8 Crazy Facts About Dachshunds You Need To Know

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    Dachshund Facts
    Dachshunds Have A Long Lifespan
    The typical Dachshund lives to be 14-16 years old, though it is not too uncommon to see this breed live up to 17 or even twenty years. This is noticeably larger than the 11 to 12 year life span that most dogs have.
    Dachshunds Come In Many Varieties
    With fifteen total colours, three sizes, three coats, and six different marking types there are plenty of different styles of Dachshund out there. The most popular style of Dachshund in the standard smooth coat.
    You Should Support Your Dachshunds Spine When You Pick Them Up
    This breed is incredibly prone to spinal injuries throughout their life. In order to keep them in top health we recommend you pick up you support their chest as well as their bum so as to not put pressure on their spine.
    This is something you should reiterate to anyone who want to pickup your doxie.
    Dachshunds Are Natural Hunters
    This dog breed was created to hunt badgers and other small game such as rabbits. Today in Germany Dachshunds are still measured by the size of the rabbit hole they can fit in.
    Dachshunds Are Notorious Diggers
    Due to their bred purpose of hunting badgers and rabbits this breed is naturally inclined to dig. So beware if you have a backyard with soft soil as these little rascals will likely have some fun with it.
    Your Older Dachshund May Need A Ramp
    As we stated earlier dachshunds are prone to spinal injuries. One of the biggest stressors on a dachshunds spine is climbing up the stairs. If you notice your dog is becoming uncomfortable with this action look into buying or building a simple ramp so your dog can climb up unencumbered.
    Dachshunds Are The Smallest Breed Of Hounds
    These tiny little hunters are the smallest member of the American Kennels Club’s Hound group.
    Dachshunds Love to Burrow
    You may want to take a look around before sitting down as these dogs love to burrow underneath blankets and pillows while trying to get comfy. This is another trait that can be brought back to their hunting roots.

Komentáře • 383

  • @jonathanladra8899
    @jonathanladra8899 Před rokem +88

    “I'm a dachshund, I'm a dachshund, don't call me dash-hound.”

    • @loveandlight1953
      @loveandlight1953 Před rokem +15

      I read the comments to look for a correction in pronunciation! Thank you. It was irritating to hear a video, solely about the breed, and hear the name mispronounced.

    • @jonathanladra8899
      @jonathanladra8899 Před rokem

      @@loveandlight1953 Actually, my comment is a song lyric. czcams.com/video/CPBZUzB3S9M/video.html

    • @Mdmelastrange
      @Mdmelastrange Před rokem +9

      When pronouncing my name, use the rrright kind of sound! 😂

    • @TheHookBoy
      @TheHookBoy Před rokem +6

      The internet needs more hero’s like you that can set people straight with that adorable song. I’ve had doxies for a majority of my life and the mispronunciation of their name drives me up the wall. 🙇🏻

    • @elizabethtaylor3779
      @elizabethtaylor3779 Před rokem +6

      Yes! I really dislike when people pronounce it that way.

  • @foots-qt4pk
    @foots-qt4pk Před 2 lety +53

    My first doxie was a longhaired mini who lived for 22 years and never had any health issues until she was about 18. At that time, she was nearly deaf. She absolutely sold me on the breed. She was smart AND a smartass, loving, protective, fearless, and the Queen of the pillow pile. 4 years after she passed, I saw an ad for a mini longhair for adoption through her owners. They reason they gave for wanting to give her away after having her for 4 years was that she, "no longer fits our lifestyle". When pressed about what that meant, they told me that they wanted to get some chickens and didn't want the dog to kill them. WTH??
    I really was not looking for another dog but after the chicken story, I took her home that day. That was 4 years ago, and it was one of my best decisions ever! She is the love of my life!

    • @mollybowyer4884
      @mollybowyer4884 Před rokem +3

      @@whoblitzell that’s messed up

    • @slaughterhouse5585
      @slaughterhouse5585 Před rokem

      @@whoblitzell. I hope you were not serious.

    • @whoblitzell
      @whoblitzell Před rokem

      @@slaughterhouse5585 it bit and nearly blinded a newborn. Also it attack many other dogs. Putting it down made perfect sense sadly

    • @Coppersmithkane
      @Coppersmithkane Před 10 měsíci

      Humane way to putting an animal down common Aquos matchup vs went to federal prison protect me I want to do it again in a second, your clown dude, I hope you meet the same kind of ending from some other person,

  • @catherinelynnfraser2001
    @catherinelynnfraser2001 Před 2 lety +186

    Dachshunds are criminally intelligent and affection whores. Absolutely the best breed.

    • @hydra2019
      @hydra2019 Před 2 lety +1

      are they good with more than one person in the house? I heard they are usually loyal only to one person.

