How do you know whether a Dachshund is pure or not? The head of a purebred Dachshund is inverted cone shape, with sharp teeth and a tight bite. The gait should be coordinated and smooth. Although the legs cannot be lifted particularly high, the front legs are very malleable. Good; The neck of a purebred Dachshund is moderately long, muscular, and the hair is smooth and thick, neat and clean.

To determine whether a Dachshund is a purebred, you must first look at its head. Generally speaking, the head of a purebred Dachshund is in the shape of an inverted cone when viewed from above, and usually becomes tapering to the nose. Additionally, its eyes are generally medium in size and essentially almond-shaped with dark rims. In addition, its teeth are very sharp and relatively neat. The upper and lower rows of teeth bite tightly like a scissor.

Another way to look at purebred Dachshunds is to look at their gait. Generally speaking, the gait of a purebred Dachshund is steady and smooth. Its forelimbs stretch forward very well, but it cannot lift its legs very high. In addition, the movements of the front and rear limbs of a purebred dachshund are very coordinated and tacit, and its rear foot pads are clearly visible, which is generally a purebred dog.

Purebred Dachshunds have moderately long necks and plump ruffs. The body length is slightly longer than the body height, the chest is moderately wide and deep, and the ribs are well curved. The back is straight, the waist is wide, and the abdomen is tucked in. The tail is curved on the back.

Choose a dog with thick, fine and soft coat, flat head, pointed muzzle, bright eyes, erect ears, tail curled to the back, plump fur, strong limbs, and pure white coat color. .