FAQ

The cost of a dachshund can vary depending on the breed type. Generally, a dachshund can cost $500 to $3500.

No, dachshunds are not hypoallergenic like many other dogs.

A miniature dachshund typically weighs 11 pounds (5kg) and stands about 5 to 6 inches (13-15cm) at the shoulder height.

The dachshund comes from the German word for badger dog. It is made of dachs (badgers) and hund (dog) meaning badger’s dog.

A miniature Dachshund weighs around 11 pounds (5 kg), while a standard Dachshund can range from 16 to 32 pounds (7.3-14.5 kg).

National Dachshund Day is celebrated on June 21st.

To keep a dachshund entertained, you need to include physical activity and mental stimulation. You can also give them various types of toys to keep them entertained.

The cost of a mini dachshund can vary depending on the location, but generally it ranges from $300 to $3,500

The height of a mini dachshund at the shoulder is between 13 to 15 cm, and its weight can be up to 11 pounds.

Mini dachshunds can weigh up to 11 pounds (5 kg).

 Miniature dachshunds are 13 to 18 inches long.

The mini dachshund is a smaller version of the standard dachshund. To be classified as a mini dachshund, it must meet specific weight and height requirements.

A mini dachshund puppy is fully grown at around 12 months of age.

Generally, if a mini dachshund is healthy, it can live between 12 to 16 years.

You can become a great dachshund owner by giving your dog a healthy diet, training with patience, providing regular exercise, protecting their back, and making sure they feel comfortable.

Yes, dachshunds can be excellent family dogs because they are loyal, curious, have unique personalities, are good with kids, and have protective traits.

Yes, dachshunds can be good with cats when their personalities match.

Dachshunds can get along well with other dogs when their personalities match and you introduce them properly.

Yes, like any breed dachshund can be good with kids if they are treated properly. They are very loyal and affectionate.

There are many types of Dachshund dog food available in the market, among which breed-specific and high-quality options like Royal Canin Dachshund Dry Dog Food and Hill’s Science Diet Adult Small Paws are considered the best for Dachshunds.

There are many feed options available in the market for Dachshund puppies. Among them, Royal Canin Dachshund Puppy Dry Dog Food and Hill’s Science Diet Puppy Small Paws are considered the best choices for Dachshund puppies.

There are many types of Dachshund dog food available in the market, among which breed-specific and high-quality options like Royal Canin Dachshund Dry Dog Food and Hill’s Science Diet Adult Small Paws are considered the best for miniature Dachshunds.

In the market, many types of feed are available for your dachshund. From them, you can choose Hill’s Science Diet Puppy Small Paws or Royal Canin Dachshund Puppy Dry Dog Food, which is considered the best for your dachshund.

Your dachshund licks you for various reasons, like showing love, seeking attention or feeling comforted. Generally, it’s a way to show affection to their owner.

Dachshund is not a bad breed at all, it is a good breed for those who love small, energetic, and affectionate dogs.

To calm a dachshund attack, you need to stay calm, not anxious, and avoid eye contact. Being anxious and eye contact with a dog can trigger more aggression in a dachshund.

Giving a consistent routine, daily exercise and stimulation and providing a comfortable place helps to reduce dachshund anxiety.

Dachshunds can howl at night for various reasons, like separation anxiety, reacting to other environmental sounds like sirens and wolf howling, and boredom. They may also howl to seek attention or to experience discomfort and pain.

Dachshund howls can have various meanings depending on their situation. They may show howling behaviour for attention seeking, they may feel pain and discomfort, they hear another animal or dog sound, or they feel warned about their owner or their area. 

Yes, you can leave your dachshund alone if your dog is not anxious when left alone.

Yes, you can leave your dachshund alone if your dog is not anxious when left alone.

You can leave your adult dachshund for 4-6 hours and your puppy for 2-3 hours after proper training.

They can seem naughty because of their independent and stubborn nature. They are small but fearless hunting dogs. 

In 2025, June 21 falls on a Saturday, making it a perfect day to celebrate with your dachshund.
 

They are not considered rare, but the least common among the three coat types. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired because their wiry outer coat trap loose hair better. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds tend to bark a lot because of their terrier ancestry. They were bred to hunt badgers and other burrowing animals. 

