This is the video that made Jesse the Jack Russell a YouTube superstar. viagra out more about his training regime and see more videos here.
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Congratulations to Beanie the wirehaired Dachshund who popped out four gorgeous, healthy puppies.
Beanie’s Babies from Travis Long on Vimeo.
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The lobster dog in a pot
Dachshund dressed as moose for Halloween
Sorry but we preferred the lobster dog to the Dachshund moose.
As a terrible Halloween person, who only twice in her life has ever put together a decent costume, I am totally in awe of these dogs and their wonderfully original and creative outfits.
Browse the Daily Dachshund‘s Halloween archives for more costume inspiration for wiener dogs.
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Both Dachshunds and Scottish Terriers were bred for badger hunting.
Abby and Charlie by Kyjen Photos, on Flickr
But can you really see the likes of the two dogs above dealing with the two creatures below?
Badgers in beech woods September 2010 Richard Hopkns by rehopkins, on Flickr
That’s the question being discussed at — where else? — the Carnivora forum, where they note that the dogs’ job was to flush the badgers out not necessarily to take them down. Here’s a long-ago Dachshund at work hunting.
Dachshund confronting a badger
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Hot dog by marymactavish, on Flickr
Keep your costumed Dachshund safe and watch out for your wiener dogs even when they’re not dressed up. Halloween can be dangerous for pets.
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Not only has he won his Trick title, he also has his own blog where you can read all about his training.
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The Milwaukee Journal reports on how Dachshunds and other small dogs including Scotties gained in popularity during the 1930s.
Read an interesting theory on why Wiener dogs became the rage.
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