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About the Dachshund

A Dachshund, also known as a Doxie, is an energetic breed that loves playing and going for walks. Their friendly and affectionate nature makes them great companions for individuals and families.

They are curious and enjoy exploring and like to sniff out scents. They are great for activities like scent work, agility training, and even earth dog trials which tap into their hunter side.

Even though they are small, they have lots of energy and need regular exercise.

Fun activities like scent games and agility training are great for Doxies, but be careful not to strain their long backs.

With the right mix of exercise and love, a Dachshund makes a happy and lively pet for any home.

History

The Dachshund, also known as the "wiener dog" or "sausage dog," is a small breed originating in Germany in the 16th century.

Originally bred to hunt badgers, Dachshunds were prized for their long, slender bodies and short legs, which allowed them to dig into burrows and chase after their prey easily.

Over the years, the breed has evolved into two size varieties - standard and miniature - and three coat types: smooth, longhaired, and wirehaired.

Personality

Dachshunds are known for their lively and outgoing personalities. They are typically friendly, curious, and spunky.

These little dogs are also known to be quite stubborn and independent, which can make training a challenge. Despite their size, they possess a strong prey drive and have a surprising amount of courage, making them excellent watchdogs.

Trainability

While Dachshunds are intelligent dogs, their stubbornness makes training more challenging than other breeds.

Consistency, patience, and positive reinforcement are essential when training a Dachshund. Early socialization and obedience training are crucial to prevent behavioral issues and to ensure they become well-rounded companions.

Health

Dachshunds are generally healthy dogs, but they are prone to certain health issues, such as intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) caused by their elongated spines.

Regular veterinary check-ups and maintaining a healthy weight can help prevent or mitigate these issues.

Lifespan

The average lifespan of a Dachshund is 12-16 years.

Grooming

Grooming requirements depend on the coat type. Smooth-coated Dachshunds require minimal grooming, while longhaired and wirehaired varieties need more frequent brushing to prevent matting.

Cost of a Dachshund

The cost of a Dachshund puppy from a reputable breeder can range from $500 to $3,000, depending on factors like lineage and coat type.

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I had weeks looking for a place to buy my puppy, but a lot of places are scams. I ended up finding this place and hands up is the Best dog place ever! I just got my baby yesterday and I am so happy. Fast pick up the dog was perfectly clean and healthy. They gave me bag with food and some other stuff. Definitely recommend this place.

What You Get With Your Dachshund Puppy

What you can expect from Central Park Puppies!

Medical Records

We provide up-to-date medical and vaccination records to ensure that all our Dachshund puppies have all their medical treatments up-to-date.

Registration Papers

Transparency is key! Authentic registration documentation is provided when applicable.

Health and Wellness

Your puppy's health and safety are our priority. Our Dachshunds receive a head-to-tail health check and come with a comprehensive health guarantee for the first year. All adverse congenital and hereditary health issues are covered up to the full purchase price of your pup. No loopholes.

Outstanding Expertise

We understand the importance of matching the right Dachshund with the right owner, and we'll help you find the best puppy for your home. Call us or chat via the website.

Reputable Dachshund Breeders

Dachshund breeders in our network consist of USDA-licensed breeders and breeders exempt by the USDA. We do the legwork to ensure every breeder complies with accredited veterinarian programs and USDA requirements.

Additional Support

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FAQs about the Dachshund

Are Dachshunds good house dogs?

Dachshunds can make excellent house dogs. Because of their small size, they are well-suited for apartment living and can adapt to different living situations. Despite their high energy levels, Dachshunds can be quite content indoors as long as they receive regular exercise and mental stimulation through playtime, walks, and interactive toys.

How long do Dachshunds live?

On average, a Dachshund dog lives anywhere between 12 to 15 years. Even with health issues, they can have a long lifespan, but Miniature Dachshunds can live up to sixteen years.

Do Dachshunds shed?

Dachshunds come in three types of coats. They come in smooth, wire, and long-haired. A long-haired Dachshund sheds the most out of the three. The wire and long-haired ones shed twice a year, while smooth-haired Dachshund sheds throughout the year.

Are Dachshunds hypoallergenic?

Simply put, no. They’re considered a moderate-shedding breed. When it comes to allergy sufferers, the wire-haired Dachshund is your best bet for owning this type of pup because they don’t shed as much as the other two types.

Are Dachshunds smart?

Dachshunds are of average intelligence. Because of their stubborn streak, they rank lower than other dogs regarding their intelligence. This is due to them not wanting to cooperate regarding obedience training.

Are Dachshunds good with kids?

In general, yes, they’re good with kids, but it should be noted that they’re a delicate breed, especially regarding their backs. Sometimes, kids can be unknowingly rough when they’re interacting with dogs. Dachshunds are of small stature, so roughhousing or even picking them up wrongly can be a bad idea. A Doxie is a loving and friendly family dog if the kids handle them responsibly.

How big do Dachshunds get?

Dachshunds are available in two sizes. Those being Standard and Miniature Dachshunds. The mini can be anywhere from 5-7 inches in height and 12-13 in length, and a Standard Dachshund measures somewhere around 8-9 inches in height and 16-17 inches in length.

Are Dachshunds aggressive?

Doxies can be aggressive, but some behavior can be controlled with proper training. They tend to become aggressive when fear arises or when they’re in pain, they feel anxious or bored.

How much do Dachshunds weigh?

An adult Standard Doxie can weigh around 16-32 pounds, and the ideal weight for a Mini Doxie is 11 pounds.

When do Dachshunds stop growing?

Typically, Dachshunds stop growing around eight months. They’ll fill out when it comes to their weight and height before they reach a year old.

How to potty train a Dachshund?

To potty train, a Dachshund, remember they’re not the easiest breed to train. Patience, consistency, and keeping a routine are always key throughout. It’s also best to never scold them for any accidents they may have and to praise and reward them when they do go. As an owner, you must check for signs they may need to use the bathroom. Those include whining, whimpering, and walking around in circles. It’s also good to take them to the same location for walks every two hours. Puppy pads are also a great idea.

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