MORE INFORMATION ABOUT DACHSHUND PUPPIES
We understand not everyone has knowledge about Dachshund Puppies. Some people are looking to own their first Dachshund Puppy while others have owned them before but may not know much about these dog breeds. Scroll down to learn more about Dachshund Puppies and increase your knowledge about this lovely dog breed.
Temperament:
Temperament: The Dachshund is a playful, loyal dog with a great deal of intelligence. They can be stubborn in their training, and sometimes have a tendency to be reserved around strangers. If raised in a house with children, Dachshunds rarely present a problem. However, if a Dachshund is not used to children, it can be aggressive against a child’s playful actions. The Dachshund’s personality can vary with coat type. For example, wirehaired Dachshunds may be mischievous due to their terrier background, while longhaired Dachshunds are calm and quiet. Smooth-haired Dachshunds have a temperament that falls somewhere in the middle. Either way, no matter the coat type, Dachshunds have earned a reputation as wonderful, loyal pets.
Grooming:
To groom your dachshund, you’ll need to brush his fur, trim his coat and bathe him. Check his ears, eyes and paws regularly to make sure they’re clean, and check for fleas and ticks. Brush his teeth with doggy toothpaste once a week and get his nails clipped regularly.
Training:
Fortunately, potty training a Husky is relatively straightforward. The main task is to get him into a consistent routine. However, you will also need to make the potty as pleasant as possible.
At 10 to 12 weeks, your pup can enter obedience classes outside the home, provided that they’re fully vaccinated. It’s also a good idea to make sure that the class requires all other enrolled dogs to be fully vaccinated, too.
Conclusion:
With the above knowledge about Dachshund Puppies, the Dachshund puppy remains one of the best dog breeds to ever own. We are one of the best Dachshund breeders in the country and can testify to how intelligent this dog breed is. You can visit our FAQ & Policies page if you have any other worries about the breed.