Dachshunds are small, affectionate dogs, but their back problems, excessive barking, stubbornness, and higher chance of separation anxiety make them challenging for their owners. 

If they are cared for well, they can live between 12 to 16 years old. Other factor such as genetics, veterinary care, and prevention of injury also affect their lifespan. 

Yes, dachshunds have different types of health issues, such as iddv, dental diseases, and heart diseases. 

They are not inherently aggressive dogs, but sometimes they can show aggressive behaviour because of terrier influence, protectiveness, or fear and anxiety. 

There is no single best color for a dachshund; it really depends on personal choice. Red, black, and tan, chocolate and tan, English cream and brindle are most popular among dachshund lovers.

English cream, blue, isabella, dapple, and wild boar are the most expensive dachshund colors. 

Wire haired dachshunds are not considered calmer than other coat type, smooth haired and long haired is considered calmer compared to wire haired dachshunds. 

Among the three coat types of dachshund long haired and wire haired tend to shed more compared to smooth haired.

They generally don’t need a haircut, but they need regular coat maintenance by brushing and hand-stripping. 

Yes wire haired dachshunds tend to bark a lot. All dachshunds are known for their vocal behaviour. Many dachshund owners also find that wire haired dachshunds are more vocal than other coat types. 

Dachshunds typically live between 12 and 16 years. Many live even longer when properly cared for. 

Wire haired dachshunds are sometimes tricky to identify; however, here are some signs that help identify wire haired puppy. They can be recognized by their beard, brows, and coat texture; they typically have a rough, bristy, or wiry coat. 

No wire haired dachshunds are not hypoallergenic; they shed less than long haired and smooth haired, but they can still trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. 

None of the dachshunds are completely shedless; all dachshunds shed, but wire haired dachshunds shed the least compared to smooth haired and long haired. 

Yes, an adult dachshund sleeps 12 to 14 hours a day, while puppies and seniors may sleep up to 18 hours a day. 

Yes, dachshunds are prone to back problems because of their unique long back and short leg body structure. 

Yes, dachshunds are very vocal dogs; they tend to bark a lot because of their hunting instinct. During hunting time, they need to communicate with their companion; therefore, they bark a lot. 

No wire haired dachshunds dont have any smell naturally, but they may smell bad when not properly groomed. 

Yes, dachshunds are smart, clever, and independent, and they are the best problem solvers because of their hunter instinct. 

Yes, dachshunds generally calm down as they get older, especially after reaching 1 to 2 years of age. 

Dachshund costs depend on various things like the breeder’s reputation, location, and dachshund coat type. Generally, a dachshund puppy costs between 500$ to 3500$.

Yes, dachshunds are hard to train because of their stubborn and independent nature. 

Yes, a dachshund can be left alone for a few hours after proper training to be alone. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds can be a good dog if you love wiry coat texture dogs with a bold, smart, and playful nature. 

A wire haired dachshund puppy from a reputable breed can cost between 500$ to 3500$ 

Yes wire haired dachshund are less common than smooth haired and long haired types, especially in some countries like the USA and Canada. 

Wire haired dachshunds shed less than smooth haired and long haired, because their wiry coat texture traps loose hair. 

Yes, like all dachshund wire haired dachshunds tend to bark excessively, barking is their way of releasing stress, anxiety, and communicating with their favorite person. 

They are prone to back problems, prone to separation anxiety, and they are stubborn, which makes their training process hard. 

Yes, dachshunds are prone to certain health issues like iddv, dental diseases, obesity, heart diseases, and skin allergies and infections. 

Yes, they shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired coat types. 

Not exactly wire haired dachshunds are the most energetic and spirited of the three coat types; they are not considered the calmest of the three coat types. 

Dachshunds have a bold, energetic, playful, and spunky personality with little stubbornness. 

Yes, wire haired dachshund is the most energetic and hyper of the three coat types. 

They need to be brushed 2-3 times per week, bathing is enough once a month, weekly ear cleaning, and nail trimming once a month is enough for them. 

Yes wire haired dachshunds are very affectionate, especially with their owner. 

