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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits.
The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these
dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth
century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long
bodies, and hound-like ears.
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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits. The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long bodies, and hound-like ears. To this day, the dachshund'sshort
muscular legs are well suited for burrowing into tunnels and
underground lairs, although the breed has never been active
as ahunting dog in the United States. As pets, dachshunds are
lively,loyal, and assertive watchdogs.
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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits. The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long bodies, and hound-like ears. To this day, the dachshund'sshort
muscular legs are well suited for burrowing into tunnels and
underground lairs, although the breed has never been active
as ahunting dog in the United States. As pets, dachshunds are
lively,loyal, and assertive watchdogs.
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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits. The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long bodies, and hound-like ears. To this day, the dachshund'sshort
muscular legs are well suited for burrowing into tunnels and
underground lairs, although the breed has never been active
as ahunting dog in the United States. As pets, dachshunds are
lively,loyal, and assertive watchdogs.
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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits. The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long bodies, and hound-like ears. To this day, the dachshund'sshort
muscular legs are well suited for burrowing into tunnels and
underground lairs, although the breed has never been active
as ahunting dog in the United States. As pets, dachshunds are
lively,loyal, and assertive watchdogs.
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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits. The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long bodies, and hound-like ears. To this day, the dachshund'sshort
muscular legs are well suited for burrowing into tunnels and
underground lairs, although the breed has never been active
as ahunting dog in the United States. As pets, dachshunds are
lively,loyal, and assertive watchdogs.
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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits. The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long bodies, and hound-like ears. To this day, the dachshund'sshort
muscular legs are well suited for burrowing into tunnels and
underground lairs, although the breed has never been active
as ahunting dog in the United States. As pets, dachshunds are
lively,loyal, and assertive watchdogs.
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The dachshund was originally used to hunt badgers, wild boar,
foxes, and rabbits. The name "dachshund" means "badger dog" in German, where these dogs were first bred. Woodcuts and paintings from the fifteenth century show badgers being hunted by dogs withshort legs, long bodies, and hound-like ears. To this day, the dachshund'sshort
muscular legs are well suited for burrowing into tunnels and
underground lairs, although the breed has never been active
as ahunting dog in the United States. As pets, dachshunds are
lively,loyal, and assertive watchdogs.