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November 25th, 2009

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Dachshund Salt & Pepper Shaker

$3.93

Product FeaturesHip Kikkerland Designto grab attention at your tableThe head and rear are made from a brown silicone rubber and the bodies are made from stainless steelEach dog measures approximately 3-3/4″ W X 2″ H. These whimsical salt and pepper shakers bring humor to every dining set….

Dachshund Cookie Cutter

$1.10

Make holiday or everyday cookies extra special when cut into shapes. Decorate with royal icing, coloured sugars, and sprinkles. Or, use to cut out shapes from brownies, bar cookies, or sandwiches.Tinplate….

Westland Giftware Mwah Magnetic Dachshunds Salt and Pepper Shaker Set, 2-3/4-Inch

$9.99

This adorable salt & pepper shaker set would make the perfect addition to your kitchen. The two Dachshunds dogs feature magnets in their noses to make them kiss. Bottom of shaker features a .5″ opening for easy refilling. makes a great gift. Measurements:One salt shaker, one pepper shaker3″H x 2.5″W Each Care:Hand wash Recommended…

Dachshund – the Facts Every Owner of This Dog Breed Should Know

Dachshund (pronounced DAK sund) originated in Germany, during the 18th and 19th centuries, to hunt badgers. In fact, Dachshund means, ‘badger dog’ in German. Their unique size and shape made them the perfect hunting dog. Their small legs allowed them to burrow into the ground and their narrow bodies made it easy for them to capture prey. There are three varieties of Dachshund, Standard, which reaches an average height of 14-18 inches and average weight of 20 pounds; Dwarf, with an average height up to 14 inches and weight of 9 pounds; and rabbit, reaching an average height of only 12 inches and weight up to 8 pounds. Dachshund coats also come in three varieties, shorthaired, wire-haired and longhaired.

The shorthaired and wire-haired Dachshunds require little care while the longhaired Dachshund does require more brushing. The coats come in a wide variety of colors as well. Bred for their fearlessness and boldness during the hunt, many Dachshunds display these characteristics. Described as curious and mischievous, they are not always easy to train and can sometimes be stubborn. Due to this personality trait, they are not always the best family pet, and should be watched carefully when around young children. Dachshunds are better with older children who can understand how to approach dogs carefully.

Dachshunds are temperamental and can be easily irritable. They do fairly well with other pets, but have been known to be jealous. Dachshunds are very active dogs that have a lot of stamina and will chase prey for a surprisingly long period of time. They can be rash when chasing prey and therefore caution should be exercised if the Dachshund is allowed to run off leash. In spite of their high energy levels, Dachshunds do well in all living situations, as long as they are exercised at least once a day. Dachshunds are prone to health problems, due largely to their unique shape.

In spite of their high energy levels, they can easily become overweight, so it is important not to overfeed them. Dachshunds usually have the most trouble with their spinal column because of the length of the spinal column and the shortness of the rib cage. Obesity will worsen the problem, as it will create more strain on the back. Most Dachshunds should be discouraged from jumping and climbing stairs in order to lessen the risk of injury. Dachshunds are also prone to heart troubles, diabetes, and urinary tract diseases.

There is a website that has great information on Dachshunds and most other breeds of dogs. It has details that pertain to a dog breeds health, grooming, living conditions, best food choices and more, the website is called: Dog And Cat Facts, and can be found at this url:

http://www.dogandcatfacts.com

By Robert W. Benjamin

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What is the best brand of dog food for a dachshund puppy?

My dachshund had her puppies a week ago.I know that I have to wait until they are weaned before I can feed them real dog food, but I want to be ready. What is the best brand for puppies of that breed? Purina? Science Diet? Eukanuba?

Science Diet start with canned you can mix it with puppy milk to make it thinner then as they get older you can mix in dry puppy small bites. The Science Diet is the best, and Dachshunds usually have teeth issues later life and the dry food helps keep the plaque off their teeth.