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Old April 6th 05, 03:22 PM
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I am looking for a puppy and have been considering a mini wire haired
dachshund. I currently have a 9 yr old Irish Wolfhound would this be a
risky mix with such a small dog?

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Old April 6th 05, 05:00 PM
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I am looking for a puppy and have been considering a mini wire haired
dachshund. I currently have a 9 yr old Irish Wolfhound would this be a
risky mix with such a small dog?


Min. Dachshunds are tough little dogs. They are more prone to disc injury
than many breeds but they don't have to be pampered either. I think most of
your decision will depend on the habits of your existing dog. Is he
extremely physical, does he stomp things with his paws when playing, will he
accept another dog into the house? If he's not likely to be extremely
physical (in a dangerous way) with the little dog and he will accept a new
dog into the home then I think you'll be fine.

Min. Dachshunds are **stubborn, hard-headed, independent, snotty** little
dogs so be sure you want a supreme rule living in your house. They,
especially the males, will constantly assume that role without firm
leadership. They're great little dogs when trained & raised properly but
too often they don't get the hardcore and/or long-term obedience training
they need and they become little demons.

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Tara


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Old April 6th 05, 05:49 PM
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I am looking for a puppy and have been considering a mini wire haired
dachshund. I currently have a 9 yr old Irish Wolfhound would this be a
risky mix with such a small dog?


Putting aside all genuine comments about the combination, I think they'd
make a wonderful pair to look at...


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Old April 7th 05, 03:41 AM
Tee
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I know someone who has a mini dachshund and a Rottie. One guess which
one's in charge.


LOL. There hasn't been a Boxer in my home yet, not even those who were
small-animal aggressive or seriously dominant, who wasn't utterly petrified
of and totally respectful to Pebbles who wasn't even as tall as their
elbows. When I'd have the dogs out in public people were always amazed to
see a big Boxer next to a little Min. Dachshund and almost everyone asked
how I managed it (protecting Pebbles). If they only knew how much
personality and fearless idiocy those little dogs have.

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Tara


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Old April 8th 05, 08:42 PM
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Tee wrote:
"Debbie the Dogged" wrote in

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I know someone who has a mini dachshund and a Rottie. One guess

which
one's in charge.


LOL. There hasn't been a Boxer in my home yet, not even those who

were
small-animal aggressive or seriously dominant, who wasn't utterly

petrified
of and totally respectful to Pebbles who wasn't even as tall as their


elbows. When I'd have the dogs out in public people were always

amazed to
see a big Boxer next to a little Min. Dachshund and almost everyone

asked
how I managed it (protecting Pebbles). If they only knew how much
personality and fearless idiocy those little dogs have.

--
Tara


There's someone who owns and works Catahoulas who also has a Min.
Dachshund, "Meeko." There's a picture of Meeko in the hog pen baying
her little heart out at the practice hogs. No one has the heart to
tell her she's not a Catahoula.

-Amanda
Lucy Anna Skye, MB-CD, CGC
BIMBS CH Cat's Cradle's Beaufort, CGC
http://www.uberpest.com

 




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