Dachshunds have been the best friends of humans for over 18,000 years. And if you are a dachshund lover, have you ever seen or thought that your dachshunds think they are humans? If you are not owning a dachshund, it is time to get one in your house. Dachshund Bonus list hilarious photos below showing that dachshunds think they are humans.
Let’s view the funny photos of dachshunds.
1. They like to go travelling.
Photo by Madi Harris
2. They are really babies.
Photo by Damien Vanderstichelen
3. Using computer.
Photo by Frank Hamilton
4. Driving a car.
Photo by Shipra Pandey
5. They always wear pajamas to sleep.
Photo by Yvonne Waters
6. They like doing Yoga.
Photo by Steve Dawborn
7. These doxie friends are really into what’s on TV.
Photo by Navya Sri Garimella
8. They will be having the laziest Sunday ever.
Photo by Troy Smotherman
9. They love to have sunbath.
Photo by Samuel Lewis Harrison
10. They always have birthday parties.
Photo by Lipták Viktória
12. Sometimes, dachshunds like to read books.
Photo by Lorrett Hagan-Sweet
12. Sometimes, they act weirdly like kids.
Photo by Joyce Kupec Costello
13. They react like a children
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Teaching dachshunds to know their names and identify their names is the most important thing you can do when starting to buy or adopt them. Identifying a name is the foundation to help teaching your dachshund puppy other techniques, as well as form a relationship between you and your dog. Using dog names consistently and positively helps your dachshund know and understand when you need them and when you expect them to do something.
Photo by Renee O’Brien Marcum
Teaching your dachshund his name with 7-quick-simple steps:
Step 1: Calling their names
Photo by Linda Humphrey
First, calling your dachshund names in a cheerful, excited voice to create a positive experience for your puppies. Do not say anything else, and just call 1 time only.
Step 2: Rewarding when teaching your dogs their names
Photo by Gitte Kronbäck
Reward dogs right when he looks at you after you have
called his name. Most of the time, he will look at you to see what happen, but
the benefit of getting a reward will motivate him to look at you the next time
you name him. Using reward items such as pork liver (processed), beef heart
(processed), sausages or chicken, cut into small pieces about the size of a
pea. These foods are available now so you can buy them, which is very
convenient.
Step 3: Praising your dachshund when he knows his name
Distracting the sausage dog a little bit, then call his
name again. Reward him immediately when he looks at you, so he can relate the
relationship between his name and the rewards and compliments you give him.
Step 4: Repeat the process of teaching the dog to know the name
Photo by Charles Smith
Repeat the process of teaching his name about 10 times each
day. Then let him rest. If you teach him too much, they will feel dull and no
longer interested, and once they lost their attention, it is harder for them to
respond when you call out.
Step 5: Practicing more and more
Having your dachshunds practice responding to his name many
times a day. Try to keep the practice be always fun and give him treat any time
he responds to his name. Practicing in different rooms of your home and yard
(if your home has a yard). Minimizing things that might distract your dog like
other pets or your children around when you are teaching them so they can focus
on you only.
Step 6: Holding food when calling his name
Photo by Julia Weinstein
Holding the reward right in front of your dachshund, touch his nose if he does not turn around to look at you when you call your name. When you know your dog can smell food, give him food and praise him when he turns to you. The puppy will understand the idea of turning around and facing you whenever you hear your name.
Step 7: Finish the training process
Photo by Janet Villareal Bandoy
Teaching the puppy to respond to his names no matter where
he is by calling his name (in another room or out of sight). If your doxie dog
runs to you, reward him immediately and compliment him. If they do not know the
reaction, in that case, keep teaching your dog in the same room until he is
familiar with his name then try to practice from another room. Some puppies
will take longer to learn names. However, when you have a consistent and
positive training plan, puppies will learn their names.
Verify that your dachshund can respond to his name in any
different situations.
Practicing name your dog regularly and everywhere, practice
when your puppy is right next to you or a few meters away. You will also want
to practice indoors or outdoors, as cars pass by, around other dachshunds and
other people. You can also play a “name game” with other people to
teach your dog how to recognize his name.
