Amazing Dachshund Fur Colors That You May Not Know

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The “sausage hound” Dachshund surely has been a familiar breed with people around the world. Their funny-looking and very adorable appearance can always make our hearts melt. So what are the features that make Dachshund dogs so appealing to pet pawrents and what colors may a Dachshund’s coat have? Let’s learn more information with us through this article.

1. Some information about the Dachshund breed

Some information about the Dachshund breed

The Dachshund was bred for the first time in Germany in the 15th century. This is the original Dachshund breed and they began to be more popular since the 17th century. Originally, they were bred as hunters. After that, they gradually became a pet when they were introduced into America in the 19th century. Ever since the 1950s, this “hot dog” breed has become more and more popular as they have become an indispensable member of many households.

With the nickname “sausage hound”, it is very easy for us to imagine the funny look of this adorable creature. Long back, high nose, floppy ears, and a strong chest are the stand-out features of this dog breed. Dachshunds were bred as hunters so naturally, they are very clever and it won’t be a hard job for you to train them. However, Dachshund is also an outgoing and clown-like creature to humans but when facing enemies they will fight back drastically due to their territorial instincts and to protect their owners.

2. Features of Dachshund’s coat

Before getting into Dachshund coat colors, let’s take a closer look at these courageous creatures’ coats. The original dachshund has short hair and the mutant dachshund possess long hair.

Coat’s features

Long hair Dachshunds can have their hairs fall off easily so you will need to broom them daily and wash them carefully. About the short hair breed, it is easier to clean them up and also doesn’t take much time to do it. You will need to check and clean their sensitive spot like the skin, eyes, ears, and teeth weekly. Regular baths can help make your dog’s coat get silkier and also prevent them from being messed up or falling off and even reduce skin diseases.

If you bath them at home, remember to use a cotton towel that has warm water to clean their body.

3. Dachshund coat colors

Chocolate, sepia, red, vanilla, tan, chocolate & tan, silver dapple, black & tan, … are popular colors of a Dachshund’s coat.

Sepia dachshund

Sepia dachshund

Just like their name, this kind of “hot dog” has a coat color of a mix between black and brown.

Usually, the sepia shade will take a large portion of their coat with some brighter color spots like Chesnut brown. These spots typically appear on their nose, legs, and the front of their chest, creating a unique feature for this breed.

Sepia shade is a popular color in “sausage hound”. Genetically, dominant genes will appear more than recessive genes which means the black shade is stronger than the brown one in this Dachshund breed.

This sepia shade in the Dachshund breed brings up the feeling of a strong, courageous, and very energetic dog.

Nowadays, Dachshund dogs with sepia shades are trending and are one of the top options to be the family pet for many “pet pawrents”.

Chocolate Dachshund

Chocolate Dachshund or brown Dachshund is also a popular shade in this dog breed.

They usually only have this brown color for their entire coat with some special exceptions when brown Dachshunds have some area with a bright color or darker spots in their heads, back, chest, and legs or other kinds of shade in their nose, chest, and legs.

When referring to Dachshund dogs, chocolate is also a popular shade with this brown shade created by recessive genes.

Unlike the sepia shade, the chocolate shade in Sausage Hound brings a positive and fun feeling to these wonderful creatures.

More and more people are choosing to own a chocolate Dachshund because of the cheerful atmosphere around them which suits people who live alone with the Dachshund as their sole companion.

Silver Dapple Dachshund

Silver Dapple is a very special color of “hot dog” as they are a mix between silver shades and some green or darker silver shades.

Spots with different colors can appear throughout the body of the dog. However, this combination does not make us dizzy but rather creates a unique trait for this Silver Dapple Dachshund breed.

Merle gene is the reason behind the dotted coat of the Silver Dapple Dachshund breed and also makes them one of the most favorable Dachshund breeds.

This silver and spotted coat can create a modern style for your dog and also a fresh and dynamic feeling around them.

The Silver Dapple Dachshund would be a perfect choice for people who love to explore new and unique things.

Black & Tan Dachshund

Black & Tan Dachshund’s color is a combination of black and tan shades.

The black shade will cover almost all of the body. Body parts like the nose, chest, and legs will possess the tan shade.

Read more: Why dachshunds are the best dogs?

