1. Smart

Dachshunds are very smart, and their ability to learn is much higher than that of some common pet dog breeds. Therefore, owners who raise dachshunds will have a much easier time teaching their dachshunds to use the toilet and refuse to be fed by others. The intelligence of dachshunds can also be seen from their obedience. In fact, dachshunds are very obedient to their owners’ orders and basically will not disobey their owners’ instructions. Therefore, owners must set an example for themselves when educating dachshunds. prestige.

　2. Lively personality

Despite their petite size, Dachshunds are very lively and cheerful little fur babies. Dachshunds like to play outside very much, especially on some lawns. Every time they go out, they can be excited. Therefore, Dachshunds have a very lively personality and can bring full positive energy to their owners. However, the liveliness of Dachshunds sometimes brings certain troubles to their owners, and can even become a fatal flaw of Dachshunds. Therefore, the liveliness of Dachshunds needs to be controlled to a certain extent and requires education from their owners.

　3. Easy to raise

The Dachshund also has a very good advantage, that is, it is easy to raise. Nowadays, many people who want to keep a dog are worried about whether the pet dog is easy to keep. In fact, such problems do not put any pressure on Dachshunds at all, because Dachshunds are very independent, so when they arrive in a new environment, they will adapt to the environment more easily. Therefore, people who want to raise a Dachshund do not need to worry about whether the Dachshund is easy to raise.

Disadvantages of Dachshunds

1. I have a bad temper

Not only that, Dachshunds also have a bad temper. In fact, this is a common problem with small dogs, such as the more common Teddy, which are also relatively ferocious small dogs. Small dogs tend to get angry easily when they meet strangers and yell at strangers, which can easily scare others. The reason for this situation is that small dogs are afraid that others will cause harm to themselves. However, this situation can be well alleviated and requires more training from the owner.

2. Likes to chase small animals

While raising a dachshund, do not raise small animals at home, such as hamsters or birds. Because of the personality of Dachshunds, they like to chase small animals very much. If the owner accidentally releases the small animals in the home, it is very likely to become the Dachshund's meal, which will only increase the trouble. When raising a dachshund, try to ensure that other small animals in the home are in a safe position, so as to avoid tragedies.