When they call his name and he looks at them, reward him.
You want your dog to know that when his name is called,
good things happen. Therefore, never call your dog’s name in an angry way. You
want your dog to look happy with you whenever you call his name.
Let’s start training your dachshunds, my friends! This article uses photos from Dachshund Bonus Group and the photos were shared by member of the group. Thanks to all members for the shares.
Taking care of a dachshund is not only a hobby but it is also a habit to help owners prevent dangerous diseases such as stroke, obesity, high blood pressure…
Many people think that taking care of a sausage dog is just
a hobby, however, scientists have proven that taking care of dachshunds gives
its owners dozens of health benefits.
Feeling happy, reducing stress
Photo by David Schweitzer
Recently, the Journal Society & Animals published a
survey about the frequency of laughter of dachshund owners, cat owners and many
other kinds of animal. The result shows that people who own dachshunds or other
dogs feel happier and smile more than owning other animals.
Besides that, dachshund owners when interacting with them
daily will release a hormone called oxytocin, also known as the love hormone,
more than usual. Therefore, when you own a four-legged friend, it means that
you have a “drug” that helps reduce the amount of stress hormone,
stabilize blood pressure and increase the feeling of closeness.
The scientists have also proven that staying with your pet
for just a few minutes will also help reduce anxiety due to high levels of the
hormone serotonin and dopamine.
Weight loss
Photo by Martín Pop
According to a report by the University of Michigan (USA),
60% of dachshund owners have reduced their weight significantly. The reason is
that dachshund owners often have the hobby of walking their “pet”
every day, spending up to 30 minutes every day, you will consume a significant
amount of energy.
Becoming confident
Photo by Nancy Ronquist
Another study showed that dachshund owners will increase
their self-confidence level greatly. Accordingly, the researchers gave dogs to
100 people with autism, and the result was surprising, after only 10 months, 63
of them were able to communicate and communicate normally with people around.
The results also showed that they no longer fell into feelings of inferiority
and complexity.
Detecting cancer early
Photo by Cathy Kennedy Thrasher
Scientists have tested the dog’s sense of smell, and the
results showed that with a keen sense of smell, dogs can diagnose cancer early
with an accuracy of up to 70 – 90%. Besides, a study also showed equally
surprising results when these dogs could alert a seizure to epilepsy patients
before it happened.
Reducing the risk of a heart attack
Photo Amy Mattson Hosler
Many studies show that keeping a dachshund will help lower
the owner’s blood pressure. According to the results of Buffalo University,
USA, when the research was conducted with 24 among 48 securities brokers who
were treated for hypertension, they were given a dachshund or other dog, while
the other half did not. Who has been given a dog has more stable and improved
blood pressure. Besides it also helps to reduce cholesterol and triglyceride
levels significantly.
Another research has also pointed out that doxie dog owners have a higher survival rate and a faster recovery rate after a stroke. Experts recommend adults should do exercise for about two and a half hours a week, and dog owners are more likely to achieve this goal by walking their dogs.
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We live with puppies because we make each other happy, but
do you know that taking care of dachshund puppies also brings you more health
benefits? Many studies have proven that taking care of dachshunds is good for
our health!
1. Dachshund puppies help you reduce stress.
Photo by Amy Mattson Hosler
Puppies are very helpful during times of stress. People
with pets are less likely to get sick and recover faster than people without
pets. Babies and children who grow up playing with puppies and kittens are less
likely to have allergies as they mature.
Dogs can help you calm down better than having to take
medicine. Because their action significantly decreases blood pressure, and the
drug does not prevent this effect. The only thing that will protect you from
high blood pressure after annoying conversations from other people is to focus
on something outside yourself, like a pet. You can learn how to talk to your
puppy effectively!
Your puppy doesn’t need to be there to make you feel something. As long as you know your puppy will always be waiting for you to come home, that’s enough. Cuddling and hugging your sausage dog can also help reduce blood pressure, so if you don’t have a pet, you can volunteer at an animal rescue station or pet a neighbor’s pet. A pet is a particularly effective medicine, especially when he is your own.
