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dachsies

Posted By: Sara on 2006-01-17
In Reply to: dachsund lovers unite - Fran

I have a male and a female (he's neutered, she will be soon, maybe). Mine are the long-haired, one red, one black/tan. I'd like a dapple long-hair, but later!!! My roomie has a min-pin, so we're doggie poor LOLOL.


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I also have mini dachsies .....

I have 2 miniature dachsies, a male and a female.  They're pad trained also.  My male has recently (he's 3, was neutered at 6 mo) started hiking his little short leg occasionally.  I think he does that now because my roommates Min-Pin does (who is also neutered, and is horrible about hiking his darn leg).  I'm fixing to start putting mine back in a crate.  I don't use a crate that's dachsie sized, I use a huge one (the next to largest size).


He has bad separation anxiety, etc, but, it's necessary.  I will just let him (& her) outside when I get home, and we'll stay outside until business is taken care of.    If you want to email me, I have a site that has good tips on training dachsies.  They're stubborn little tykes, but just so gosh darned lovable


TWO dachsies stay in my lap (unless I kick them out then .....)
I'm MEAN MOMMY :)