    • @KathiEOSp
      @KathiEOSp Před 2 lety +7

      @@hydra2019 Yes! Our dachshund loves people / meeting new people, though he definitely still favors me the most

    • @ThunderPuppy11
      @ThunderPuppy11 Před 2 lety +9

      "Criminally intelligent" 😂😂😂
      Very true...

    • @QueenRiri888
      @QueenRiri888 Před 2 lety +5

      Yeah…. Attention seeking rascals😂😂😂

    • @raymondweaver8526
      @raymondweaver8526 Před 2 lety +1

      My Aunt had a nasty one

  • @judithannerae
    @judithannerae Před rokem +4

    They are the very best cuddlers.

  • @cheneroodt
    @cheneroodt Před 2 lety +60

    I had a dapple dachshund for 16 years. My Lucy was the most sweetest, kind hearted angel ever. Loved to lick. A lot. She had the prettiest blue eyes and everyone always thought that she was blind. But she could see really well. The only health problem she had was epilepsy. Other than that she was extremely healthy and playful. Had lots of energy and was a real hunter. Very intelligent. And when we got a new dog she would always take care of the new puppy as if it was her baby. She was very gentle and caring. After 16 years she started to walk in circles. Didn't eat a lot and I could see that she was ready to go. It broke my heart. I grew up with her. From being in grade 2 to going to high school and then starting to work. She was part of the family. And there's not one day that I do not think of her. We loved her so much. She was such a brave girl. And I wish she could've been here forever but I know that's not how it works.
    Miss and love you forever Lucy ❤

    • @harryjandiala9690
      @harryjandiala9690 Před 2 lety +1

      ☺☺

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +3

      I am so sorry for your loss Chene. I have been thru that loss too many times myself. I still mourn the doxies I lost. They will always be in my heart.

    • @mojojeinxs9960
      @mojojeinxs9960 Před rokem +1

      Awe rest your dogs soul. I had a beagle named Lucy.

    • @judyingram4846
      @judyingram4846 Před rokem +3

      So very sorry. She lived a very good and long live. RIP little angel. Such a sweet story.❤️🙏😪❤️

    • @chrisharney1778
      @chrisharney1778 Před rokem +1

      Awwww I’m sorry, I have one too he is 2 years old and I’m truly blessed to have him he is the best dog any one could ask for

  • @griso107
    @griso107 Před 2 lety +62

    Got my first one in January of this year…truly amazing little dog.

    • @thegoodlife4984
      @thegoodlife4984 Před 2 lety +4

      I've had my first girl Daucshund black/tan for 8 weeks now she's 18weeks old I couldn't be without her she's my shadow

    • @Mizmoon2020
      @Mizmoon2020 Před 2 lety +1

      I hope you both are having a great time with your babies!

  • @judyingram4846
    @judyingram4846 Před rokem +6

    I just my nine week old mini dachshund last week. She is the sweetest cutest baby. I love her so much. My daughter and son in law and granddaughter gave her to me for my 63th Birthday coming up in October.❤️❤️❤️

  • @jevinday
    @jevinday Před rokem +7

    My dachshund is 14. She is the funniest dog in the world. She is old so all she really needs is food, water, and potty. A lot of our relationship is nonverbal, she will look at me and immediately know what's up. I have never had a bond with an animal like I have with her

  • @damitzdesign
    @damitzdesign Před 2 lety +25

    I just got my 3-month-old mini.... The first dog I've had in 14 years, and I'm glad I made that decision cuz she's the sweetest little girl 😊

  • @MalOuston
    @MalOuston Před 2 lety +67

    They love eating, and sleeping with one eye open, the wire haired variety is the most lively and destructive if bored, they quickly learn by observation your daily routine it being impossible to sneek out to your car without them being in hot pursuit., and they will soon learn to anticipate your every move. their loud barking is an excellent early warning of a visitor. they are a small dog with a ton of attitude and personality.

    • @vsg9944
      @vsg9944 Před rokem

      Wait is that common for dachshund to sleep with one eye open?

    • @balarozario7398
      @balarozario7398 Před rokem

      Very true.

    • @whoblitzell
      @whoblitzell Před rokem

      They go crunch when you crush them by stomping them to death

  • @WENCHY101
    @WENCHY101 Před 2 lety +70

    I’ve had many dachshunds over the last 50 years.
    They are the sweetest smartest most affectionate loyal dogs 🥰
    I just adopted a rescue last month.
    He caught a bunny this morning. He’s so proud of himself.
    I was a little sad. It was cute but Merle Earl was doing what he was bred to do!
    Good dog!