Short haired, also called smooth haired have a short, smooth coat throughout the body, while wire haired dachshunds have a rough, coarse, and double-layered coat. 

The normal weight for a miniature is 8-11 pounds, and for a standard is 16-32 pounds. 

Raising effort, socializing from an early age, and frequent health checkups made them expensive. 

Yes, dachshunds like to cuddle with their favorite person. 

Yes, dachshunds tend to bark a lot. Barking is a way of releasing stress, anxiety, and communicating with their companion. 

Dachshunds don’t like to swim naturally, but they can be good swimmers when trained well. 

A wirehaired dachshund can live between 12 and 16 years. Can live even longer when properly cared for. 

Yes, dachshunds can have back problems called  Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD).

Wirehaired dachshunds shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired dachshunds. 

Yes, they can have separation anxiety when they are left alone for a long time. 

The leading cause in dachshunds is cancer, especially in older dachshunds. 

They are considered medium-maintenance breeds because of their small size and low grooming needs. 

Intervertebral disc disease, stubbornness, separation anxiety, and excessive barking are downsides of having a dachshund. 

A wire haired dachshund can cost between 1500$ to 3500$.

They dont smell more than other dog types, their grooming and maintenance affect how they smell.

Among the three types of dachshund long haired considered calm and gentle compared to smooth haired and wire haired.

The biggest weakness of the dachshund is their back; they have a very fragile back, which can lead to dangerous diseases like IDDV.

Wire haired dachshunds are generally not considered calmer than other coat types. They are often seen as the most energetic of the three. 

Yes wire haired dachshunds tend to bark a lot than other three-coated types. They are energetic than other coat types; they need frequent stimulation. 

Female dachshund are slightly easier to train than easier to train than males, because of their maturity; female dachshunds tend to mature earlier than male dachshunds. 

Wire haired dachshunds are generally not rare, but they are less available among the three coat types. 

Wire haired dachshunds can show aggressive tendencies because of their terrier influence, but it really depends on their training and socialization. 

Wire haired dachshunds can show aggressive tendencies because of their terrier influence, but it really depends on their training and socialization. 

Wire haired dachshunds can live 12 to 16 years, or even longer if they are provided proper care. 

Dachshunds can be aggressive when they are not properly socialized. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired.

Yes, wirehaired dachshunds need grooming, regular bathing, brushing their coat, teeth, and cutting their nail is important to their health. 

Wirehaired dachshunds tend to bark a lot because of their history as hunting dogs.

Yes, hairy dachshunds shed more compared to short haired dachshund.

Yes, they shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired dachshund. 

Dachshunds are hard to potty train compared to other dog breeds, because they are stubborn and refuse their owners’ commands. 

Yes, dachshunds are high-energy dogs, especially compared to their small body size. 

Wirehaired dachshunds can have different types of health problems, such as ivdd, heart diseases, obesity, and dental diseases. 

Dachshunds usually calm down after 1 or 2 years of age. 

Wire haired dachshunds are spunky, scruffy, and among the three coat type, they are considered more energetic. 

Yes, they shed like other dogs, but their shedding is less than smooth haired and long haired.

Yes, they like to cuddle with their owner or favorite person. Cuddling is a way of showing affection toward one’s owner.

Yes, they are very barky because of their hunting instinct. They can bark to communicate or release anxiety and stress.

Long haiared dachshunds are the calmest among the three coat types. 

Yes, you can let your dachshund sleep with you if your dog is trained, but remember, they can pee in your bed and make your bed dirty. 

Yes, adult dachshunds can go all night, 7-9 hours without peeing, while seniors and puppies need frequent potty breaks. 

They are not considered a camper; they are the most energetic among the three coat types. 

All three coat type dachshunds share the same core breed personality: bold, clever, affectionate, and and little stubborn.

Yes, they tend to bark a lot, because they are most energetic among three coat type.

They can live between 12 to 16 years old or even longer when properly cared for. 

Yes, dachshunds are often described as a clingy dog; their loyal and affectionate nature makes them a clingy dog. 

Dogs that match their size, like a chihuahua, a beagle, or a French bulldog, are best for their companion, because they have a similar size.

