First of all, to see if 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.

Secondly, another starting point for how to judge a purebred Dachshund is to look at its 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.

Finally, the way to tell if a Dachshund is purebred is to look at its neck. Purebred Dachshunds generally have relatively long necks, and the neck muscles are relatively developed without excess fat. In addition, the hair on the neck is relatively neat and clean. The above is my summary of how to determine whether a Dachshund is a purebred dog. I hope it can help you choose the purebred Dachshund dog you like.