  • @bayouboy8744
    @bayouboy8744 Před 2 lety +24

    I have owned for Dachshunds in my life and you were right on the money with everything you said. A couple of other facts about dachshunds is that they are much tougher than they look. They will go after much bigger animals because they think they're tougher than everybody else. They are usually one-man dogs although they will be friendly if they know the other person. They're great dogs for twelve-year-old boys because they can go and wear each other out.

  • @jude1515
    @jude1515 Před 2 lety +5

    My little dachshund does love to burrow. When she was a puppy the vet told me that I would love this breed because of that.

  • @peternakitch4167
    @peternakitch4167 Před 2 lety +19

    Mine is 17 right now and in fairly good health. We growing up, except once, had dachshunds, Chloe, was the oldest lived to be 18 1/2. My mum always loved the breed.

  • @carladams5891
    @carladams5891 Před 2 lety +143

    We had 5 minis, the oldest lived to 22 years old.

    • @daveland3183
      @daveland3183 Před 2 lety +6

      Bravo! Our family had two. Our mini died 10 days shy of 18 years old.

    • @rick188888
      @rick188888 Před 2 lety +6

      Wow, 22. That's the oldest I've heard of. Any special secrets to such a long life?

    • @carladams5891
      @carladams5891 Před 2 lety +6

      @@rick188888 Nothing special really. Regular vet visits, exercise and watching their weight. Don't know if it made a difference but we fed them Purina O.N.E.

    • @user-hw5sm9vj9n
      @user-hw5sm9vj9n Před 2 lety +8

      My mini lived to 20 years old😢

    • @lisaflesher
      @lisaflesher Před 2 lety +4

      Our 11 year old mini ween was just diagnosed with 3 different heart issues. 💔 Vet said maybe we have a year left with her. We’re devastated.

  • @kenweis2291
    @kenweis2291 Před 2 lety +10

    I had one that was so smart he could talk and growl out phrases....also he could fetch many things by voice command...remote control, boots, slippers, anything dropped behind the bed.....the dog was something else

  • @kenweis2291
    @kenweis2291 Před 2 lety +9

    I had 5 regular size...and one i thought was weird the first time he found a groundhog hole he turned into something i never saw from him before....he dove head first and was gone for 3 hrs underground....came up 50 yds away exhausted

  • @benluke7697
    @benluke7697 Před 2 lety +13

    Checking every daschhound video i can find lol ours has just been born just waiting the 8 weeks now until we can bring her home so getting some info in thanks for the video 👍

  • @gerriekeyser8342
    @gerriekeyser8342 Před 2 lety +1

    I have my 1st miniminiature Dashhund now.He is12 weeks old.
    So adorable and lovable. Thank you for sharing all the facts.

  • @tarashelton493
    @tarashelton493 Před 2 lety +5

    I have a red short haired dachshund that’s almost 5 months old and he is so smart. We have got him trained to shake hands and he’ll give you high five! This is the first that I’ve trained to do this my others wouldn’t do it! They are awesome dogs and I just love their little personalities!!🥰🥰🥰

    • @bobbysmith9973
      @bobbysmith9973 Před 2 lety

      Happy New Month .
      Hello Tara, how are you doing today ?

  • @derekjolly9815
    @derekjolly9815 Před 2 lety +9

    Fantastic job, I thoroughly enjoyed this, thank you!

  • @margaretcurrie4093
    @margaretcurrie4093 Před 2 lety +1

    One off my favourites. 💯💕

  • @courtneyh9153
    @courtneyh9153 Před 2 lety +2

    I love this breed!!

  • @gazzatop7378
    @gazzatop7378 Před 2 lety +2

    ❤can't help but love them 😊🐾🐾

  • @dtownblastin6953
    @dtownblastin6953 Před 2 lety +4

    Smart dogs. Got mine as a baby and was a comfort freak. Always dragging her food by her bed to eat laying down. Shes is very intelligent.

  • @jennifertran24
    @jennifertran24 Před rokem +6

    Got me a 15yr old hot dog as well. Can’t imagine how it will be for my kids when it’s time for him to go to doggy haven. As of now he’s healthy but a lil over weight and some benign Tumors under the skin. He’s the chillest dog and definitely got a hunting instinct. I would always encourage him to chase after cats and squirrels but then we started acquiring Cockatiels he wanted a piece of them too. It’s been 6mos and he’s adapted them. Just lays down and watches them wander about the room. I wonder what he is thinking, lol.

  • @junebhattacharjee9669
    @junebhattacharjee9669 Před 2 lety +3

    Oh they are cute and sweet ones ❤️

  • @jacquiswann9325
    @jacquiswann9325 Před 2 lety +11

    Don't wait until they get older or develop problems with stairs. Get them a ramp immediately and teach them to use it so that they don't develop issues and have a better quality of life. Also, I hope that you enjoy the song of their people because a leaf will never fall that you are unaware of ever again. Also, raining outside = pooping inside. If you know, you know.