Yes, dachshunds are hard to potty train because of their stubborn nature. 

Wet belly in a dachshund is skin irritation or rash on the underside caused by moisture, allergens, or friction due to their low-to-the-ground body structure.

The most common dachshund color is intervertebral disc disease, a spinal condition that affects about 25 percent of dachshunds during their lifetime. 

Most dachshunds develop intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) between the ages of 3 and 7 years old. 

Jumping from high places like couches puts extreme strain on their long spine and increases the risk of IVDD. 

Labrador retriever, border collie, German shepherd, vizsla, and cavalier king charles spaniel are the breeds that have the worst separation anxiety. 

Dachshunds aren’t naturally bad dogs, but they can seem misbehaved because of their strong personality and stubborn streak. 

Because they are stubborn, they refuse to obey the training command. 

Yes, male dogs sniff more than girl dogs, especially when it comes to scent marking and investigating their surroundings. 

Hand stripping is not painful for the dog, if done correctly, only dead fur needs to be removed. 

Wire-coated dogs, like wire haired dachshund, need to be groomed every 4 to 8 weeks for optimal coat health. 

Hand stripping is better than clipping; it helps to maintain correct coat texture, color, and skin health.  

Yes, dachshunds do shed, and they can smell, but it depends on their coat type, grooming, and coat health.

They don’t have a bad temperament, but they can be stubborn, bold, and independent, which some people see as bad behaviour. 

Leaving them all day without starting is not ideal for them; they are known to form a strong bond with their owner, and leaving them all day without proper training can lead to separation anxiety and destructive behaviour.

Yes, dachshunds can have separation anxiety because they form a strong bond with their owner. 

Mostly dachshunds like to be the only dog in their home, because due to territorial tendencies and jealousy issues. 

They are not rare but less common than long haired and smooth haired.

Yes, you should strip a wire haired dachshund to help reduce shedding. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds are clever and good problem solvers. 

You can stop your dachshund barking by positive reinforcement and proper socialization. 

Yes, they are hard to train because of their stubborn nature. 

They usually shed a lot, but not a lot, though it depends on their coat type; long haired dachshunds shed more than the other two. 

Dachshund ranks 92nd out of 138 dog breeds, considered an average working and obedience intelligence.

We need to know their back problem and early socialization before gettinga dachshund.

Dachshunds can be expensive if you buy from a reputable breeder or are looking for a rare coat type like English cream. 

The lifespan of a jackshund typically ranges from 12 to 16 years. 

It depends on individual preference; they typically don’t have any significant difference.

Smooth haired may show more aggressive tendencies compared to long and wire haired.      

Yes, they are protective of their owner. Despite their small size, they have a strong guarding instinct. 

Dachshunds often pick a person, usually the one who spends the most time with them, feeds them, or gives them affection and attention. 

Because of their affection, they are very attached to their human; lying on you is a way of expressing love. 

You can bathe them every 3 to 4 weeks.

They can be left 2-3 hours after proper training and socialized. 

Yes, they tend to bark a lot because of their hunting instinct. 

Separation anxiety, difficulty in training, IVDD, and dental diseases are cons of owning a dachshund. 

No, wire haired dachshunds are not calm; they are considered more energetic than smooth haired and long haired. 

Yes, they are prone to separation anxiety than any other dog breed, because they are form a strong bond with their close person. 

They are prone to intervertebral disc diseases, obesity, eye problems, and skin allergies. 

They can live up to 20 years if they have good genetics and are properly cared for. 

A 13-year-old dachshund is roughly 68 to 74 human years old. 

Yes, they can be yappy; they are naturally vocal and alert dogs. Not all dachshunds are yappy; many are more alert to the sounds of their surrounding. 

They are high-anxiety dogs, prone to separation anxiety when left for long time.

Yes, they can be good house dogs when trained well and socialized from an early stage. 

The Cavalier King Charles spaniel is a least aggressive small dog, with an extremely gentle and affectionate temperament.

Yes, dachshunds are often very cuddly, especially with their favorite human. They love to snuggle on a blanket, curl up beside you on the couch. 

Yes, a neutered dog still locks with a female, but it usually won’t result in pregnancy, and the behaviour tends to diminish over time.