This is a basic color for the Dachshund breed and can be spotted very often.

Black shade combined with tan shade will create a strong, healthy feeling for your beloved dog.

If you are a fan of an energetic dog then a Black and tan Dachshund would suit you perfectly.

In the article are some pieces of information about these cute “hot dogs” and some beautiful Dachshund fur colors for you to explore. We hope our article can help you have a better understanding of these adorable friends of humans.

Can Dogs Detect Covid-19?

The sense of smell of dogs is very useful, they can have 100,000 times the smelling ability of humans and they can sniff out explosives or drugs. Therefore, these pooches are the closest friends of police officers. Scientists at France’s National Veterinary School have revealed that dogs are experts at sniffing out COVID-19, with an accuracy close to PCR tests.

In Dubai, specially trained police dogs were used to assist police to detect passengers who have SARS-CoV-2 arriving at Dubai International Airport. Similar research is underway at the University of Helsinki, Finland.

Can Dogs Detect Covid-19?

In the near future, it is likely that our four-legged friends will sniff out COVID-19 at airports to detect the SARS-CoV-2 virus among travelers. With the special study, sweet samples from the armpits of 335 people were tested by PCR and there are 109 people who were positive. Nine dogs were trained to sniff out signs of SARS-CoV-2 infection can indicate positive samples with an impressive sensitivity of 97%.

Of course, using trained dogs is the basis for supporting rapid tests to detect infected people at the earliest. However, we still need a PCR test to determine whether a person is infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus (COVID-19).

On another research conducted by the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover in Germany, published in July 2020. Eight dogs were trained for a week to detect SARS-CoV-2 in saliva or tracheal secretions from people with COVID-19. The research found that the dogs determined the difference between positive and negative samples. On average, dogs can identify correctly 82.63% of positive samples as positive and 96.35% of negative samples as negative.

There is still a lot of research needed to conduct before applying widely in airports, but this may offer a new hope to detect infected people in time, prevent the pandemic as soon as possible.

Can Dachshunds be police dogs to detect COVID-19?

Can Dachshunds be police dogs to detect COVID-19?

Dachshund is a small and may be a tough dog breed. Used to be bred to hunt badgers both above and below ground. As one of the top 10 dog breeds have the best sense of smell and this dog breed is very smart, the dachshund is an ideal choice to assist police officers to detect COVID-19. However, these four-legged friends are not easy to train to be police dogs because they are so mischievous. So they should better be owned at home.

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Why Do Dachshunds Often Wag Their Tails?

Dachshund owners often think that puppies wag their tails only to show that they are happy. However, that is not necessarily true. Dachshunds or other dogs often use their tails to express emotions and it depends on the position of the tail so that we can understand our dog’s emotions. It is also important to understand the mood of the dog through the movement of the tail so that we can understand more about our dog puppies and also know what we can do properly things for our dogs.

They are exciting

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When dachshunds feel happy or excited about someone or something, they will wag their tails vigorously and continuously. If you are standing in front of your dogs and they are wagging their tails continuously. It’s sure that they are excited about your appearance and being friendly and want to be closer to you.

They are feeling at ease

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Dachshund dogs will feel comfortable when their tails are in a general state. Most dog breeds will do the same.

They are worried

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When the dog’s tail is wagged lower than its general position, it will hand down to the dog’s body if there is something frightening the dog.

They are curious

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When the tail is outstretched, there must be something that intrigues the dog and the dog wants to discover it right away.

There are many studies showing that the dachshunds or other dogs can express their emotions beyond the position of the tail. For example, when they are wagging their tails to the right, they are feeling positive and conversely. When they are waving to the left, they are feeling uncomfortable about something. This is true when the left hemisphere controls the right side of the body, associated with positive behaviors or emotions, and vice versa for the right brain.

Is it interesting? Understand the movements of the dog’s tail to know what your dog is feeling!

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Understanding Your Dachshund’s Gestures

For dachshund lovers, this collection of dachshund language “dictionaries” will be the secret to help them win those puppies’ hearts quickly.

No matter what happened, you should have at least 1 puppy in your house because these four-legged friends are the most loyal to humans. To form a firm friendship, we must use our love and our loving actions to create trust in them. But first, understanding dachshund’s body language is a lesson that every owner needs to keep in mind.

