Count the dog's nipples, and subtract 1. This is the rule of thumb for all mammals.
Actually my dachshund just had puppies and she had eight nipples and had eight puppies, so I don't think that is always the rule of thumb.
Although most Dog's come into season (or heat) twice a year from being a year old, you should never allow a Dog to become pregnant more than two or three times in a lifetime. Nor should a Dog be mated before it has had at least two seasons. Allowing a Dog to have more than 2 or 3 litters in it's lifetime may result in physical and psychological damage to the mother and the puppies will be weaker. It is cruel to allow a Dog to have more than this many litters.
The absolute maximum amount of times that you should breed from a dog (regardless of the breed) is three times in its life. Pregnancy and birth can be stressful and places a large strain on the mother. It would be unhealthy both physically and mentally for you to breed a Dachshund more than this.
A Dachshund can have a few litter of puppies reach year. It is recommended that they should not have more than two to three litter of pups in their lifetime.
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They can, but i dont recommend it, the dachshund puppies, should stay with the mother dachshund.
Not that much
Usually 3-4 puppies per litter.12 puppies in one litter is the highest recorded though.
All puppies may drool when teething.
The Standard Dachshund should reach between 8 and 11 inches at the shoulder and weigh over 11 pounds when the Dog is 12 months old.
Puppies. :)
50/50 chance
Dogs. not at once but perhaps over a lifetime
It really depends on if this is your dachshund's first time having puppies. If this is her 1st time she may have 2-3 normally (maybe more in special occasions). If she has had them before you may get more to about the same amounts of pups. So anywhere from 1 pup to maybe 5.
For as long as a greyhound lives, it can have pups with another dog. It will most likely have more pups with another greyhound!