Dachshund (Kaninchen Wire Haired)

Rabbit Dachshund Wire Haired
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Summary

  • The Kaninchen Wire Haired Dachshund is a small, German breed developed for hunting rabbits, known for their short, harsh coat and a lively, intelligent temperament. This breed requires moderate exercise, consistent training, and can be prone to certain health issues.

Origin and Purpose

  • Developed in Germany to hunt small game such as rabbits.

Appearance

Dimensions

GenderHeightWeight
FemaleUp to 15 cmUp to 3.5 kg
MaleUp to 15 cmUp to 3.5 kg

Coat

AttributeNotes
Color
  • Most colours, including brindles and dapples
Type
  • Short, dense, harsh outer coat with a soft undercoat.
Length
  • Short

Care

AttributeNotes
Shedding
  • Moderate
Grooming
  • Weekly brushing
Drooling
  • Low

Body

AttributeNotes
Head
  • Elongated, tapers to the nose
Skull
  • Slightly arched
Ears
  • Set high, rounded and hanging
Eyes
  • Medium size, oval, dark
Nose
  • Black
Muzzle
  • Long, strong jaws
Teeth
  • Scissor bite
Neck
  • Muscular, slightly arched
Forequarters
  • Strong, well muscled
Fore Legs
  • Short, straight
Hindquarters
  • Strong and well-muscled
Hind Legs
  • Short, straight when viewed from the rear
Feet
  • Tight, well arched
Tail
  • Set in continuation of the spine.
Gait
  • Free and flowing

Temperament

  • Intelligent, courageous, lively and affectionate, can be stubborn.

Social

AttributeNotes
Affectionate with Family
  • Yes
Good with Children
  • Can be good with children if socialised early
Good with Dogs
  • Can be good with other dogs if socialised early
Good with Cats
  • Can be good with cats if socialised early
Openness to Strangers
  • Reserved with strangers
Playfulness Level
  • Moderate
Protective Nature
  • Moderate
Adaptability Level
  • Moderate

Working Roles

  • Hunting small game

Exercise Needs

  • Moderate daily exercise

Health

  • Prone to back problems, eye issues and heart problems.

Additional Notes

  • Independent nature, requires consistent training

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