Easy Tips For Dachshund Training
Originating from Germany the Dachshund dog breed dates back hundreds of years. It was originally bred for hunting badgers and hares.
The word “dachs” means badger but they are also called sausage dogs or wiener dogs.
If you own a dachshund you may want to consider taking your dog to training classes. Dachshunds can be very hard to train due to their stubborn nature. They are strong minded, energetic, curious dogs and can get into quite a lot of mischief.
You need to spend a lot of time with them because if they are not given enough attention they can be naughty. For the inexperienced owner this can make them hard to handle.
Although dachshunds are normally good with children and other pets, a dog that is over-indulged can become jealous and may become snappy and bad tempered, showing signs of aggression.
A family with older children is probably ideal for this breed, but that is not to say they are not very affectionate, devoted and loyal given the right attention and will give great pleasure to the owner.
Dachshunds, as with many small hunting dogs, are courageous and their body language and personality gives the impression that they are much bigger dogs and they are actually unaware of their small stature.
Dachshunds are an ideal breed for apartments or for homes with small gardens or maybe just a terrace area, but that is not to say they don’t need lots of exercise.
They are lively, boisterous and playful and need lots of walks. Quality exercise is essential for these little dogs and being cooped up indoors for several days with only the occasional foray into the garden to do what is necessary is not good enough.
This may lead to behavior issues because they do need regular exercise, preferably twice a day, to release their excess energy. Without this exercise they can quickly gain weight and with this breed that can lead to heart and spinal problems.
Dachshunds are prone to spine injuries and children in particular should be made aware of the weakness in the back and not be allowed to treat them roughly.
With puppies start obedience training immediately but keep it short, just 10 to 15 minutes three to four times each day, ideally before meals when your dog is at its most lively.
Plenty of time will be needed for dachshund training because of their stubborn nature so do not expect your dog to be well behaved instantly, but with lots of patience these fun-loving little characters will give you love, loyalty and affection for many years to come.
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