Putting their tails down

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When dachshunds wag their tails down and wave slowly, it means they do not know what to do. It is also a sign of the question “What do lovely dachshund puppies want me to do?”.

Putting their tails up

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If the tails of these 4-legged friends are raised and wagged, it means they’re ready to do so.

When they are ready to play, the puppy eyes will stare wildly and blink.

Tail between legs

When scared, in pain, or uncomfortable, the doxie dog will clip his tail between his hind legs. Therefore, if their tails are often in such condition, you should take them to the vet.

Ears standing up

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Going to a new place, dachshunds will feel very curious. At this point, their ears will stand up.

Ears down

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However, when frightened, one or both of their ears will hang down. This happens when they meet strangers or people who scare them.

Opening mouth wide

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When dachshunds open their mouths, this means they are getting nagged with anger. This action usually takes place when they encounter strange dachshunds. However, humans who are attached, they open their mouths.

Face licking

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Licking is a sign of stress, depression, or anger.

Showing teeth

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Showing teeth but not growling is the way dachshunds protect their territory. For example, protect your diet.

Eyes open wide

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Dachshund’s eyes are also the soul’s window. When they open their eyes wide and give off a cool look, they are paying attention to you. Remember to respond to this friendly act!

Lying with their stomach up.

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Feel happy when dachshunds roll and expose their stomachs in front of you because they have to trust and want to please you, so they act like that. In return for the loyalty of friends, rub their bellies.

Rubbing their face on your knees.

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To attract attention, dachshunds often rub their faces on their owners’ knees. That proves they need you. Pressing your nose into your hands means they want to be pampered.

Putting their feet on your knees

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If your sausage dog puts his foot on your knee, looks smug, look him in the eye and slowly give up his paws because this action means they’re complacent.

Putting up one leg

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A raised leg proves that the dachshund wants to call you. Maybe it’s because they’re hungry, want to play, or just find something interesting.

Turning their back on you

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To show their confidence, dachshunds will turn their backs on you.

Dachshunds shake their bodies as a way to relieve stress, such as after bathing.

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Dachshunds – The Most Fictional Dogs

Special appearance of Dachshund

Body

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Dachshunds are dogs with strange bodies, if you see them for the first time you will feel a bit confused because of the imbalance of their body parts. Their bodies are quite long, on the contrary, their four legs are quite short. When compared to the body length, it is much shorter. Because of such physical characteristics, they are called sausage.

At first, this breed is usually used for hunting, their bodies were quite suitable. can burrow deep into the cave to catch rabbits, mice, and so on. Thanks to their small body, they do this job so well.

In additions, they have a quite long head with deeply sunken abdominals, their chest muscles are large and extremely toned. Moreover, their eyes are slightly protruding, the ears are drooping, make them look extremely cute.

Size

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Dachshund dogs are divided into 3 basic types and they mostly differ only in body size. This is also the basis for you to choose which breed you should buy.

Standard Dachshund has a height of about 30-35 cm and weighs 9-15kg when mature.

Miniature Dachshund (small): This is a hybrid Dachshund, they are the result of a purebred Dachshund with the German Spaniel, so they are slightly smaller in size with a height of about 20-25 cm and a weight of 4-5 kg.

Toy Dachshund (toys): Once fully grew, they only weigh about 15-20 cm and the weight is quite light only about 3.5 kg. Because of their small size, they are known as the mini Dachshund. These dogs were bred from purebred Dachshunds with Terriers and Schnauzers.

The Fur And The Color

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Thanks to the coat of each baby, the experts have analyzed and divided into 3 basic types of dogs:

Long-haired Dachshund dog

Short-haired Dachshund dog

Fluffy-haired Dachshund dog

Most of the dogs’ fur is quite smooth and shiny. Also, they are known as monochrome dogs. Because the color of the hair on their body is almost black or bronze brown. Parts such as the muzzle, tummy and 4 legs are brighter, yellow or chestnut.

However, there are a few types that are mixed in two colors, but these are quite rare. Some basic colors such as chocolate, dark black and light brown, …

What are the personalities of a Dachshund dog?

