A Dachshund can be 14-18 inches (35-45cm)
Basically, a Dachshund has different sizes. For example, a mini is a small one, and looks a lot smaller than a regular one. A tweenie, (which just happens to be the size of mine) is in between, and can grow about 7 in. off the ground, my estimation. Last, there is a full. Wich can grow very big, but i cannot say how. I have never seen a full one. I know, its sad.
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Dachshunds are adorable. Long skinny short hot dog dogs :)
Shorthaired and Longhaired Dachshunds had appeared in Europe since the 15th century, and Wirehaired Dachshunds were first bred in 1790.
Yes! Long-haired Dachshunds shedding is much more noticeable, but it doesn't occur all the time. Short-haired Dachshunds shed year-round, but you can't really tell. I'm not sure about wire-haired ones, though.
Fourteen to sixteen years.
People call dachshunds weenie or sausage dogs due to their long body shape resembling a sausage or hot dog. This nickname highlights their unique appearance and has become a popular way to affectionately refer to the breed.
So they can go down holes to catch mice and rats.
Yes, they do, especially in summer months. I have two Miniature Longhaired Dachshunds and they shed quite alot unless you brush them frequently.
Because their Back is long like a Hot Dog wiener
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Dachshunds are classified as a small to medium-sized breed in the hound group. They are known for their long body and short legs, making them well-suited for hunting small game like badgers and rabbits. Dachshunds are also popular as companion animals due to their playful and loyal nature.
Dachshunds live to about 6 years in recorded history.
ANSWERDachshunds have problems such as back injeries and their ears are very exposed to infection. Though all dog breeds should be watched about ear infections. Dachshunds also love to dig so their nails can get ripped off or just grow too long.