2. Dog puppies improve the development of children.
Photo by Tammy Otto
There have even been studies by Aline and Robert Kidd
showing that young people from pet-loving families scored higher on the
cognitive, social and motor development test.
Another researcher, Robert Poretsky, established the
Companion Animal Linking Scale. The younger children score high on this
measurement tool, the higher their scores will be in all developmental and
empathetic measures.
3. Dachshunds make you healthier, less likely to see a doctor.
Photo by @loulou_sitges
According to a Japanese study, pet owners went to the
doctor 30% less than those who are living without pets. Another survey
conducted by the British researcher, Dr. James Serpell showed that, just one
month after raising dachshunds or other dogs, the elderly has reduced 50% of
minor medical problems such as Arthralgia, hay fever, insomnia, constipation,
anxiety, indigestion, colds and flu, general tiredness, palpitations or
shortness of breath, back pain and headache.
People who have a heart attack and living pet will recover faster and survive longer than survivors without a pet. Among us, who live with a beloved puppy or have an experience with another pet only have a half increase in blood pressure when stressed, compared to those who are living without a pet.
4. They will do exercise with you.
Photo by Julie Anne Thomson
Keeping up with puppies can be a challenge when chasing
dachshunds around the house and yard, however, it also has other benefits too.
Pets help you increase exercise. My physical strength has
increased since the four-legged friends came to live with us. My doxie dog
loves to catch and we catch outdoors many times a day, and that made me stand
up and move. Puppies will not accept you to refuse, they will never let you
sleep late, if the food bowl is empty, they will let you know right away and
you also cannot ignore the dog’s need for exercise.
Exercise reduces anxiety, boredom, and depression. While
others hope that people will care about them, pet owners can have fun playing
with puppies, which is good for our mental health as well as for pets. Take
time every day to play with your puppy and you’ll feel better!
Pets connect between people together. Taking a dog for a
walk or talking about a puppy at the grocery store helps us to talk, connect and
care about life and others.
5. Dachshunds can help us relieve pain!
Photo by David Amado
Seriously, I’m not exaggerating. Positron emission
tomography (PET scan) is an imaging test that helps physicians detect the
biochemical changes used to diagnose and monitor various health conditions.
These tests show that touching a pet reduces brain pain
processing centers. Puppies can ease pain and anxiety that are always inside
you without the side effects of Valium. In other words, a puppy lying on your
lap can ease your pain.
We often talk about bonding relationships, when talking
about the love we have for pets. Science can measure this pet effect because
thoughts and attitudes are affected by changes in brain chemistry. These
chemicals evoke feelings of elation, safety, tranquility, happiness,
satisfaction, even love.
Blood tests measuring these chemicals show increased levels
for humans and pets when there is a link between you and your puppies. In other
words, when you bond with your puppies, the chemicals emit well and the bond helps
both to feel loved.
Of course, if your dachshund puppy is a mischievous one, needs more instruction, it can make you angry by chewing items or tripping in the house.
But the feelings that puppies have for us are worth so we can just do not care about those things for long. Do not underestimate the impact your puppy has on you and your puppy. Treat your dog as a great medicine, and you’ll both deserve the health benefits from each other.
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If you are a dachshund lover, you probably think all of your dogs are cute. If you are a doxie dog parent, we are sure that you are the proudest owner of your dachshunds because they are the cutest dogs in the world.
Dachshunds are also called doxie dogs, sausage dogs, wiener
dogs or hot dogs. They are special dogs because they have short legs and long
bodies and they were originally bred to hunt badgers, prairie dogs and small
animals. They are also typically known for their long faces and small size.
Let’s go through funny moments to see how cute the dogs are and let us know the cutest one.
