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.
The Dog and the Sausage - 1909 was released on: USA: 2 June 1909
Yeah, a ''sausage dog'' (she calls it a sausage dog hehehe) named Louie
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