Dachshunds

Better if the female is the regular dachshund; the puppy may be too large. Check in with your veterinarian.

All of the valves would be open, because the blood is filling Up into the heart.

If your dog is in season (on heat) then this should last for 10-14 days and happen once every six months.

When your dog is ready, she will come in heat. This means that she will bleed from her vagina. Once she bleeds, you have a certain amount of time to find a male to breed her to. While breeding, you really don't have to do anything unless your female is refusing the male's sperm. Once she has been bred, you can HOPEFULLY expect puppies.

I personaley think are adorable! They don't have exactly one look the one I have seen was black and brown with curly fur. It had a long body like the dachshund. But it was smaller, like miature.

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Yes. All dogs have. That is, if you enroll them on the medical care.

If you give them baths, no.

there are only 2 bolts one on top and one on the bottom assuming that you have removed the wires (there is a small 5mm bolt the holds a connection to the starter, the bolts that actually hold the starter on are 15mm i believe.

Slowly introduce the frisbee to the dog. When you have it in your hand give the dog treats so that the dog knows that the frisbee is not a bad thing. Leave the frisbee around the house so that the dog gets used to seeing it. Soon enough your dog will be comfortable with it.

Generally typical of most dogs: 12-14 years.

the answer is yes!

Doc-sund is how you pronounce dachshund, like the word 'dock' and 'sun' with a 'd'

A wiener dog's real name is a dachshund.

"Wiener dog" is one of many nicknames (hot dog dog, wiener dog or sausage dog) for the "dachshund". The name is of German origin and literally means "badger dog", from Dachs ("badger") and Hund ("dog"). They were originally bred to hunt badgers, pursuing them inro their burrows.

an Isabella dachshund is basically a blue to silver dachshund..usually with blue or very light eyes..theyre a rare color of dachshund to get..

i think a suitable amount of time 2 hours or so because they live good in apartments. Leave a bowl of food, water or milk, and a couple toys, and they should up. Be careful because the poor little doggie may get lonely; don't leave it too long or too many times!!

You can breed any Dachshund colors together, you just do not want to breed dapples or dogs that could be hidden dapples together. A chocolate to a Red can make many colors not just one or two depending on what the dogs themselves carry for. If your red only carries for red and has no chocolate in their background and no pointed dogs i.e. black and tan, then you will only make reds but this is usually only in show lines. I am a breeder btw so hope that helps!

Because asthma is constriction and inflammation in the airways, a short haired dachshund should be fine because dogs cannot trigger an asthma attack.

You should talk to a specialist about that because i dont know the answer. And it usually depends on the age.

No. Both English and German came from the same ancestor: Germanic.

They are naturally hyper, but here are a few things you can try: close the blinds and doors to reduce outside stimuli, put on some soothing music, such as New Age or Classical, hold the dog and speak in soft soothing tones to him. Sometimes distractions, such as offering a favorite treat or toy will work as well. If the cause of the frantic behavior is the leaving of the dachshund's "favorite human," then, I'm afraid you are just out of luck until that person returns. Dachshunds are known for attaching themselves to one particular person and obsessing about them!

It is usually a good idea to incorporate foods higher in iron when on your period. You are loosing blood and at risk for anemia. Red meats and dark green leafy vegetables can help promote iron.

NO!! Any animal that eats its feces is seriously lacking something in their diet. To break this habit, one MUST keep the yard clean after each use until the dog no longer shows this behavior. Also, check if out with your veterinarian.