Long haired dachshunds are the calmest of the three coat types. 

Yes, dapple dachshunds are more expensive than other standard coat patterns, because of their unique coat pattern. 

All types of dachshund share core traits such as loyal and affectionate, clever and stubborn, alert and vocal, and playful and curious.

DNA testing is the most reliable way to tell if a dachshund puppy is pure or not. 

It depends on your need, but owning 2 dachshunds is better than owning just one, because they are pack animals that naturally crave companionship. 

Purebred dachshunds cost range from 1000$ to 3500$ depend on their coat type, coat pattern. 

A dachshund with blue eyes is rare; their blue eyes come from dapple and piebald genes.

Full black dachshunds are rare. Classic dachshund colors include black and tan, chocolate and tan, and other combinations. Solid black without any marks is uncommon. 

Dachshunds in pairs are better because they are pack animals, need companions, but in pairs, they can have jealousy issues. 

Frankie, weenie, sausage, snickers, and Baxter are some good name options for your male dachshund. 

We can tell they are happy or not by watching their body language; they usually wag their tail when they are happy. 

A full-breed dachshund typically costs between 1000$ and 3500$, depending on coat type and rare color patterns. 

Dachshunds have big front paws because of their purpose of breeding; they were bred to hunt badgers and other burrowing animals underground, needing to dig underground, which made their front paws big naturally. 

They can live between 12 to 16 years when provided with good care. 

Unique coat color and unique coat pattern made them more expensive.

Stud fee depends on the male’s coat pattern, typically ranges between $ and 1500$.

Dachshunds are fully grown in 12 to 18 months, when their bodies are fully grown. 

Yes, they are intelligent dogs with a little stubborn nature. 

Dachshunds love their owner or caretaker the most, because they have a pack instinct very attached to their companion. 

The cost of a dachshund can vary depending on the breed type. Generally, a dachshund can cost $500 to $3500.

No, dachshunds are not hypoallergenic like many other dogs.

A miniature dachshund typically weighs 11 pounds (5kg) and stands about 5 to 6 inches (13-15cm) at the shoulder height.

The dachshund comes from the German word for badger dog. It is made of dachs (badgers) and hund (dog) meaning badger’s dog.

A miniature Dachshund weighs around 11 pounds (5 kg), while a standard Dachshund can range from 16 to 32 pounds (7.3-14.5 kg).

National Dachshund Day is celebrated on June 21st.

To keep a dachshund entertained, you need to include physical activity and mental stimulation. You can also give them various types of toys to keep them entertained.

The cost of a mini dachshund can vary depending on the location, but generally it ranges from $300 to $3,500

The height of a mini dachshund at the shoulder is between 13 to 15 cm, and its weight can be up to 11 pounds.

Mini dachshunds can weigh up to 11 pounds (5 kg).

 Miniature dachshunds are 13 to 18 inches long.

The mini dachshund is a smaller version of the standard dachshund. To be classified as a mini dachshund, it must meet specific weight and height requirements.

A mini dachshund puppy is fully grown at around 12 months of age.

Generally, if a mini dachshund is healthy, it can live between 12 to 16 years.

You can become a great dachshund owner by giving your dog a healthy diet, training with patience, providing regular exercise, protecting their back, and making sure they feel comfortable.

Yes, dachshunds can be excellent family dogs because they are loyal, curious, have unique personalities, are good with kids, and have protective traits.

Yes, dachshunds can be good with cats when their personalities match.

Dachshunds can get along well with other dogs when their personalities match and you introduce them properly.

Yes, like any breed dachshund can be good with kids if they are treated properly. They are very loyal and affectionate.

There are many types of Dachshund dog food available in the market, among which breed-specific and high-quality options like Royal Canin Dachshund Dry Dog Food and Hill’s Science Diet Adult Small Paws are considered the best for Dachshunds.

There are many feed options available in the market for Dachshund puppies. Among them, Royal Canin Dachshund Puppy Dry Dog Food and Hill’s Science Diet Puppy Small Paws are considered the best choices for Dachshund puppies.