    • @whoblitzell
      @whoblitzell Před 2 lety

      I lock my mom's outside til it shits. Will be damned if a dog is running the household

    • @dorisgottschalk7237
      @dorisgottschalk7237 Před 2 lety +1

      My 3 dacksies run up stairs jump onto our bed and this is their treat sleeping under the covers.Had no pronlem.The one is 17 yrs.Our knew member has to be lifted onto the bed as she is not familiar with stair and older.I could have a dozen of this breed

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +1

      Jacqui,
      I can tell you are an experienced dachshund mom, like me.

    • @patriciasodaro8670
      @patriciasodaro8670 Před rokem

      There are different thoughts on the matter. Some feel if you have stairs in your home and you don't allow them to use them they will never develop the correct muscle strength to safely navigate the stairs. Over time as they age, and the cartilage wears down they may be more likely to herniate a disc. We have always allowed our dachshunds to use the stairs. Some stairs are more challenging and straining on their spine. Ours aren't very challenging. Our 14 year old developed some very mild weakness in her hind leg. So we treated her per recommendations and she is seemingly better but no longer is allowed to navigate the steps. Also, depends on the length of their back. Some dogs are longer and more prone to spinal injury. Consistency is key.

  • @lindavannatter7376
    @lindavannatter7376 Před rokem +1

    They are wonderful dogs.

  • @ReadDeadRedemption_
    @ReadDeadRedemption_ Před rokem

    I'm watching this while the dachshund of my brother sleeps in my arms. Very entertaining!

  • @darinwilliarms2299
    @darinwilliarms2299 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for sharing ❤

  • @carolannmaxwell1937
    @carolannmaxwell1937 Před 2 lety

    Great information!

  • @hrdevanand5195
    @hrdevanand5195 Před 2 lety +1

    I had dachshund breed I just love it

  • @dennisnelson8295
    @dennisnelson8295 Před 3 měsíci +1

    When it comes to stairs carry them up and down, but , so they don't beat you to it install the type of baby gates that unlatch and swing open...top and bottom of stairs...
    My Ol Schmoe lost the use of his rear legs from stairs when he was only 6, and we had to put a diaper on him because he couldn't control his bladder.
    My wife thought we should put him down but i said no!...i will try everything first...Laser treatment was new at that time so we tried that...and a month later while we were watching tv...here comes Schmoe walking right past us...a little wobbly at first but he completely healed, because we continued a monthly treatment for him...We got 17 memorable loving years out of Ol Poolhall Schmoe!...What a Blessing he was...🥰

  • @michaelradcliff3966
    @michaelradcliff3966 Před 2 lety +10

    I had 1 his name was ""JED" HE WAS A REDDISH BROWN COLOR HE LIVED FOR 22 YEARS THE GREATEST DOG I EVER HAD

  • @toxiczombiewolf5692
    @toxiczombiewolf5692 Před rokem

    Helpful information as I would like to own of of these in the future

  • @wendybutler1681
    @wendybutler1681 Před 22 dny

    The paws are massive and webbed. Could not believe how fast and efficiently he could dig a hole if he detected underground critter activity. Built to dig. So perfectly engineered for the jobs they were meant to do. The cuddling and snuggling are a bonus. Oh, man, can they cuddle!

  • @kerrysmart5646
    @kerrysmart5646 Před rokem

    This really helped I have a dachshund puppy of my own and she is a troublemaker but anyways keep up the great work !

  • @igormarinkovic1531
    @igormarinkovic1531 Před 2 lety +3

    super brave and loyal dogs

    • @aayushs8128
      @aayushs8128 Před 2 lety

      Yeah mine is a coward lol.

    • @dorisgottschalk7237
      @dorisgottschalk7237 Před 2 lety

      Whats the big deal with pronouncing...He loves them that matters

    • @aayushs8128
      @aayushs8128 Před 2 lety

      @@dorisgottschalk7237 Sorry what are u talking about?

  • @joshballesteros22
    @joshballesteros22 Před 2 lety +9

    You didn’t mention fact 9. They love to ignore you completely. Fact 10, they freaking bark at everything! Fact 11, they will love any stranger. Yes my dog would die for the cable guy.

    • @agentoklahoma9174
      @agentoklahoma9174 Před 2 lety +1

      Oh yeah, my little daschund who was sadly put down months ago because she was going deaf, blind, bladder and mobility issues, loved to ignore me in her younger years when trying to go potty. Still loved her no matter what. Her name was snugs and she was the best little doggy anyone could have. She even stopped a home intruder when I was like 11, I’m 20 as of typing this.

