Sampson is slowly starting to get used to the snow, being a California Dachshund who has moved to New England… But… where to potty when there is snow on the ground? Well it’s quite simple actually (except maybe for the Dachshunds daddy or mommy), just shovel out an area to go potty! Here’s the thing……
A crate provides your dachshund a secure place of his own. By the way, all dogs should be crate trained when they’re pups. Crates help in-house training. They provide a safe means of car travel, and provide a safe haven when staying with friends or at hotels. A crate trained dog will also fare better…
If your Dachshund has ‘separation anxiety’, here are some suggestions that may help. Whether you have a Dachshund puppy or a Dachshund that is ‘new to you’ one way to stop separation anxiety is to train your Dachshund to be alone. Just as you would potty train your puppy, starting right away with separation training…
Separation anxiety or distress can be a normal but undesirable behavior in young Dachshunds, particularly Dachshunds that are ‘new to you’. Pretty much any puppy will experience separation distress or anxiety. How you handle the situation will determine how long your Dachshund will have separation anxiety. A Dachshund that’s ‘new to you’ may also experience…
Dachshunds are one of the dog breeds that are the hardest and most difficult to potty train. There are various methods for potty training, but the following potty training information is what worked for me and hopefully will be helpful to you, as you potty train your Dachshund. Hello Everyone! I am guest author Lauren…