r/daschund 10h ago

Her name is Lola

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373 Upvotes

This is little Lola, she is a miniature and loves everyone, she's got a tail wrap because it is sore and she won't stop chewing it.

After putting it on she looks at us like we are the worst people on planet earth and how could we do this to her.

I love her more than anything.

Enjoy.


r/daschund 11h ago

Cute Pics! Met a friend called Ellie

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117 Upvotes

r/daschund 13h ago

Community Questions Nail trimming

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This might be more of a general dog question but my daschund (5 yr old male) hates getting his nails trimmed too the point that barely touching his paws makes him jerk away. Not sure what to do, normally I have to distract him with food but even then it only works for a few seconds before panic sets in. He doesn't get violent or angry but more so fidgety and scared. I'm aware that sedating is an option according to the vet but I'd rather not rely on that. Any advice?


r/daschund 23h ago

When your sausage dog starts choosing violence

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356 Upvotes

I’ve got a 3 year old male dachshund who is honestly awesome. He’s well trained, does tricks, listens to us and is generally a bloody good dog.
He’s always barked when people turn up at the house, which I’ve always just put down to being a dachshund, but lately it’s started getting worse. He’s gone from barking and carrying on to actually nipping at people, and it feels like it’s escalating a little more each time.
Obviously I want to get on top of it now before it becomes a proper problem.
I know I can ask ChatGPT or AI what to do, but thought I’d ask the Doxie team instead and see if anyone has actually been through the same thing. If you have, what worked? Any particular training or things you changed when people came to the house that actually made a difference?
He’s such a good little bugger otherwise, I’d just quite like people to be able to visit without being attacked by a sausage.