because they have short long bodies that can go into a badger hole and bring it out without the dog getting stuck in the hole. Daschunds are also a part of the hound dog family which means they have a kine sense of smell for hunting.
The daschund was bred to go down into the burrows of rabbits and badgers, hence its height. The length of the body helped.
The dachshund originated in Germany, where it was originally bred to hunt badgers and hares - "dachs" is the German word for badger.
They were initially bred to hunt badgers. They can hunt burrowing animals like rabbits and foxes.
Originally, in Germany they were bred and used to hunt badgers. Since the modern Daschund is smaller and quite lighter than the original German equivalent, they have since been used to hunt mainly rabbit and fox, and track various game. Packs have been used to take down wild boar and even wolverines. They are genuine hunting dogs, and are excellent scent trackers.
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for hunting badgers and foxes and for chasing rats
Terrier dogs were bred to control mice, rabbits, foxes and badgers.
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Dachshund's skin is not connected to their muscle. They were bred this way so the vicious badgers (dachs) couldn't get a solid hold on them while the dogs were pulling the badgers out of their holes.
The answer is within the name itself. Dachshund is German and translated means Badger Dog. They were bred short and long to go into burrows after badgers and other burrowing creatures to flush them out.