1. Dachshunds are small dogs however they have big eyes.
Photo by Madi Harris
2. When dachshund sleeps.
Photo by Nathan Ranie
3. Confused face.
Photo by Jenna Jane Hunt
4. Droopy Dachshund.
Photo by Ruth Bernard
5. As small dogs, dachshunds are so active and they like to play sports.
Photo by Megan Chudzik
6. Begging dachshund puppy.
Photo by Cathy Kennedy Thrasher
7. Preparing to swim.
Photo by Kristopher Walker
8. Dressing in hot dog costumes.
Photo by Sandra Mazzafera
9. Sometimes, dachshund can fly.
Photo by Iwona M. Mikos
10. Scraggly-eared friends.
Photo by Lucie Plzáková
11. Smiling with confidence.
Photo by Anna Gentry
12. When a dachshund taking sunbathing.
Photo by Silvia Vellozo
13. Have you ever seen your dachshund getting shy?
Photo byEmma Henry
14. It’s a hard life being as gorgeous as me 😂
Photo by Michelle Alenna
15. It seems that dachshunds are the close friends of kids.
Photo by Chelsey Herring
16. Yawning.
Photo by Sabina Horniaková
17. Mom! Your face looks delicious.
Photo by Rhonda Lee Dewees
18. I am taking a bath, why are you looking at me?
Photo by Madison Dubrock
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As a dachshund lover, you must know that dachshunds are the cutest friends. They are short and have a shocking number of inappropriate puns. If a dachshund is your love and they are the best dogs in your life. Thanks to friendliness, loyalty and braveness; they are the most favorite and popular dogs in the world. And have you ever thought about how to be a dachshund? Dachshund Bonus will show you 10 things to be a dachshund.
Let’s go through the list and let us know the things you like.
1. Must have belly rubs daily.
Photo by Joshua Jstr M. Caña
2. Be as stubborn as possible.
Photo by Mark Porter
3. Make you laugh when you are sad.
Photo by Carol Tews
4. Be there for you when you are sick.
Photo by Sharon Forte
5. Must get squeaky out of every toy.
Photo by Lisa Conner Cains
6. Take forever to pee.
Photo by Kerry Parker
7. Beg for your food.
Photo by April L Johnson
8. Be your best friend.
Photo by Joyce Kupec Costello
9. Sleep as much as possible.
Photo by Scott Saigusa
10. Be loyal and love you forever.
Photo by Cathy Kennedy Thrasher
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There were more than 100 dachshund dogs participated in the
annual parade on May 27 in St Petersburg (Russian Federation).
The Dachshund dog parade is not a traditional event in
Russia. This event has just been started since 2011, but this is a great
celebration for those who love short-legged and long-bodied friends. During
this holiday, the dachshunds were dressed in beautiful costumes and walked by
their owners while marching on the 24m long road in Vasilyevsky Island.
In the early years of holding the events, the dogs were disguised,
dressed simply as princesses or dancers, but at the recent parades, imagination
of the owners turned the lovely dachshund puppies in new styles. This year,
visitors have seen dogs dressed as Sphinx, a king, Rock singer or captain Jack
Sparrow of Pirates of the Caribbean…
Parade events often attract a lot of visitors. Visitors here
not only admire the dogs in many unique poses but also can choose the dachshund
with the most impressive costumes.
Follow the latest images in this unique parade:
A stately Pharaoh. Photo by APA lovely satan. Photo by AFP/Getty Images.In the picture is a luxurious dog “lady” with gaudy black hair and impressive earrings. Photo by AFP/Getty ImagesJack Sparrow. Photo by APThe owner of this dachshund must love flowers, so he has “makeup” for his dog with two big flowers. Photo by AP.This dog was dressed in a Chinese emperor’s cloth, matched his owner’s outfit. Photo by APHello, I am a cute dairy cow. Photo by AP
A research with short clips of 37 pet dogs recorded by their owners in daily activities shows their 19 most common expressions to express what they want.
Dachshunds are dominating the Internet, you can watch these
10 puppies right away if you don’t believe!
The habit of using smartphones is making dachshunds
“crazy” and harder to teach than ever.
This “love action” might hurt your dachshunds.
Photo by Zora Jo
According to The Sun reports, researchers at Salford University (UK) have found “clear evidence” that our “four-legged friends” have been using four-leg gestures and body to “request” human to give them food or scratch their stomach.
