Dachshund - Germany hound or 'sausage dog'
Dog breed : Germany hound, smooth haired Dachshund or 'sausage-dog' seen here in doggy jumpsuit.
The Germany Dachshund or short legged 'sausage dog' comes in three forms - smooth haired, long haired and wired haired. They can be either in standard sized or miniature version. Descended from Teckel, they were used primarily as badger-hunting dogs. The wired haired was the last breed to produce from crossed-breeding of Dandie Dinmont Terrier and other similar breed and was recognized in Britian in 1959. ( please pardon me, I have to be honest that I'm not sure which is the other 'similar breed')
country of origin : Germany since : 1900s height : 13 - 23cm, ( 5 - 9in ) weight : 4 - 5kg ( 9 - 10lb ) coat : smooth haired with dense coat, long haired with feathering, wired haired with harsh textured coat temperament : active, lively, courageous, determined, obedient, loyal and affectionate, good watchdog and good companion dog characteristics : short legged, sausage-like dog, broad triangular rounded ears, long muscular neck, small in size but barks like a big dog! feeding : about half can of meat for the miniature size and three quarter can for standard size added some biscuits exercise : frequent walk not excessive grooming : for long haired Dachshund daily brushing is needed, please refer to
the correct brush/comb and the correct way of grooming your dog's hair coat.
Other issues about dogs you should not ignore.....the correct brush or comb and the correct way of grooming Dachshund - Check out the type of grooming tools suitable for this dog breed. It is very important to use the right brush for the right hair coat so that you do not damage their hair. essential items for dog you must have - find out what are the things you should prepare before and after bringing back a dog. longevity of dog breeds - find out the lifespan of different dog breeds. Dog-age How does dog age related in human year? Hah, good question! It is important to know your dog age so that you give your dog the right food for the right age. Find out more! Q & A - Having problems with your doggy? Need answers for your doubts? Find out the solutions and learn to avoid the common mistakes human does to their pets! Homepage
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