other than family ) Scared of cats and other dogs ( except our 112lb Boxer ) and has acres to dig in but no interest in digging. We live where no leash is required and he could go outside alone anytime he wanted but doesn't. We take him out about every other hour, and walk him to the end of the road a couple times a day. He also likes to play in the field as long as one of us stands and watches him. He is very clingy, snuggly and loving. Not what we expected but we are over the moon in love with him.He loves to play and worships our big dog.
I have seven Dachshunds and love them all. It's amazing how each one has its own personality.
My ex had 2 mini’s and I miss them SO MUCH! I loved their personalities. Can’t wait to get my own
Well get a new pair than ...
@@aardhond I’m working on it. I finally moved to a place that would be good for dogs. Now I just need to save and research
@@patrickconners i would advice to go to have a look in france and hungary and than into the hunting lines and germany has good ones but cost a fortune
We have a thirteen years old dachshund. He is so lovable and darling of our family. We have kept different types of breed but after this I don't think we can keep another breed.
Lost my 16 year old Black and Tan dachshund this past fall. He was my buddy and I miss him dearly. House felt empty without a dog so we just got and all black mini dachshund. I’ve had dachshunds for 35 years of my life and I plan on always having one.
I'm so sorry. I lost my little Black & Tan last year, too. I now have 3 reds [smooth, smooth pie & wire] that I adopted after their mother died.
Those are some beautiful healthy and well-trained dachshunds!
My family had a dachshund as our first dog, and let me say it is a dog that is easy to fall in love with but also one that is very hard to control.
They are stubborn, protective, agressive, mischievous, loud and proud.
Controlling an agressive dog is more than just being able to physically restrain it.
We have had several. We have NEVER had an aggressive one. Maybe it is you?
We have a dachshund and a golden retriever, and let me tell you, the little one has some ANGER inside him. He is so sweet with us and with the golden, but with outsiders he just loses it. Very brave dog!
I have an 8 month old male dachshund puppy and hes been great at training in all other aspects except aggression (he was the biggest dog of his litter), and we finally realized we needed help with it and hand a professional trainer do private lessons with us and now hes well on his way to being a well behaved boy. The trainer said it was the "prey instinct" coming out that was causing him to bite us all the time. Now we are keeping him leashed in the house 24/7 and if he bites we yank the leash quickly (but not too hard) 2 times and say no and hold him away from us about a foot. It's an unpleasant sensation for them so they learn quickly that there is nothing rewarding in nipping at us. We also reward him with treats often when he listen to a command. Hes extremely smart and actually very sweet at heart, he just happens to have a higher hunter prey instinct than some other doxies we know. So this video is totally correct that they will exploit your inconsistency and any weaknesses in training if you let them.
@@sammoore9120, Dogs are inherently agressive animals. They descend from wolves, wich are pack hunting predators. They are territorial and will kill intruders that don't belong to their flock. Wolves even fight within their pack for the position of alpha, and they even kill pups of other males in their pack.
Dogs have been domesticated, and by that process, they have lost most of those traits that make them dangerous to humans. But dogs have been kept by humans to help keep intruders away, to kill vermin, to aid in hunt with the humans and even to be used as weapons. Aggressiveness has been a desired trait, -to a certain extent. For ten thousand years, dogs and humans have lived together. Only in the last hundred years or so have dogs been considered companions only.
It is completely natural that dogs have a propensity for agressive behaviour. It is a trait that has been desired, and in many cases, it still is. Different breeds have different traits. What we might consider a "bad" trait, may be considered "good" in a different context. Aggressiveness in smaller dogs are tolerated to a larger extent than in big dogs. A yappy chihuahua is a nuicence at worst, where an equally agressive Great Dane would be completely unaxeptable around people.
In Scandinavia where I live, Dachshunds are very popular as hunting dogs. They are bred for this purpouse. Dachshunds with a good hunting dog pedigree are often ferociously stubborn and fearless, but also intelligent and independent. This makes them good hunters. It also makes them more of a challenge to train and to control. It is easy to be fooled by the Dachshund's size and "cute" appearence that they aren't going to have the instincts of a very old breed of working/hunting dog. That's all.
@@JH-lo9ut you must be a cat person... but then cats are predators too, so maybe a hamster person.
Moe loved his grandma and me. So their circle is small be it doesn't have to be one person they love.
I have two long-haired, miniature dachshunds, and I love them as much as they love me.
We had a red one. Come to our house a few years ago. I called him Red and he de coded to stay.
to stay. I couldn’t find his owner. It gave him a choice to stay or go. He stayed. He chose us as his new home. Still have him. Oh, he loves to go to the ocean and jump in.
i have had 2 of these dogs in my lifetime,,,both of them were wonderful dogs and had no issues
I have been loved my hole life by this breed of dog. I find the short haired is more stubborn, but yet very loving.