  • @rosz.
    @rosz. Před 2 lety +6

    “Fact #8: Dachshunds love to burrow. You may wanna take a look around…”
    *I take a look around to see a big, breathing lump of blanket where my sausage boy’s bed is supposed to be!* 😆

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +1

      My dachshunds are always under the blanket with me. They love it.

  • @elanahammer1076
    @elanahammer1076 Před 2 lety +3

    @The Dapper Dog and community... Thank you for factual content 🤔❤️🇺🇸✊

  • @junebhattacharjee9669

    Cutie pie ❤️

  • @bobparvin9773
    @bobparvin9773 Před 2 lety +12

    I really do love weenie hounds, they are the only breed I will have to use in my hunting exploits here in West Texas. They are the best, and I ain't kidding either. They have the smarts, the nose, and the killer instincts to get the job done, no matter what I am hunting. CASE CLOSED.

    • @lisainger6751
      @lisainger6751 Před rokem

      If you take pleasure in killing livings things then how would you feel if someone killed your dog?

  • @shannonreed7576
    @shannonreed7576 Před 2 lety +2

    I can’t even watch, as soon as he said dash-hound I was done🤦🏼‍♀️😂

  • @benn454
    @benn454 Před 2 lety +13

    Dox-hoond, not dash-hound

  • @shane1489
    @shane1489 Před 2 lety +8

    We had 2 when I was a kid and my parents would get freaked out at how close and long they would lay by the fireplace.

    • @bobbysmith9973
      @bobbysmith9973 Před 2 lety +1

      Happy New Month .
      Hello Shane , how are you doing today ?

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +2

      Shane, dachshunds are heat seeking missles. LOL, that is what our vet called mine.

  • @lalaloo702
    @lalaloo702 Před 2 lety +2

    I’m getting one this Friday

  • @FranktheDachshund
    @FranktheDachshund Před 2 lety

    Best dogs in the world

  • @TVY2013
    @TVY2013 Před 11 měsíci +1

    In the first point, you said that smooth, standards were the most popular... For years, I've rarely seen the standards, but see the mini-dachshunds all the time.

  • @acidcurrator
    @acidcurrator Před 2 lety +15

    DaSCHhound... sorry but, that sounds funny to me as a German.
    Its DaCHShund. "Chs" is spelled like "ks" or maybe "x" for English speakers. A "Dachs" is a Badger, so it's litteraly a Badgerdog...(corrected the autocorrection) ;-)
    ;-)

    • @dans5570
      @dans5570 Před 2 lety

      Thank You

    • @Bjorne_
      @Bjorne_ Před 2 lety

      Well they were used for hunting badgers so its correct?

    • @FreddyKurganNimmo
      @FreddyKurganNimmo Před 2 lety +1

      @@Bjorne_ - "Dachs" is pronounced like dahks or dox, not dash. So, no, it's not correct.

    • @fatmurse4714
      @fatmurse4714 Před 2 lety +1

      Thank you! Damned aggravating to hear it mispronounced.

  • @missywiley3140
    @missywiley3140 Před 2 lety +7

    My aunt's Dach is 18 years old.

  • @bigboyscrimp69
    @bigboyscrimp69 Před rokem

    mine is 8 months old barely, he’s a funny little guy i love it when he sleeps on his back

  • @mandamoe4633
    @mandamoe4633 Před 2 lety +5

    I have a Jack Hound. Winnie/Jack Russel mix that was raised with 3 Cats and I mean he is some kind of crazy 🤣🤣🤣. I've never loved and hated anything in my life like my Yeti.

    • @bobbysmith9973
      @bobbysmith9973 Před 2 lety

      Happy New Month .
      Hello Manda , how are you doing today ?

  • @dionisiysuvuy9433
    @dionisiysuvuy9433 Před rokem +1

    My 12 yo dachhund had 2 cases when his legs were canceled, and long healing after that.
    So, definitely if you want to take this dog - you must to think about it, and be ready to pick her up on every stairs

  • @jeanniemariabel
    @jeanniemariabel Před 2 lety +3

    Doxies have hound and terrier ancestry, that's why, outside UK & USA they are classified as an exclusive group by the world canine federation.

  • @jamesmurray8558
    @jamesmurray8558 Před 2 lety +12

    Jack dug up my garden, the deal was there was a house before ours.She dug up an old dog tag.I though it was some junk from our childhood.It was from the brother of the sister who lived there.It was all she had left of him.Jack was digging for a cool spot.She got out the yard more times than Hogan got of Stalag 13.

