Dry sausages (which includes real pemmican and jerky) can be kept in a cool, dry place nearly forever. I've had jerky make it well over a year.. If they get wet at room temp, things change and you should assume spoilage almost at once. Pre-Cooked but not dried sausages (Hot Dogs fit into this category) can survive a long time too, in that they usually have a lot of preservative -- natural or man-made (or both) in the mix. At 42F, I'd say you could keep these in the package for 4-5 weeks -- and honestly maybe a lot more. Open, I'd go no more than a week. Fresh sausage (uncooked) should be treated like hamburger. It can stand a few days covered in a 42F refrigerator but, like hamburger, there is a risk if you let it stand much more than that. Frozen solid, any of these can keep indefinately.
A dachshund (sausage dog) has two lungs.
The breed typically referred to as a sausage dog is the Dachshund. Dachshunds are known for their long bodies and short legs, which give them a distinctive appearance resembling a sausage. They come in different coat types and sizes, but all have a playful and curious nature.
Yes you can because there a type of sausage !!!
DASCHUND
In the US, the term "hot dog" refers to both the sausage by itself and the combination of sausage and bun.
Yeah, a ''sausage dog'' (she calls it a sausage dog hehehe) named Louie
The Dog and the Sausage - 1909 was released on: USA: 2 June 1909
No i have a sausage dog and he never loses hair all at once
Dachshund is the correct name for "Sausage-dogs" or "Wiener-dogs," and their lifespan can be greatly dictated by the manner in which they were bred. A general expectancy is 14- to 17-years.
Yeah, the sausage dog Louie
yaaa lol.
yes he has a pet sausage dog