Dachshunds.
A large and controversial topic.
Basically, you shouldn't really consult wiki Answers for an answer to your issue, but maybe a vet or someone professionally trained, or perhaps a book. Anyway, considering I have a dachshund and she's my best friend, I have a good idea of what she needs.
1. Food - Dachshunds will eat dry food, or canned wet food, but dry food is better for their bowels and in other words, their poops will be nicer, for lack of better words.
2. Water - a no brainer, all living organisms need water to survive.
3. Attention & Love - these guys will need ALL the love you have to offer, they are the cutest sweetest things and you must care and show affection towards them at a young age, or as they grow older they will be unhappy and resentful towards you, and it could leave to an unhappy life for both owner and dog.
4. Watch Out! - about 25% of all dachshund get a disease of the lower and upper back, along the spine. It's when a disk in the back (usually lower part) slips out of its regular place, causing MAJOR pain for your little friend. To prevent, use EXTRA caution when lifting your dog, and lift them up when going up or down stairs and where heights are. If your dogs develops this disease, seek IMMEDIATE vet care, it could be fatal and you will need your dog treated ASAP. Your vet should tell you what to do and how to treat your dog if this atrocious scenario ever occurs.
5. Have Fun & see the Doctor often - Be lovable and kind ALWAYS towards your dachshund and they will return that kindness to you. This is your life long friend, so have fun, and love dearly. Also see the vet regularly, its recommended every 6 months at minimum, so make sure you follow that and I wish you and your friend A VERY happy life together!
*AND REMEMBER ANIMAL CRUELTY HURTS, IF YOU EVER COMMIT ANY KIND OF ANIMAL NEGLECT, ABUSE OR CRUELTY, THE ONE IN THE HEAVENS (WHOMEVER YOU BELIEVE IN) WILL KNOW.
I Bought 2 puppies From Down Home Dachshunds. My dad also bought one for my mom. We love our babies and would not trade them for the world. They were obviously raised with much love.
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.
Dogs are pack animals naturally, coming from their ancient wolf ancestors. I do not think that dachshunds have a much different behavoir, but I have noticed my dachshunds seems to like other dachshunds better than other breeds. If fact, the standard dachshund were breed to hunt in packs. Therefore, they are very content if they have other dogs to bond with. Since the miniature dachshund is derived from the standard, they also have the same temperament. They love to have other dogs around to bond with.
Standard dachshunds are becominfg less and less common as the need for mini dogs arises. I have been able to locate several standards through the classified adds. Be sure to make sure they care for their dogs, and meet thr parents. good luck!
Dachshunds typically live between 12-16 years, but some may live even longer with proper care and attention to their health needs. Regular veterinary check-ups, a balanced diet, exercise, and dental care can all contribute to helping your dachshund live a longer, healthier life.
Do you need friends? Of course! Everyone needs a companion!! :)
A greyhound dog does not need much exercise. It is large and a beast. I hope this helps.
they are both better but dachshunds bark a lot but Golden's don't bark that much if u tame them
Dachshunds don't need to be washed all that often. but i would go to the pet store and buy dog shampoo
As much as they want to have.
you should at least exercise 30 minutes a day
A greyhound is perfect. They don't need much exercise.
about once a day perhaps
pandas dont need very much exercise because they play in there cadge
you need at least 60 minutes a day
they need to be outside for at least 1 hour perday
Common problems associated with dachshunds' backs include intervertebral disc disease, which can lead to back pain, paralysis, and mobility issues. Dachshunds are prone to this condition due to their long bodies and short legs, which put strain on their spines. Regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, and avoiding activities that strain their backs can help prevent these issues.