Today the Dachshund has a much smaller body size than their ancestors. However, their personalities remain and retain their outstanding identities as they used to:

Activity and mischievous

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Dachshund puppies are often enjoyed being walked out, and they especially hate being kept indoors for too long, especially in tight spaces. They also enjoy digging sand and playing frisbee, they also enjoy hunting small animals.

Besides, if you do not chain them or look after them, the possibility that they will run away from home will happen often. Besides, Dachshunds barked loudly even though their bodies were extremely small.

Braveness, strength and being quite shy

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Because this dog has an ancient origin as a hunting breed, they retain their extremely brave and strong nature. They may even be ready to battle with opponents that are much larger than them. If they realize that the owner is in danger, they will quickly go to rescue.

However, they are extremely shy and even afraid of strangers. Especially they do not want non-family members to touch their bodies and their house-keeping ability is also very poor.

Loyalty and love for children

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The dachshund has an extremely noble quality that is very loyal to their owners, they only worship one owner. Therefore, you should avoid raising an adult one because they will still remember the old owner and disobeying you, even expressing an opposing attitude.

If your family has young children and adopted Dachshund breeds, you will not need to worry about letting them play together. Simply because this dog is very swaddling and extremely friendly. They like to run, play or chase with the kids. However, you should still control the situation to avoid unfortunate events.

Being too stubborn and a little hard to teach

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Dachshund is not a docile dog and obeys its owner. They even deliberately protested if they were not satisfied with their owner’s orders. For example, if you forbid them from entering the bedroom, in the opposite, the curious nature will make them find a way to get in, especially when you are not at home.

Because of their unpredictability, you will have a lot of difficulties in teaching and training this dog. You need to tell them who is the owner, what they are not allowed to do and the commands they need to follow.

So when they are 2-3 months old, you need to start training them. The more they grow, the more aware they are and they will become more stubborn and destructive, extremely difficult to put on the framework.

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Science Confirms You Will Be Happier If You Have A Dachshund Next To You

Dachshunds or other dogs are now doing some dangerous missions for human: detecting bombs, drugs, suppressing crimes… Moreover, they also make our lives a lot happier.
Recently studies have shown more magical things that dachshunds or other dogs help us get happier, make people improve their health, stabilizes their psychology with positive emotions.

Experts proved that you will wake up easier and happier when you have a dachshund puppy whirring around your bed. If you can have a light morning exercise or walk in the sun with your dachshunds, it is really good for your health. That’s just a small example, let’s see how the researchers explain specifically about the superpower of dachshunds.

1. They can help you improve your emotions.

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A lot of research has shown that raising pets, especially friendly and highly interactive animals like dogs especially dachshunds will help you maintain a more positive view of everything while supporting you dealing with difficulties in life.
Owning dachshunds has a positive effect on the endocrine system. These cute little friends can reduce the owner’s anxiety and depression. Many specific situations have been studied and presented as evidence, animal expert Karen Winegar concluded that: the magical bond between human and animals is beyond the mental, it goes right into the heart through our emotions and nourishes our soul in a way that nothing else can do.

A lot of research has shown that raising pets, especially friendly and highly interactive animals like dogs especially dachshunds will help you maintain a more positive view of everything while supporting you dealing with difficulties in life.
Owning dachshunds has a positive effect on the endocrine system. These cute little friends can reduce the owner’s anxiety and depression. Many specific situations have been studied and presented as evidence, animal expert Karen Winegar concluded that: the magical bond between human and animals is beyond the mental, it goes right into the heart through our emotions and nourishes our soul in a way that nothing else can do.

2. Love from your dog makes you feel loved.

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Spending time playing with your four-legged friends will have a positive impact on the brain. When cuddling them your body will produce more Oxytocin. Oxytocin is known as the “love hormone”, a neurotransmitter that plays an important role in the endocrine system. Oxytocin helps to calm the system of neutrons in the brain, helping you relax and also increasing your ability to believe in good things. 

Look at this puppy, your brain will release love hormones! Photo by Jessie Lynn Lupa‎

It is known that Oxytocin is only released in other cases such as orgasm, when a mother breastfeeds, at birth, or when romantic dating between couples.

It is known that Oxytocin is only released in other cases such as orgasm, when a mother breastfeeds, at birth, or when romantic dating between couples.