There are many types of Dachshund dog food available in the market, among which breed-specific and high-quality options like Royal Canin Dachshund Dry Dog Food and Hill’s Science Diet Adult Small Paws are considered the best for miniature Dachshunds.

In the market, many types of feed are available for your dachshund. From them, you can choose Hill’s Science Diet Puppy Small Paws or Royal Canin Dachshund Puppy Dry Dog Food, which is considered the best for your dachshund.

Your dachshund licks you for various reasons, like showing love, seeking attention, or feeling comforted. Generally, it’s a way to show affection to their owner.

Dachshund is not a wrost breed at all; it is a good breed for those who love small, energetic, and affectionate dogs.

To calm a dachshund attack, you need to stay calm, not anxious, and avoid eye contact. Being anxious and eye contact with a dog can trigger more aggression in a dachshund.

Giving a consistent routine, daily exercise, and stimulatio,n and providing a comfortable place helps to reduce dachshund anxiety.

Dachshunds can howl at night for various reasons, like separation anxiety, reacting to other environmental sounds like sirens and wolf howling, and boredom. They may also howl to seek attention or to experience discomfort and pain.

Dachshund howls can have various meanings depending on their situation. They may show howling behaviour for attention seeking, they may feel pain and discomfort, they hear another animal or dog sound, or they feel warned about their owner or their area. 

Yes, you can leave your dachshund alone if your dog is not anxious when left alone.

Yes, you can leave your dachshund alone if your dog is not anxious when left alone.

You can leave your adult dachshund for 4-6 hours and your puppy for 2-3 hours after proper training.

They can seem naughty because of their independent and stubborn nature. They are small but fearless hunting dogs. 

In 2025, June 21 falls on a Saturday, making it a perfect day to celebrate with your dachshund.

They are not considered rare, but the least common among the three coat types. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired because their wiry outer coat trap loose hair better. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds tend to bark a lot because of their terrier ancestry. They were bred to hunt badgers and other burrowing animals. 

Dachshunds are small, affectionate dogs, but their back problems, excessive barking, stubbornness, and higher chance of separation anxiety make them challenging for their owners. 

If they are cared for well, they can live between 12 to 16 years old. Other factor such as genetics, veterinary care, and prevention of injury also affect their lifespan. 

Yes, dachshunds have different types of health issues, such as iddv, dental diseases, and heart diseases. 

They are not inherently aggressive dogs, but sometimes they can show aggressive behaviour because of terrier influence, protectiveness, or fear and anxiety. 

There is no single best color for a dachshund; it really depends on personal choice. Red, black, and tan, chocolate and tan, English cream and brindle are most popular among dachshund lovers.

English cream, blue, isabella, dapple, and wild boar are the most expensive dachshund colors. 

Wire haired dachshunds are not considered calmer than other coat type; smooth haired and long haired is considered calmer compared to wire haired dachshunds. 

Among the three coat types of dachshund long haired and wire haired tend to shed more compared to smooth haired.

They generally don’t need a haircut, but they need regular coat maintenance by brushing and hand-stripping. 

Yes wire haired dachshunds tend to bark a lot. All dachshunds are known for their vocal behaviour. Many dachshund owners also find that wire haired dachshunds are more vocal than other coat types. 

Dachshunds typically live between 12 and 16 years. Many live even longer when properly cared for. 

Wire haired dachshunds are sometimes tricky to identify; however, here are some signs that help identify wire haired puppy. They can be recognized by their beard, brows, and coat texture; they typically have a rough, bristy, or wiry coat. 

No wire haired dachshunds are not hypoallergenic; they shed less than long haired and smooth haired, but they can still trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. 

None of the dachshunds are completely shedless; all dachshunds shed, but wire haired dachshunds shed the least compared to smooth haired and long haired. 

Yes, an adult dachshund sleeps 12 to 14 hours a day, while puppies and seniors may sleep up to 18 hours a day. 

Yes, dachshunds are prone to back problems because of their unique long back and short leg body structure. 

Yes, dachshunds are very vocal dogs; they tend to bark a lot because of their hunting instinct. During hunting time, they need to communicate with their companion; therefore, they bark a lot. 

No wire haired dachshunds dont have any smell naturally, but they may smell bad when not properly groomed. 