  • @uberalles2
    @uberalles2 Před rokem

    Dashhound, what a mangled pronunciation. OP is an smooth brain.

  • @patriciahiebenthal3340

    I have dachshund. He great me when I come home.

  • @dannyhenderson5337
    @dannyhenderson5337 Před 2 lety +1

    Have one brindle 11 years old so special

  • @DefiniteRicardo
    @DefiniteRicardo Před 2 lety +5

    Dashhunds are so incredible hunters, they are the bane of vermin in my house, well until the kitten from my neighbor stumble to my house, I still have nightmares of that

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem

      I have had dachshunds for 53 years, along with kittens and cats. Never ever did any of my 8 doxies ever attack them, let alone kill them. In fact, my doxies and cats sleep together and groom each other.

  • @lovelifeandgiggle
    @lovelifeandgiggle Před 2 lety +43

    Dachshund’s should NOT be allowed to run up and down stairs as mentioned in this video!! This puts pressure on their spine which will cause future issues. Always carry your Dachshund up and down stairs.

    • @bobbysmith9973
      @bobbysmith9973 Před 2 lety

      Happy New Month .
      Hello Dawn , how are you doing today ?

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +1

      Dawn, you are absolutely right. Luckily, I don't have a 2nd floor in my home. Don't let your dachshund jump up and down on furniture either. There are ramps you can buy or make. I have never let mine jump in or out of our cars either. We have ramps instead of steps to our house. It just isn't worth the risk to their spines. Years ago, our wirehaired suddenly went paralyzed in his hindquarters just from wrestling around with his little brother on the floor. Their spines are delicate.

    • @jill5297
      @jill5297 Před rokem +6

      I've had 5 dachshunds in my life. None have had back problems. Three lived in a house with STEEP stairs. They refused to allow ne to carry them. Despite my current puppy's athletic body he will not go up or down the steps. He gets carried. He must have read he should be carried.

    • @chattingwithbabesallday
      @chattingwithbabesallday Před rokem +1

      We know this better than anyone. When me and my girl got together she had a mini. We were at my moms and he jumped on the couch.. he screamed and had broken his back. 3 days later he was gone 😪...... now we have another and I will say it's almost impossible to keep them contained. They're crazy dogs and love to jump and run. Idk what we'd especially I'd do if something happened to Reese.

    • @nicolamcallister9356
      @nicolamcallister9356 Před rokem +1

      incorrect comment!

  • @yummy8074
    @yummy8074 Před 2 lety

    So crazy

  • @johngardner5636
    @johngardner5636 Před rokem +1

    Some excellent tips there, especially about caring for the spine. But please say dax-hoonts rather than dash-hounds.

  • @birchmahogany2718
    @birchmahogany2718 Před 2 lety +4

    These dogs are the best. They're like little mountain goats too. You can take them hiking just about anywhere, they love it.

  • @davidparker5345
    @davidparker5345 Před 2 lety +5

    we had 3 while I was growing up. Only time that was REALLY weird was when it got ahold of a dead ground hog my dad had just shot. ( we lived in the country.) It growled continuously while it was locked onto the dead animal shaking it. I could hear the bones breaking in the ground hog. such a loving sweet pet turned into vicious killing machine. ( killing? it was already dead lol)

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem

      I saw a video about how dachshunds hunt and kill. They kill prey by shaking it violently until it's dead. In the video they called it "squigging". In that case it was a groundhog that was killed. My dachshunds display this behavior with their toys.

    • @whoblitzell
      @whoblitzell Před rokem

      The dogs are fun to terrorize and kill tbh

  • @RoccosVideos
    @RoccosVideos Před 2 lety +5

    It’s pronounced more like doxen. They’re the absolute best.

  • @sandyworkman3025
    @sandyworkman3025 Před rokem

    Well those were just....CRAZY. 😂😂😂

  • @JosephQ384
    @JosephQ384 Před 2 lety

    Dachshunds 🥰

  • @ThunderPuppy11
    @ThunderPuppy11 Před 2 lety +1

    Doxies love to entertain

  • @mikewebster8262
    @mikewebster8262 Před rokem

    I want a longhaired standard dachshund as my next dog

  • @corybrattain4157
    @corybrattain4157 Před 2 lety +5

    I will have a Dachshund until the day I pass

  • @yatisumadji5364
    @yatisumadji5364 Před 2 lety

    Who's the mini dachsund is giving birth, i'd like one if I may....please

  • @Samm-vx1no
    @Samm-vx1no Před 2 lety

    I used to have one that sadly passed away due to a car accident, she was older than we when she did pass away though, and was in perfect health.

