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  • ...dog" in German. Badgers are a formidable opponent for their size, and the dachshund, perhaps accordingly, has earned a reputation for "extraordinary courage an ...ng to "go to ground" and hunt its quarry in tunnels. Hound or terrier, the dachshund makes a good hunting dog, in or out of a tunnel, and will bay while it foll
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  • ...dog" in German. Badgers are a formidable opponent for their size, and the dachshund, perhaps accordingly, has earned a reputation for "extraordinary courage an ...ng to "go to ground" and hunt its quarry in tunnels. Hound or terrier, the dachshund makes a good hunting dog, in or out of a tunnel, and will bay while it foll
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  • Image:Dachshund puppies.jpg|Long-haired dachshund with puppies Image:Puddy_sleepy.jpg|Short haired dachshund
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  • ...or ''red hot.'' It is made using a [[Germany|German-style]] frankfurter or dachshund sausage that is boiled, fried, or grilled. The traditional sausage is prepa ...in [[New York, New York|New York City]]. He is recorded to have sold 3,684 dachshund sausages in his first year alone. He served his sausages inside a milk roll
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  • ...least to [[Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom|Queen Elizabeth]]'s Dorgis (Dachshund/Corgi). However, extremely few of these become mainstream "breeds" over lon
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  • The munchkin has been called" the feline version of the dachshund". (reference for quote: James R. Richards D.V.M., ASPCA Complete Guide to C
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  • ...s-at-DWP.jpg|thumbnail|left|300px|Long in the body and short in the leg, [[Dachshund]]s are a distinctive breed of hound dog.]]
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  • [[Image:Dachshund puppies.jpg|thumbnail|right|350px| At home: a long-haired dachshund with her puppies.]]
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  • *[[Dachshund]]
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