The way to check whether the dachshund's hair needs combing is to pick out a piece of hair to check. If the hair is easily pulled off when pulling the piece of hair by hand, it means that it is suitable for combing. If you can’t pull it off anyway, it means that it’s not time to comb, and combing the hair at this time is very painful for the dog. When removing hair, apply force in a smooth direction. Start with the head first and then move on to the rest of the body. Then trim the hair around the feet with scissors to clearly expose the feet, cut off the hair on the tail and the hair around the ears, so that it looks clean and well-defined. Then cut the hair between the toes to avoid the pain caused by the clay. At the end, comb it thoroughly with a comb, and then scrub the dog thoroughly with special gloves.
Dachshunds should be exercised frequently and should not be fed too much to avoid overweight. The dog’s short limbs make it easy to soil the body when walking, so a towel should be used to wipe off the dirt on the body to keep the coat shiny. Long-haired breeds must pay more attention to the combing of the coats to ensure gorgeous colors. Dachshunds tend to grow tartar on their teeth and should be removed regularly. The spine of this dog is very long, so it is not suitable for training to jump. Do not only use the forelimbs to pull it up or let it go up and down high-rise stairs to avoid spine displacement or other diseases. It takes more time and energy to raise young long-haired dachshunds, because an 8-week-old puppies need to be fed 4 times a day, so someone must take care of it. Adult dachshunds need more careful care. Regardless of the weather, you need to walk twice a day for at least 20 minutes at a time. They need medical care, hair grooming and countless caresses. They must not be kept at home all day. So if the owner works all day, he must find a responsible person to take care of it.
Because their bodies are long and slender, but their legs are short, they should always exercise regularly and not eat too much food. Otherwise, their bodies will get fat easily and put a lot of pressure on their limbs, so they usually go out. Playing, it is easy to get the hair on the belly dirty, so the young owners should bring a towel at any time and wipe their body frequently so that the hair will be shiny. And usually it's fine. When we are at home, we should let the dachshunds lie on our laps gently. We use a special pet comb to comb their hair, so that the hair is not easy to knot and it is shiny. The teeth of dachshunds should also be kept clean, because their teeth are easy to grow dirt. The owners should clean them regularly. Dachshunds have a long spine and are not suitable for jumping. Do not pull up their front paws and let them stand up. This will cause great damage to their spine. So after exercising, try to let them rest on the ground as much as possible.
The most striking thing about theDachshund is its swaying appearance when walking. It is very simple and cute, treats its owner relatively loyally, is wary of strangers, easy to train, and is a natural companion dog, alert but gentle and beautiful. But not proud. Dachshunds are lively, cheerful, brave, cautious and self-confident. They often make funny behaviors and are a happy dog. Unyielding when working on the ground or underground, all senses are well developed. Outdoors, the dachshund is brave, energetic, and tireless; indoors, it is loving and sensitive, friendly when quiet, and hilarious when playing. When the dachshund squints his eyes and sticks out his tongue, it means he is in a good mood. They also shake their tails vigorously, twist their bodies left and right, and walk lightly to express happiness. When it hums from its nose, it is also a symbol of happiness. When they are close to people, they will raise their tails and swing horizontally, stretch their necks, and trot briskly all the way, their eyes and pupils will shine, they will jump constantly, and their whole body will show uncontrollable happiness. When it spit out its tongue "haha" and acted like a baby to its owner, it was also a happy time for it. You might as well share this happiness with it.
Dachshunds are good at acting like a baby. They act coquettishly when they see you smiling, coquettish when they are lonely and bored when they need your company, coquettish when they are tired of walking outside and want you to hug them, or when they are hungry or want a toy. They will stare at you with those watery eyes intently, affectionately, and pitifully, and they will lower their heads and rub your trouser legs with their big ears, making you unable to refuse any request from it. The dachshund has an amazing aura of communicating with people, and it does not conceal that it is full of straightforward joy and sadness. Its exquisite features and rich body language are full of peculiar expressive ability. It can let us without complicated conversation. Deeply feel their emotions.