  • @Arcadia11111
    @Arcadia11111 Před rokem

    Everything is true! my dachshund lived for 16.5 years and I believe that we overlooked the treatment. He was old but could have lived longer ((

  • @thelords4691
    @thelords4691 Před 2 lety +1

    Our dachshund Oscar is 10 months old and he gets aggressive with people barking and growling, I’m worried because I love him very much but I will get rid of him if he bites someone, should I have him fixed, would that mellow him out?

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +2

      Yes, neutering may settle him down, however, his aggression may be triggered by fear of strangers. My wirehaired dachshund was very fearful of strangers. One day, a delivery person knocked on our door, my husband yelled for her to wait so he could put the dog in another room but she walked right in anyway. He nipped her on the leg, but he didn't break the skin. We paid for doctor visit. In my opinion, it was her fault for coming thru the door when told to wait. I kept that dog. He never ever had bitten anyone, and never did again. He lived to 17.

    • @whoblitzell
      @whoblitzell Před rokem

      @@denisebaran7018 you're lucky. I'm a delivery person an I'd have killed that dog

  • @Geli07
    @Geli07 Před 2 lety +1

    In Germany they are called "Dackel".

  • @mbo191
    @mbo191 Před 5 měsíci

    Dachshunds usually love to play Tug-of-War. It imitates what they do when they are hunting badgers and rabbits. They go into the den, grab a hold (bite) of the badgers or rabbits nose or tail, and then pull it out backwards. / B.

  • @pattistitt1903
    @pattistitt1903 Před 2 lety +1

    First sire/dam are a part of temperment. Same with horses.

  • @lucyst8192
    @lucyst8192 Před rokem

    Uwielbiam jamniki,mój był najwspanialszym przyjacielem,niestety odszedl na stronę tęczy juz parę miesięcy temu

    • @slaughterhouse5585
      @slaughterhouse5585 Před rokem +2

      I’m sorry to hear that. Saying goodbye to a furry friend is always very difficult.

  • @bnast6849
    @bnast6849 Před 11 měsíci

    One of the most important things abou them, while being funny, cute and cuddly sweethearts for their people they can be mean mother truckers towards other dogs and animals. A dog that was used for hunting badgers(also vicious animals) can inflict serious injuries.

  • @danwatkins3044
    @danwatkins3044 Před 2 lety +3

    Can a Datsun really kill a badger

  • @johnkasegian1150
    @johnkasegian1150 Před 2 lety

    How do you know so much about dashins ?

  • @denisebaran7018
    @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +3

    As a dachshund Mom of 8 doxies over a span of 53 years, please pronounce this breed's name correctly. It is pronounced Dachs hoond, not Dash hound. It means badger dog. The breed is German in origin. These amazing little dogs deserve that respect.

  • @thepackwalkkennels6610
    @thepackwalkkennels6610 Před 3 lety +5

    This chanel deserves 1M subscribers

  • @toni.n.jerrypitts961
    @toni.n.jerrypitts961 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi, my name is Toni and deaf disabilies . My min-dashing dog named Molly and she really me to hear the vibes by
    the sound by her to barking.

  • @NoDoubtsItsRovie
    @NoDoubtsItsRovie Před rokem

    Me and my cousin got 2 of these dogs, they are crazy do crazy shit in the house lol! They are unpredictable dogs.

  • @Puzzledrev
    @Puzzledrev Před 2 lety +2

    Lovely synopsis, but Please, they are called doxhunds, not dash hounds!! Dachs (Dox in English) means badger, not dash. The minis are often called kaninchen (rabbit) hunds.

  • @dvelez1977
    @dvelez1977 Před 2 lety +2

    We don’t drink alcohol so we name after that
    Guinness
    Shiner and our new addition
    Jameson
    Hopefully I can get a 6-pack , trying to convince my husband that the 3 Dackles neeed younger siblings to play with..wish me luck. Hehe

  • @Saartje05
    @Saartje05 Před 2 lety +6

    I have dachsies since 1990 and I live near the forest. All of them walked off leash without trying to hunt or run away. Just a matter of training. Btw, that dachsie walking on the beach (fact 5) has the longest nails EVER. Smallest breed they're not. Far from it even.

    • @patriciabarron7707
      @patriciabarron7707 Před rokem +1

      Were happy to let our hunt, itsnatural. We lived in a large tent once in 20,000 acres of wilderness. All four of ours had fab time, off from morning till eve sometimes.

