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About Dachshund Puppies in Goose Creek, SC
Affectionately known as the weiner dog, the Dachshund is a remarkable hound-type dog that had a successful career in hunting but now has sniffed its way to the hearts and homes of dog-lovers all over the world.
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Vintage Pups
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Puppy Place
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PuppySpot
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Ralphs Puppies
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BigBoys
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PuppyTime
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Top Line Pups
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Prestigious Pups
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Dachshunds are a medium-sized breed of dog that originates from Germany. Dachshunds are loyal, intelligent and tenacious, but may be hard to manage due to their strong personalities. These dogs can make great house pets, as they tend to bond easily with their owners. They are also very affectionate and love running and playing outdoors. Dachshunds can adapt well to new living environments, provided they are given plenty of socialization. They also get along well with children and other pets.
Dachshunds do not necessarily cause people to have allergies; however, like any other pet, there is a possibility that an individual allergic reaction may occur. The most commonly reported allergy associated with Dachshunds is dander, which is a combination of flakes of skin and dried saliva. Dander is released into the air by your pet as they move around and can affect individuals who are allergic to pet fur or hair. If you have a history of allergies, it's important to note that certain breeds of dogs such as dachshunds might cause a reaction.
Generally, owners of Dachshunds should feed their pet a high-quality diet specifically formulated for small dogs. Generally, most pet nutritionists recommend a commercial diet specifically manufactured for small to medium breeds. These diets are designed to meet the nutritional requirements of a Dachshund and can be found in both dry kibble and wet food options. Whichever dry and/or wet food you choose, be sure to look for one that contains listed ingredients like proteins and carbohydrates from animals, fruits, and vegetables.
Prior to bringing home your new Dachshund, there are a few steps you should take to ensure a smooth transition. Start by familiarizing yourself with the breed and considering the unique traits of the Dachshund. This includes things like their natural level of energy, potential health issues, social needs, and temperament. Additionally, purchase the necessary supplies and set up a comfortable area for your pup. This could include things like a comfortable bed or crate, food and water dishes, chew toys, a leash, vaccinations, and regular visits to the vet.
Although Dachshunds are relatively small in size when compared to other purebred breeds, they are not typically considered to be "big" dogs. Dachshunds typically weigh anywhere from 16-32 pounds, depending on the breed, and can grow up to 8-9 inches tall at the withers. Generally, large breeds of dogs, such as German Shepherds, Mastiffs, and Rottweilers, weigh anywhere from 70 to 90+ pounds and can reach heights of up to 24 inches or more at the shoulder.
Yes, you can take your dachshund running, although there are some important precautions to consider first. Make sure your dachshund is physically fit and healthy before embarking on a running exercise program. Dogs that are too young, too old, or have certain medical conditions should not be taken on runs. Additionally, begin any new running program slowly and gradually increase the distance, time, and intensity of exercise over time as your pet builds strength and endurance.
Generally speaking, Dachshunds are social and friendly dogs and get along well with other pets when properly trained and socialized. Before introducing a new pet to a Dachshund, it's important to ensure they have been given the appropriate training and behavior modification. You should also make sure the Dachshund is appropriately supervised and their interactions and behaviors are closely monitored. If both pets have the proper training, a true bond is possible and the Dachshund typically forms strong relationships with other pets.
Training a Dachshund can be a rewarding experience, but there are a few things to be aware of. While Dachshunds are known to be intelligent and eager to please, they can also be willful and strong-willed. As such, training a Dachshund requires patience and consistency. You will want to start working on basic commands such as sit, stay, and come, and providing plenty of positive reinforcement when the pup performs the task correctly. It also helps to reward the pup with treats and toys in order to encourage desired behavior.
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