One was getting to be a handful. Then I got another. Much better. Just lost my first one at 14.5 yrs. Fortunately, neither one of mine were big diggers. I did bury my fence about 6 in underground just in case. Don't let the little legs fool you, they are full of energy and love to go. We would hike up to 10 miles. Then they sleep real well in a small space.
Yaa they are so so active ! And have such a distinct personality. I lost my Polo last week at 14 years old.
Dachshunds are such badass little dogs. Smart, tough, loving, loyal. We wouldn't take anything for ours.
Mine is exactly the same in the video, shes a wirehaired standard
She is 15 months old... shes so loving and loyal ♥️ she pulls like a train and can walk for miles and miles
I love a dachshund! My very first was my baby! He was a red short hair. He loved to bark at the biggest dog in the vet and I actually had to turn around when one came in! I miss that boy and now have two more and love everything about them!!!
Doxies for small animals have big /huge personalities.. They're German so they think think they rule your household. And one of the funniest aspects of having a Doxie is that they do / will boss around much bigger dogs. That is hilarious to see in person. They have so much love to give., Though you have to establish at the very beginning that YOU are the Boss in the household. Other wise you'll end up with a very bossy and dominating animal. We had 2 standard size ,smooth coat Dachshunds name Lucy & Mertz. They lived to be 20+ in dog years which = 115 in human years. They didn't want to go, though they life ending health issues. Those two of the hardest decisions to have them put down. They were just wonderful pets. Loyal, sweet, funny, affectionate & personality for days. Great watch dogs also.
@DogCastTv, I for one like this video and would like to say to those that are complaining "GET A LIFE" !!! This video is informative and well put together with the best interests at heart. Videos like this make it easier for prespective dog owners to chose a breed that is suitable for them and their lifestyle. Whilst there are many dogs that need rescuing (including at bred specific rescues) it can be a very long waiting list of a number of years to get the dog you wish to own. This is why I went to a breeder reccomended by the British Kennel Club. Unlike getting a dog from a rescue, 6 years on I am still in touch with the breeder and they are alwasy available for advice when needed. Finally I would like to say please keep up the good work.
Thank you, we will :)
Have a wirehaired like the ones shown. A great looking pack, so many wagging happy hounds!
Mine just became 13. She is such a sweet dog, sleeping on my lap right now, the way I like😅She came to me when she is a year old. Somebody didn't want to keep her😰I was just thinking about another dog for my maltipoo's friend. Lucky me, I got a best friend for myself
Since the 1950s they seem to be bred. “Softer”. The instinct s r all there but they seem to be more socialized. I adore the
M. Then and now. Awesome nothing to be afraid of for first timer. and. Also. They r BEAUTIFUL. A CHamps ELYSEE TYpe AS WELL AS. Back woods girl. Adore them♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
My doxie is hardly stubborn and listens to my commands....very sweet natured ....very friendly. She doesn’t seem to fit the description....and she is a full doxie.
We lost our 13 year old Dachshund to cancer last year. We also have a seven year old. We got a 6 week old pup in May. I had forgotten just how stubborn Dachshund puppies can be. He is a tyrant for sure.
So sorry to hear that! Mine died to cancer as well but she was only 7 years old. Still she's with me, since I still dream of her often times after 20 years. She was my best friend and I loved her more than anything. I bet you love your lil sausages to bits too ♥ tyrant or not, they're adorable. But u know how to handle him :)
The older fella at 1:05 makes me even more crazy for a dachshund. I've been wanting one as a friend for years but now I'm seriously considering wire haired (I never normally like rough or wire hair style coats on dogs but those ones made me change my mind instantly 😮) I think this video is well put together and I found it very useful, thank you 🙏
The "wire hair" Dachshund breed are known for physical ailments and die sooner than long- and short-hair Dachshunds ... study and talk with your local veterinarian before buying a wire hair Dachshund.
I have one dachshund mine is standard wired haired boy and a jack Russell terrier
And they keep me busy 🤗
"But in the depths of their souls they will be considered prey" LMAO JESUS
hilarious comment !!
Everyone is!
The wire hair dachshunds are soooo sweet
Wires are fun the Clowns of the Doxies
, love the terrier in them !
Oh my gosh!! About 7 years ago my son fell upon our now Dachshund ( Nyla) all black smooth haired Dachshund. Once we covered our bases, we went door to door in the area Nyla was found. Checked all the local kennels in our area. No one had reported her missing. So we got her vaccinated and spayed.
