Learn More About dachshund

Summary

Dachshunds aren't made for long-distance running, jumping, or strenuous swimming, but otherwise, these tireless dogs are up for anything. They are smart and alert, bark like a big dog and are good guard dogs. Because they were bred to hunt dangerous prey, they can be very brave and a little stubborn, but their endearing nature and unique appearance have won millions of hearts around the world. The Dachshund's famous long, low silhouette, ever-alert expression, and bold, lively personality have made him a superstar in the canine kingdom. Typical of small dog breeds, the Teckel is also a breed that likes to move. In short: a small dog that appreciates exercise, play and training. It is therefore not surprising that this loyal companion would be particularly happy about a home with a garden. Are you not a fan of dog breeds that shed a lot? Then you've come to the right place with the Teckel! The Teckel is one of the dog breeds that sheds little. Are you still unsure whether the breed is right for you? Then we have a little bonus here: Do you have children? Perfect! Because the breed is known for being child-friendly. The average life expectancy of the Dachshund is approximately 14 years.

Character

What to Expect

Dachshunds are passionate hunting dogs and tend to act independently. They need consistent education and sufficient employment. Dachshunds are dogs that like to bark. Dog owners should definitely pay attention to the height of the dachshund, as short legs can be linked to intervertebral disc problems. The Dachshund is available in 3 coat variants: short-haired, long-haired and wire-haired

Care

Training & Education

Nutrition & Grooming