3. They are a stress relief therapy.

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At the same time with increasing levels of Oxytocin, interacting with your pet also helps to reduce levels of Cortisol – the hormone responsible for causing stress.
Studies at New York University show that participants who take a high-difficulty test will be less stressed when their dog is around.
Cortisol is a negative agent which leads to many unpleasant feelings.

Please take in mind that Cortisol also can make you more sensitive to painful feelings and weaken the immune system, making you more vulnerable to bad factors outside the environment.
However, amazingly, raising dachshunds or other dogs will help eliminate this harmful hormone. For those who are struggling with diabetes, reducing Cortisol will also reduce blood sugar naturally.
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Some other studies have successfully piloted dogs to work, helping office workers reduce stress, recover faster after challenges at works. Besides, dachshund owners are more capable of social interaction than non-adopters.

4. Improving the communication ability of owners.

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If you are a shy, an introverted person and find it difficult to share yourself, a dachshund puppy as a friend will be good for you.
Walking a dachshund in a park or going to a pet club will help you increase your chances of interacting and communicating with others. In parallel, people who own dachshunds have a common knowledge base (dogs) and have topics to exchange which will help you become more confident. Joining a dachshund lovers club is a way to increase your ability to communicate and create positive relationships in life.

5. Strengthen the physical body and reduce cardiovascular disease.

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Clinical research shows that people who own dachshunds have lower blood cholesterol levels and blood pressure. Owning a dachshund means that you have a higher intensity of traveling, or participating in sports activities such as walking, jogging… A simple action like throwing a branch Far away trees for dachshunds to bring you can also significantly improve your health and mood indicators.
Working out with a sausage dog is the best way to increase performance and reduce boredom.


Some dachshunds with special training can become therapies to support some disorders such as autism in children. This research has been applied in practical medical centers for special children. A dachshund dog was trained as a therapy dog for children with autism. Also, nursing homes raising dogs help older people feel less lonely.
These are just simple examples of many ways that dachshunds can improve your life.

If you are living with a dachshund, show him love and take care of him after reading this article. There is one more thing you should know, your four-legged friend can understand the love and care from you.

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10 Reasons Dachshunds Are The Funniest Dogs

If you are a dachshund owner, you must be familiar with funny moments or lovely activities your sausage dogs do. Your four-legged friends can be very entertaining any time they feel happy or even just feel comfortable. It makes us wonder what’s going in their head. You may not understand why the doxie dogs do some things that don’t seem to make any sense. However, what you can see is the dachshunds can give me entertainment for hours and never cease to amaze us.

There are 10 reasons showing that dachshunds are the funniest dogs.

1. Barking at anything they don’t like.

As being hunting dogs, dachshunds do not hesitate to bark at something annoying them or even they just don’t like the things. Besides, they also bark at their own refection in the mirror or in a window madly.

2. Eating grass.

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Have you even seen your dogs eating grass in the park or on the yard? The scientists don’t know for sure why they like to eat grass, maybe they used to be hunting dogs and they were wild animals. Sometimes dachshund puppies know they have eaten wrong things what are not goods for their health and want to get rid of it, that is why they decide to eat grass and they believe that the grass helps them to be sick. Other times does somehow know that they need a certain nutrient so they eat grass because they know it will help them.

3. Action when dreaming.

I think if you owned a dachshund puppy, you may catch that your dachshund will twitch when he drift off in to a deep sleep. It’s so funny to watch such the situation. The dachshund puppies look so lovely and sweet twitching their nose, mouth, legs and tail. Sometimes the sausage dogs even show that they will be running while sleeping when they are chasing other animal in their dream.

4. Being hate the toilet paper rolls.

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We know that dachshunds eat weird stuff at some point in their lives. They get into the toilet room when you’re not looking, steal a roll of toilet paper to shred or even eat the paper. Until now, I don’t know why the dogs like to do that. It may be an odd behavior of the mischievous dogs.

5. Seemingly barking at nothing

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Have you even been watching a TV show or just working with your computer and suddenly your dachshund barks at nothing? You quickly ran to the dogs and could not see or hear anything that make the dog attend to. You might feel creepy, however you have to know that dachshunds or other dogs have much better hearing than we can do so the dogs have perhaps just heard something that you cannot hear.