The team found out the common point of 37 dachshunds in
those selected videos, which are 19 gestures – including rolling or jumping up
and down – carrying a clear message.
Scientists have shown that many times these dachshunds have
asked their owners to open doors, express their will to be fed or hope their owners
will give them some toys.
When a doxie dog upturns his head and show us his rounded watering eyes, he wants the owner to understand what he is looking for – usually is food!
Photo by Madi Harris
There are some requests, for example, the demand for food
is expressed by many different gestures – because sausage dogs are always
interested in eating but there are other special gestures.
If the dog keeps lying on the floor, he may want you to
scratch his belly.
If the dog grabs something in his mouth as if he has found
it, it is telling you he wants you to play with it.
If the dog licks on his owner’s face it often means that he wants to scratch his belly.
Photo by Maggie Nelson
When the dachshund stands on the hind legs, it usually
means he wants to join the game with the owner.
When the dachshund rolls over and over, it is not a
surprise if he wants his owner to scratch his belly.
When the four-legged friend raises his front legs, it means
that he wants the owners to give him something (which they are holding) or
wants them to get him a toy.
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Lonely antelope “struggles” between the 8-pack
lion: The outcome makes the viewer astounded!
Animal Cognition published these findings, scientists think
that when dachshunds pull the toys out in front of everyone to show that he is
hungry.
Owners of sausage dogs believe that when dogs keep their feet on the floor means they want their owners to scratch their fur. Furthermore, when they bite toys or slightly bite into the owner’s hands shows that they want the owners to play with them.
In some cases, scientists find that the dachshunds will
give the next different signal if the first signal they give to the owner has
not achieved the desired success.
What is the dachshund trying to tell you?
Rolling – “Please tickle me!”
Biting toys – “I’m hungry!”
Photo by Jennifer Taylor
Putting his head down – “Give me toys!”
Jumping up – “I’m hungry!”
Touching things – “Give me this!”
Standing on his hid legs – “Please play with me!”
Photo by Holly Peter Williams
Rubbing his nose – “Scratch my hair!”
Licking – “Scratch my hair!”
Scratching his feet on the floor – “Scratch my hair!”
Photo by Sharon Forte
Putting his front legs onto something – “Open this thing!”
Rasing his hid legs – “Scratch my fur!”
Raising one leg and put on something – “Give me a toy!”
Rasing 2 front legs – “Give me a toy!”
Rubbing his head – “Give me a toy!”
Slightly biting – “Play with me!”
Turning his head – “Give me that!”
Photo by Karen Horton
The most common gestures of dachshunds are “turning
heads” – when they look at their owners and turn their heads to the object
to show that they are interested in that. Not surprisingly, this gesture is
very popular, and the object here is their food bowl.
Last year, researchers found that dachshunds raised their
eyebrows in front of things which appeared to be exciting and could make their
eyes bigger.
Experts from the University of Portsmouth (UK) also found
that dogs create more movement on their faces when they are watched and
observed by humans than when no one noticed them. They increase the frequency
of gestures as a way to communicate with people.
It seems that people have been able to find out what their
four-legged friend is trying to say when they bark and growl. If you want to
refer to these 19 signs, please refer to the research results here.
For thousands
of year, dachshunds have joined our life and become our soul mate. How could
this friendship exist?
Dogs are loved by everyone. Among those beautiful, smart creatures, why do people choose dachshunds as their partner? Have you ever wonder why you love dachshunds but not any other kinds of animals? If you have not found yourself an answer then please read the article below. These are outstanding features that only dachshunds have, making people love them more and more.
The bond between dachshunds and humans has shown through behavior in daily life, it develops and forms the process of loyalty between doxie dogs and humans.
It is because
of irreplaceable qualities, “virtues” of dachshunds, let’s figure
what those qualities are!
1. They are loyal and worship their owners
Photo by Kate Brown
No matter who
we are, rich or poor, sick or healthy, once the dachshund has considered you its
owner, it will follow you for life.
