Exploring the Charm of Dachshunds: Personality, Care and Fun! 

And they bark too much. They make you crazy. I had to euthanize my wire,haired dachshund because of it

@@Bohemian_lost A dog is not for every human being!

After the 4th one I stopped watching. Couldn't stand it.

Please don,t..they bark extremly. It wil make you mad.

Great idea 👍🌞Dachshunds are the best dogs in the world 💖❤💞

It was terrible

No duh.

Lol

In Germany they are referred to as sausage dogs, also cackles. Dachshunds trained to hunt are called teckels.

Auto correct altered a word-should be Dackels, not “Cackles.”

I've had dachshunds since I was 6. I'm now in my 70's. They are the dearest dogs! Please continue to be aware of the spinal problems they can develop. They're like "the little engine that could". Until they're not! I've literally come home from work and my Pansy and I got into the hottub so that I could move her legs and sing little "ducky " songs. When I put her up against a jet that massaged her spine she literally relaxed and sighed. We both enjoyed the time in the tub!

I agree. Their stubborn streak can be quite challenging when training (or even when they've been trained but get that "NO I'm not doing that" tantrum ;) ).

i have 2 Dasshies an dthe ylike to Chew Everything you have to keep your eyes on them at ALL Times They Require a LOT of attention if you Cant Give it to them i suggest Dont get one of these dogs as they are a Handfull but i Love them just the same

You are absolutely right. Their barking is extreme

@@Bohemian_lostthey can be trained not to bark, it takes time, but they can be trained I know because I have two and they aren’t barkers

I don’t believe doxies are innately stubborn, instead they are bred to be independent thinkers which erroneously is interpreted as stubbornness. They were bred to burrow underground and hold badgers at bay while the farmer or hunter would locate the badger. The breed is the only hound that does not respond to either sight or sound commands-this was intentionally accomplished by selective breeding. They ended up underground with a vicious badger and could not rely on commands from their owner nor could they see their owner. They had to rely on their own judgement to succeed in their tasks. I have owned 5 doxies throughout my life and found them to be intelligent, independent, loyal and loving. And none of mine were barkers without some stimuli causing them to be on alert-a trait I nurtured in my dogs.