6. Moving their leg when you scratch their belly.

Have you ever scratched your dachshunds’ belly? And do they kick or move their legs when you get a really good spot? It’s normal because this is a reflex the dogs have developed for years. Their nerved ending react and they are willing to move their legs when you rub or scratch them. It is so funny to watch your puppies moving their legs when you are scratching them, right?

7. Putting their face out the car window.

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It’s funny to watch a dachshund sitting in a car with his head out of the window with ears and tongue flapping away. It’s normal because dachshunds or other dogs just love putting their head out of the car windows and enjoying the fresh air with their face.

8. Trying and getting on the sofa like they are the owners.

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Dachshunds like to squeeze onto a sofa even they can make it full. The reason maybe your dachshunds think they are your Bosses and they can do whatever they like and you have to serve them like helpers.

9. Sleeping in weird positions.

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We all like to get a nice and comfortable positions when we sleep. However dachshunds seem to do the opposite. They sometime fine the most awkward positions to sleep with their bodies all curled up, their legs up in the air and their heads look uncomfortable. Maybe this position is really a good idea for your dogs and they are happy to doze off.

10. Eating disgusting things.

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Sometime dachshund like to eat really disgusting things such as shoes, toilet paper rolls, or even underwear…

Dachshunds are also called sausages, wiener dogs, doxie or hot dogs. Conclusion, dachshunds are very lovely, right? 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.

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Research Shows That The Dachshund Can Understand Human Language?

Do you think dogs don’t understand human language? You are so wrong!

According to Attila Andics, a neurologist at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, “Dachshunds or other dogs are very interested in what we say, and how we convey the message to them”.

Even if you are not a dachshund lover, when you watch this whole set of photos you will burst into tears! You will love your dogs more after reading this story:

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For those who have dachshunds in their home, they will understand why dogs become a member of the family. Dachshunds are not only loyal to their owner, but they are also great friends, soul mates, people even said that “You might not have a lover but you must have a dog”.

It seems like between us and dachshund puppies, there is an invisible bond. When we live together for a while, we will feel like those puppies can understand everything we say.

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Recently, scientists have found the evidence shows that this loyal friend really understands what we are talking.

Researchers in Hungary have taken a brain scan of puppies to find out how they handle information when they heard it. As a result, their left hemisphere specializes in processing the words they hear, while the right hemisphere specializes in decoding the intonation that the voice emits, like a human.

Moreover, dachshunds are becoming more sensitive to the compliments and cheerful intonation spoke by their owners. The boring, evenly words, regardless of whether they are excited or sad, will have no similar effect.

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So if have the habit of complimenting your puppies, keep doing it more often. Everyone loves to be praised, not only puppies.

Besides, dogs have become friends with the human for thousands of years. That means they are learning how to communicate to us in a closer way, by paying more attention to what we say to them. The study was published in Science magazine and the scientists claim that dogs are awake, relaxed and happy during the experiment, so this is an accurate and trust statement.

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Dachshunds are also called sausages, wiener dogs, doxie or hot dogs. Conclusion, dachshunds are very lovely, right? 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.

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12 Signs Your Dachshunds Think They Are Your Bosses

Have you ever wondered that your dachshunds are your Bosses? Do they have luxurious lives, possibly one far more blessed than yours? Now it’s time to check signs because that your dogs are really the Bosses.

1. You never celebrate your birthday, but you have to do that for your dogs.

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You never celebrate your birthday, but you have to do that for your dogs because they are worth treating like that. You are also happy when you celebrate and join a party which your dogs are the hosts.

2. Your weekend is just for your dogs.

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Waling your dogs, dog friendly pubs, shopping for your puppies’ food and treats, spending the evening at home with the dachshunds… Yes, that is your weekend.

3. You can only sleep when your dachshunds allowed.

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It does not mean your dogs do not want to allow you to sleep. They just want to sleep with you. However, sharing a bed with your dachshunds can make you feel safer at night, both emotionally and physically.

4. Sleeping on you.

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Sometime, your dogs think that you are a soft bed and what happened?

5. They get more Christmas gifts than you.

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Some people have no gifts because all gifts will be sent to your puppies. Don’t be jealous and love your Bosses because they deserve to be treated like that.

6. Licking your face whenever they like.

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You cannot resist when your dachshund puppies want to lick your face. Be happy because they love you and they want to cuddle you.