Yes, dachshunds are smart, clever, and independent, and they are the best problem solvers because of their hunter instinct. 

Yes, dachshunds generally calm down as they get older, especially after reaching 1 to 2 years of age. 

Dachshund costs depend on various things like the breeder’s reputation, location, and dachshund coat type. Generally, a dachshund puppy costs between 500$ to 3500$.

Yes, dachshunds are hard to train because of their stubborn and independent nature. 

Yes, a dachshund can be left alone for a few hours after proper training to be alone. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds can be a good dog if you love wiry coat texture dogs with a bold, smart, and playful nature. 

A wire haired dachshund puppy from a reputable breed can cost between 500$ to 3500$ 

Yes wire haired dachshund are less common than smooth haired and long haired types, especially in some countries like the USA and Canada. 

Wire haired dachshunds shed less than smooth haired and long haired, because their wiry coat texture traps loose hair. 

Yes, like all dachshund wire haired dachshunds tend to bark excessively, barking is their way of releasing stress, anxiety, and communicating with their favorite person. 

They are prone to back problems, prone to separation anxiety, and they are stubborn, which makes their training process hard. 

Yes, dachshunds are prone to certain health issues like iddv, dental diseases, obesity, heart diseases, and skin allergies and infections. 

Yes, they shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired coat types. 

Not exactly wire haired dachshunds are the most energetic and spirited of the three coat types; they are not considered the calmest of the three coat types. 

Dachshunds have a bold, energetic, playful, and spunky personality with little stubbornness.

Yes, wire haired dachshund is the most energetic and hyper of the three coat types. 

They need to be brushed 2-3 times per week, bathing is enough once a month, weekly ear cleaning, and nail trimming once a month is enough for them. 

Yes wire haired dachshunds are very affectionate, especially with their owner. 

Short haired, also called smooth haired have a short, smooth coat throughout the body, while wire haired dachshunds have a rough, coarse, and double-layered coat. 

The normal weight for a miniature is 8-11 pounds, and for a standard is 16-32 pounds. 

Raising effort, socializing from an early age, and frequent health checkups made them expensive. 

Yes, dachshunds like to cuddle with their favorite person. 

Yes, dachshunds tend to bark a lot. Barking is a way of releasing stress, anxiety, and communicating with their companion. 

Dachshunds don’t like to swim naturally, but they can be good swimmers when trained well. 

A wirehaired dachshund can live between 12 and 16 years. Can live even longer when properly cared for. 

Yes, dachshunds can have back problems called  Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD).

Wirehaired dachshunds shed, but less than smooth haired and long haired dachshunds. 

Yes, they can have separation anxiety when they are left alone for a long time. 

The leading cause in dachshunds is cancer, especially in older dachshunds. 

They are considered medium-maintenance breeds because of their small size and low grooming needs. 

Intervertebral disc disease, stubbornness, separation anxiety, and excessive barking are downsides of having a dachshund. 

A wire haired dachshund can cost between 1500$ to 3500$.

They dont smell more than other dog types, their grooming and maintenance affect how they smell.

Among the three types of dachshund long haired considered calm and gentle compared to smooth haired and wire haired.

The biggest weakness of the dachshund is their back; they have a very fragile back, which can lead to dangerous diseases like IDDV.

Wire haired dachshunds are generally not considered calmer than other coat types. They are often seen as the most energetic of the three. 

Yes wire haired dachshunds tend to bark a lot than other three-coated types. They are energetic than other coat types; they need frequent stimulation. 

Female dachshund are slightly easier to train than easier to train than males, because of their maturity; female dachshunds tend to mature earlier than male dachshunds. 

Wire haired dachshunds are generally not rare, but they are less available among the three coat types. 

Yes, wirehaired dachshunds are smart dogs; all smooth haired, long haired, and wirehaired dachshunds are very smart. But wirehaired dachshunds stand out a more clever and intelligent. 

Yes, wire haired dachshunds have to be regularly stripped to keep their coat healthy. 

The most sought after dachshund color is often considered to be the English cream, especially with long haired variety. 

Yes dachshunds are good pets, affectionate and loyal, bold and full of personality.