The Dachshund is quite lively, cheerful, brave, cautious and confident. It is a happy dog ​​that often does funny things. Unyielding when working above or below ground, all senses are highly developed. Outdoors, the Dachshund is brave, energetic and tireless; indoors, it is loving and sensitive, friendly when quiet, playful when playing, and wary around strangers.

The Dachshund is a true working dog that is brave and alert, combining strength and agility. Having been companions and servants of humans for centuries, Dachshunds are intelligent and affectionate members of the family. He is determined and confident, without any tendency to be shy or aggressive.

The Dachshund has a calm personality, likes regular exercise, and has abundant energy. Playing outdoors is the happiest thing for it. It is a healthy breed. They have a strong expression of curiosity and are not easily excited or aggressive.

A Dachshund with strong curiosity, can get along peacefully with other pets, is loyal to its owner, barks excitedly and shows enthusiastic movements to welcome strangers.

Dachshunds are also very good at acting coquettishly. They will act like a baby when they see your smile, act like a baby when they are lonely and bored and need your company, act like a baby when they are tired from walking outside and want a hug from you, act like a baby when they are hungry or want a toy. They will look at you with their delicate eyes, lovingly and pitifully, and they will lower their heads and rub your trouser legs with their big droopy ears, making you unable to bear to refuse any of its requests.

Dachshunds have an amazing aura of communicating with people, and they do not hide their frank joy and sadness. Their exquisite facial features and rich body language are full of unique expressive abilities, and they can communicate without complicated conversations. It allows us to deeply feel their emotions.

When the sausage narrows its eyes and sticks out its tongue, it means it is in a happy mood. They also express happiness by wagging their tails vigorously, twisting their bodies from side to side, and walking lightly. When it makes a "humming" sound from its nose, it is also a symbol of happiness. When they get close to people, they will raise their tails and swing them horizontally, stretch their necks, and trot briskly. Their eyes will shine with light, and they will keep jumping, and their whole bodies will show uncontrollable happiness. When it sticks out its tongue and "haha" to act coquettishly to its owner, it is also a happy time for it. Owners may wish to share this happiness with it.