Anyways to make a long story short. Our yard was fenced in so course we'd let her wonder the yard ( supervised of course). On this particular day my son ran in the house to get his phone, came back No Nyla!! We called for her for hours, drove around the neighborhood still NO Nyla. At this point we're all worried she may of been stolen or God only knows. We get back to the house after being gone like an hour now. Who's seating on the step?? Nyla!! Come to find out she had got under the shed where a family of groundhogs had built a den. Nyla literally was under the shed for HOURS!! I mean HOURS she had us so scared!! From that point on we made sure there wasn't any openings around the shed for her to get under and vanish for hours. She definitely lived up to her God given gift of digging 😂
Thanks for this post! Grateful for RUclips!
My wire-haired dachshund, Fausto, now 10, only has eyes for me - his master, friend, lover, pack-leader. Not at all interested in other dogs or humans, and resents latter touching or kissing me. Possessive! He is telepathic (I've experimented and proved this!). I'd never contemplate another dog after Fausto, NOR any human lover. He ticks all the boxes. Perfection. And others immediately clock this. Butch guys stop him in the street and start shedding tears. He talks and communicates constantly. He also copies. e.g., You lay your head on a pillow, so naturally I should lay mine on one! He is, in short, perfection.
The ones at the beginning reminds me of my little Sophie she was a standard wirehaired she was wilful and stubborn and a pain the ass at times she loved her walks a good belly scratch and snored like someone cutting logs she died march 2022 of cancer I miss her terribly Am not ashamed to say I cried my heart out when passed I miss waking up in the mornings and not looking down and seeing her fast asleep in her bed she was my baby girl
I LOVE the dachshund....You did not mention how..SWEET and FUN..just a great bread.
I rescued one about 4.5 years ago. She just recently passed in December. I think she was around 12 or 13. I miss her so much.
So sorry for your loss...I’m sure you were a miracle in her life and gave her a good one. I like to think they watch over us-find that comforting.
that’s awesome that she got to spend most of her life with you.
@@Acidhair thank you
Dachshunds are the most wonderful dogs. They must be with you at all times or have a dog mate.
I love my mini Dashound (Roxy Heart) she is smart a show off a clown a protector fun well behaved loveable and yes a little bit stubborn (almost perfect) I wish I had a couple more just like her!
My senior mini Dauschand is 11 years and 6 months old. He is the best.
I am owned by a mini wirehaired and a mini red smooth. They are loving and intelligent. Dachshunds have owned me for 25 years and I wouldn't have it any other way 😜👍
I've got an aging wirehaired boy who has been running my life since I got him. Talk about stubborn and persistent... LOL, I can't believe how much money I spend to make him happy. He's spoiled!
we have three of them... short haired water proof one two long haired ones. these are easy to wet ones.
I have a long hair black and brown female. Named sugar. Sweetest dog I’ve ever known. Never house broke her she just started going out side. Never have her on a leash she’s always by my side. She’s my world. This video doesn’t describe her at all
TY Dog Cast TV...
They have been popular since 1700
Going up and down stairs and jumping does not hurt a weenies back it’s the way ppl carry them they hang them over one arm and that’s how they gets dachshund paralysis not jumping when you pick them up you gotta support there whole long body there not a chihuahua but ppl try to carry them like they are and that’s what screws there back up mine used to jump off a 4.5ft tall porch several times a day hell he still jumps at his age and it’s not affecting his back at all
I have an 8 month old Male Dachshund puppy hes been great at training in all other aspects except aggression (he was the biggest dog of his litter), and we finally realized we needed help with it and hand a professional trainer do private lessons with us and now hes well on his way to being a well behaved boy. The trainer said it was the "prey instinct" coming out that was causing him to bite us all the time. Now we are keeping him leashed in the house 24/7 and if he bites we yank the leash quickly (but not too hard) 2 times and say no and hold him away from us about a foot. It's an unpleasant sensation for them so they learn quickly that there is nothing rewarding in nipping at us. We also reward him with treats often when he listen to a command. Hes extremely smart and actually very sweet at heart, he just happens to have a higher hunter prey instinct than some other doxies we know. So this video is totally correct that they will exploit your inconsistency and any weaknesses in training if you let them
Very helpful and informative thank you
I tell people, you don't own a dachshund, the dachshund owns you. If you want to make friends, then go hunting with one. Just walk with them, and if they need a hand with a rock, help move it. Help, not do it yourself. To rodents, minis are the terror of the night, and day. My last one, Bubba der Shrek (terrible baby, named for my youngest son, then in Iraq) and I did a lot of hunting together. He was from Penna, so mining was in the blood. He was always excavating here (Arizona) hoping to catch that elusive golden ground squirrel, but never caught on to the fact they have multiple exits.