  • @pippagreenslade891
    @pippagreenslade891 Před 2 lety +1

    Why have you shown a snarling dog on your intro picture

  • @trendsonic6251
    @trendsonic6251 Před 2 lety

    that natural hunters thou i got one dasch and got scared when saw a rat hahaha

  • @Leanne-of6fb
    @Leanne-of6fb Před 2 lety +1

    My dachshund (Killer) is 17 years old and he is living a good life. I’ve had him since I was 9 1/2 years old, since 2004 and he brings me joy everyday. Even though he is hard to keep up with. His brother (Dulles) is not as fast as he is and his brother is 12 years old. I can’t even walk them on a leash because my dachshund killer is faster then his brother. I have to put them in a dog stroller when I take them out someplace because again I can’t keep up with my dachshund.
    Even at bedtime, I have to put him in the kennel because he gets caught in the blinds and hits the window from playing, he has seizures and is partially blind. I am afraid he will run into the window and have a seizure.

  • @619erdog4
    @619erdog4 Před 2 lety +1

    Bro I swear my nana had a neighbor who had one and I had to be about 5 years old . Well one-day my grandpa went to visit after her husbands death I was about 27 that dog was still alive.

  • @brianthomas2856
    @brianthomas2856 Před 2 lety +11

    DAUX-HUND not Dashhound homie

    • @karlees__wife
      @karlees__wife Před 2 lety

      Wait really? Me and everyone I know say dashhound

  • @ragnhildmkhamar3433
    @ragnhildmkhamar3433 Před rokem

    I know, I almost smushed mine in my chair 😱😱😱

  • @miasteyn9844
    @miasteyn9844 Před rokem

    Dear duchy lover
    After 20 years of owning and breading several duchunds I have to share that when they walk almost every day in open uneaven land and climb staires as soon as they can and jump up and from things as soon as they can their overall muscles become stronger naturally and none of my duchies developed back problems and they were rough and ran up and down stairs and jumped beds. I also give them nice big meaty bones at least 3 times a weak as well as chicken bone heads. I call it their doggy lollipops, they totally love it. Breading their legs to be slightly longer makes them much stronger and happier doggies that I had the proof of in all my duchies. Thank you 🤗🙏

    • @forestxander
      @forestxander Před rokem

      I let my dachshund/pitbull mix figure out the stairs on his own, though it took 11 months for him to descend the full flight on his own, he never quit trying. He also jumped off my bed, which was very tall, and the daybed (also tall due to trundle). The vet says he has well formed, powerful rear legs. But at less than 2yoa, he hurt one of his front legs leaping off the bed. I sold the daybed, bought a low-slung couch, lowered the bed and invested in ramps for bed, couch and car. There's not much I can do about the stairs, I rent and though he may only weigh 30lbs, I myself am only 90lbs.

  • @blyndrotor
    @blyndrotor Před 28 dny

    You forgot that they can be mouthy little buggers if not trained well.
    Neighbours across the road just got a balloon animal recently and the damn thing won't shut up.

  • @thomassilva2984
    @thomassilva2984 Před 2 lety +1

    I thought this was 8 CRAZY facts

  • @lovingjesus5184
    @lovingjesus5184 Před 2 lety +1

    I need help with mine. I've had two and the first one was just about perfect. The one I have now is extremely controlling, he doesn't like to be touched and he growls and snarls when you get near him half the time, he controls the whole atmosphere of the house including myself and the two other dogs by his anxious and aggressive behavior. I've had him for seven years and I am at a loss. When he's not here it's like heaven. But yet I do love him very much and there's a side of him that's just so smart and cute but the other side of him just seems to dominate. If anyone has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.

    • @michelledryden4378
      @michelledryden4378 Před 2 lety +1

      Try chew toys to relieve stress. My zeusy passed at 17, but as he got older he got cranky. We got him a small Kong toy that he loved to chase, and " oinkys" a good chew toy that he would work on for hours!! Also alot of time outdoors and going to the woods and lake to tire him out. Hope this helps.🤗

    • @lovingjesus5184
      @lovingjesus5184 Před 2 lety

      @@michelledryden4378 sorry to hear about your little Zeusy. 17 is a pretty ripe old age. Thank you for your suggestions I'll definitely try it.

    • @user-dz6oi3nm9o
      @user-dz6oi3nm9o Před 2 lety +2

      he thinks he is the alpha of you and your other dogs.take him to a trainer and the problem could be sorted quickly and you can get some peace from bad behavior

    • @denisebaran7018
      @denisebaran7018 Před rokem +1

      Michelle,
      That kind of behavior could be caused by his anxiety. Do you have any idea why he is so anxious? Could it be separation anxiety? Could he be in pain? Every dog's temperament is unique, just like humans. Some are more nervous than others. We had a beagle that we rescued from a pound that literally dug a hole in one of our walls right down to the studs because we left him home while we went shopping. He couldn't deal with being left alone.

    • @Beautyhabitcare
      @Beautyhabitcare Před rokem

      Put em down, they ain't humans.