If you forget
to feed them or bathe, beat or abuse them, they will just sit sadly, absolutely
not biting or showing dislike to you.
In many cases,
when the owner died, the dog still waits by the grave or memorials places
between him and his owner to wait because he believes his dearest friend will
return, and the absence is just temporary, it might be just punishment for him
only.
2. Unconditional love for their owners
Photo by Sharon Forte
When dogs meet
their owners, their brain will release a hormone equivalent to when you see
your lover. It can be said that the owner is the greatest love of every
four-legged friend, more than other dogs.
If you do not believe it, walk your dachshunds out and then play with some other dogs. Your best friend will be jealous!
3. Never being greedy
Photo byHolly Peter Williams
If you are a
beggar, just feed your doxie dog with excess rice, he will happy to eat it as
he is having an expensive meal. Dogs don’t have greed or anything, they just
need you to be there with them.
This will keep
the owner being happy in every difficult situation in life because they see
their dachshunds always integrate with all circumstances, always happy with
this life.
4. Always trying to make their owners happy
Photo by Ashley Slater
Whenever you
want to play with your dachshund, he will always happy to join you, to him play
with you is the happiest thing on earth.
Therefore, dachshunds will be the best choice when you are sad because whenever you call, they will always be there to help you relax.
5. Knowing how to accept themselves, always being positive
Photo by Scott Saigusa
In many situations, the disease, the physical defect, or whatever happens, they always love life as their owners. Autistic dogs are extremely rare.
This will help us, their owners feel happier, making the atmosphere always comfortable with them.
6. Being brave in every situation
Photo by Mosser Harrod New
No matter how
dangerous it is, even if there are a lot of tougher opponents, your sausage dog
will fight and protect you till the end.
There have been
situations which dachshunds rescued their owners from a burning house, or
fighting wolves, tigers to save their owners, it is a very precious quality, it
shows that dachshunds are not just pets, but they are also a protector.
7. Being a quick-learner, easy to train
Photo by Destinee Gilbert
Of course, the dachshund is the easiest animal to teach, he never complains if you make him do it all over again, or do some difficult postures, he is even fun to learn that new thing.
Dachshunds are so cute, aren’t they? This article uses photos from the Dachshund Bonus Group and the photos were shared by members of the group. Thanks to all members for the shares.
Everyone loves
to have such lovely and loyal friends, right?
Dachshunds or other dogs are always the best friends of humans. They are brave, friendly and lovely. Specially, they are super cute if they are mixed dog breeds. Have you ever figured out how lovely they are?
Hybrid dogs, they are also called designer dog breeds, they
are the results of cross-breeding between two purebred dogs.
When the human carefully was breeding two purebred dogs,
nothing is sure that offspring will come out the same each time. Color,
temperament, coat type, size… can vary more than breeding two dogs of the same
breed.
A dachshund with a strange appearance, a smart pitbull with
blue eyes of Siberian Husky dog or Pomsky a lovely and small dog… They will
make you surprised because they are special hybrid dogs.
Now, let see how the hybrid dogs look like.
Combination of a Husky and a Pitbull gives a strange dog with a funny appearance.
A result of breeding between a Corgi and a Aussie dog breeds will steal your heart.
How do you think about the result of Labrador and Rottweiler?
This is a result of a Husky gentle and a Alsace lady. Is he cute?
A special dog owning body of Pitbull dad and beautiful blue eyes of Siberian Husky mom.
You will wonder what breed the dog is when you see the picture. This is a result of breeding between Alsace and Shar-Pei dog.
This is Corgi-Dalmatian! Is he like a dairy cow?
This is Catahoula Leopard. He looks so great
This is how a result of breeding a Dachshund and a Golden Retriever dog looks like. He is so lovely and unique, right?
This is not a fox, is really a result of breeding between a Husky and a Pomeranian dog.
A small cute dog called Pomsky.
Bonus! A super cute dog. Guess the breeds of his parents.
No matter what breeds the dogs are. They are still the good friends of human. Therefore, you have to own a dachshund or a dog in your house.
Comment your think about the hybrid dogs. Which one is the cutest?
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