Best dog breed , (my first Doxie lived 19.5 years and was white with ginger ears)
Best dog on the planet!
Mine at present time is eighteen yes old and still going strong
Congratulations!
Can you plz give me the meal idea ??
I have a red mini dash hound he is one of the best squirrel dogs I have ever seen
Our 4minis dont know they should mostly hunt rabbits. They did come off a bit the worse with a porcupine though. Tenacious hunters, rarely on lead, took decision to give them as much freedom as possible rather than deny their instincts. Sometimes they even come back to our whistles. Ha ha. Pure joy.
It is vital to be very cautious about caring for the dogs spine. They are VERY prone to IDD which leads to some insanely high vet bills. They are an amazing dog but great care needs to be taken to ease the burden on their long spine.
Great job and thank-you!
My dachshund trained me, not the other way around 🤣🤣
best dogs ever ❤ 8 of them
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They have the biggest personalities and think they own the show. They are sassy little sausages, my short-haired miniature boy sounds like a massive dog when he barks at the doorbell :) My boy was incredibly fit, with a toned, and slim body. Sadly he still developed IVDD and cost close to £7000 pounds for surgery and physio. If you are considering any low- slung breed I'd recommend you have maximum guaranteed insurance. Teach them, from the start, not to go onto the sofa or bed. They are fearless and will jump on and off things; especially, they can't resist launching themselves off any furniture they've sprung up onto if they hear someone coming to the door. Enjoy your dachshund, but research IVDD
Best pets ever.
My most loved ones ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Well, this showed up in my recommends, so here I am and take my "like." Our family has had two dachshunds. Oscar was a standard short hair that we got when I was stationed in Louisiana. (I'm retired Air Force). He went to Okinawa with us but he couldn't go to the UK with us due to a heart murmur. We had to leave him in the States but we left him with my mother in law and she took good care of him until we got back from England. While in England we got Emma, a miniature longhair. We got back to the states and her and Oscar got along great. (along with our two cats) We took both to Minot ND with us where Oscar, who was old at the time, passed while we were there. He lived to be 17. I retired from the Air Force, we moved back to our home state. We had a few more good years with Emma but she passed when she was 16 and half. They were both great dogs and we hope to get another dachshund some day soon. They are some stubborn but loyal companions and we love those dogs.
Great dogs!
Could u do a video on the corgi?
Doxies. Is there any heart they can't melt?
Doxies are love.
Dachshunds are pack animals. You should never have just one. I have had them since I was 11 and I'm 55 now
I have a singleton, boy do I know it! Can't be left "home alone" or he literaly screams the place down!! But if left with a fur buddy ( even a cat or a guineapig for example) he is fine!! I'm on my 1st dachshund and wwish somebody had made this fact known to me befor, having said that, I wouldn't change him for the world. Love him with all my heart
My first Dachshund was like that & very social. But, the second one (Dachshund/ Chihuahua mix) is the opposite. I have 2 other non- dachshund dogs that she basically ignores. She doesn't hate them or anything & I like to think that she likes having them in the background, but she never shows signs of missing them if they're gone. She shows more emotion toward people coming & going than she does my other animals.
Very true
The long haired is so much more kind and loving. They are much more manageable with children. And for sure they love you with all there hearts.
Mine was red shorthair & an absolute angel. Grew up with my daughter and was so docile. We were soul mates. I still hurt every day. Its been a year. She was only 6. She passed away from a mystery illness causing thrombosis
I have a litter of dachshund mini puppies. Located in Texas.
My wife's doxie is psychotic. He never shuts up and though he's house trained he'll go out go to the bathroom then comes in the house and go again. He doesn't bark when you come in but barks when you leave. The one before that awesome. They also have way to much attitude for a small dog. I'll stay with my Bassets.
We lost ours we’ve had two and love um
Thank-you ♥️
I would like to see a video like this one but on toy poodles---
I want one on Moyen poodles
I've had a hard time to find wire-haired dachshunds in Ohio , their are all smooth and long haired.
I had one when I was a kid, his name was Goddard
Teckel or Dackel are also commonly used in German. Its a working breed for hunters(and should remain one).
Man my baby Doxie is very smart but verrrry stubbborn! How do I get him to listen?
There is a town in Germany that's all about dachshund
Alles für den Dackel - alles für den Club! 😁
Wow . Your history is so incorrect. Terkel !! They were popular LONG before the 1970’s!!
Yes, you can find lots of pictures of movie stars holding them in the 1930's. The 1940's movie, "Susan and God," begins with a huge pack of them running across a tennis court.
Ignore this video.Get a dax they're the best!