7. Your sofa is only for your dogs.

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You rarely sit or lie on your sofa because your dogs always get it.

8. Disturbing you when you are working with a laptop.

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Whenever they like, they will appear in front of you even you are working with your laptop. You have no ways to avoid it because they are your Bosses.

9. You can just eat after your dachshunds eat.

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What will you do after you wake up? Feeding your four-legged friends, right?

10. Sometimes you have to fetch stuffs.

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As hunting dogs, dachshunds are mischievous and always think small stuffs as balls. And what will happen? Your stuffs like bottles, remotes, computer mice, smart phones or even your underwear thrown around your house. It’s simply, dachshunds are your Bosses.

11. You always have company whenever you go to the toilet.

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Your dachshunds will always keep an eye on you as a Boss is tracking an employee and even you are going to the toilet, dachshunds will be in there with you.

12. You will never have a holiday in years.

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How can you have a holiday when you have to walk your Boss whenever you have time?

Dachshunds are also called sausages, wiener dogs, doxie or hot dogs. Conclusion, dachshunds are very lovely, right? 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.

What reasons make you love dachshunds. Please comment.

A New Study Finds That Dachshunds Can Help People Increase Longevity

A new study of Swedish scientists showed that owning dachshunds or other dogs will help the owners increase longevity. And do you believe? It can help the owners reduce the risk of death by up to 33%. Many people have been arguing about this study.

Scientists at Uppsala University, Sweden, surveyed 3.4 million Swedish people aged from 40 to 80 and male rate is 48%. The results showed that single people who own dachshunds can reduce the risk of death by up to 33% and the risk of cardiovascular death by 36%

Owning dachshunds helps Swedish people improve their health.

The study results were based on the national database for 12 years in Sweden and were published in Scientific Reports.

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In addition, the study showed that owning dachshunds also brings the owners certain health benefits such as reducing blood cholesterol, limiting sudden hypertension, reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases because the owners tend to be more active.

“Dachshunds play an important role in limiting the risk of cardiovascular disease and sudden death for single people. These people are also at risk of developing cardiovascular disease and death compared to those who live in a family with multi-member.” Said Mwenya Mubange, a graduate student at Uppsala University.

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The study showed that the benefits are not only for people living alone, they are also the healthy benefits for those who live in a family with multi-members. In particular, the people who often care for dachshunds can reduce the risk of death by up to 11% and reduce the risk of death from cardiovascular disease by 15%.

 “Besides, dachshunds are also considered pets which can support their owner on spiritual side, and I have seen that in my experience. The four-legged friends helped me reduce stress in stressful situations. In addition, they can also help me ease pain.” Added Dr. Sue Kim, an internal medicine doctor at Stanford Health Care.

In addition, scientists believe that dogs help boost the immune system thanks to dirt what the dogs bring to the house. Besides, the four-legged friends can also help children reduce asthma and allergies. And for the adults, the dogs can help them reduce stress, restore blood pressure quickly after stressful events.

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The study is true only in Sweden?

Almost people did not agree with the about results. According to The Verge News, this study still exists and there are many factors affect the study results.

For example, people who live alone and own dachshunds all have a lower risk of heart disease and they are healthy. Physical health of each person will be different, even after adjusting for smoking factors, body indicators and socio-economic status.

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According to The Time News, the study was performed on almost Swedes, it’s probably true for some European countries where there are the same standard of living, culture, and dog ownership thinking… But are Asia or other countries culture the same results? That is still a question for researchers to solve in the future.

In addition, CNN News stated that although the study provided strong evidence of health benefits when owning dachshunds. But it had not resolved the question that whether it is depended on age, living style, living condition…

Dachshunds are the rare breeds that, because of their small size, are good for both hunting and urban living. Therefore, they help their owner do more exercise and have a healthy lifestyle.

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“When living in a cold environment, dachshunds will want to be walked by their owners. And in hot climates, they just want to be in the yard and do not want to go out. Besides, it also depends on the behavior and health of the people. It’s difficult to get the exact result when the study performed in Sweden and applied for the US” said Fall, veterinarian and epidemiologist professor at school Swedish university

Some people have other opinions that when talking about relieving stress, many people like to own other dogs or even other animals like cats. And of course, these animal can help the owners have a good health.