![]() The Dachshund was engineered for this hunting activity and it is directly reflected through its unique body shape. Books from that era describe certain dogs named “Dachs Kriecher” (meaning “badger crawler”) or “Dachs Krieger” (“badger warrior”), and it is largely believed that this is when the Dachshund breed was actually developed as such- the previous mentions were more general and referred to all types of dogs fulfilling the role of badger hunting rather than a specific breed.īred to track and hunt badgers, this breed was developed with the specific sport in mind. Some sources place the origin of the breed as far as the 15th century, but a more likelier number is late 17th to early 18th century, when first concrete mentions of a dachshund-like breed can be found. ![]() The Dachshund can trace its origins hundreds of years ago to Germany. You may know it as the “Weiner Dog,” but its actual breed name is Dachshund. If you’re looking for a happy addition to your family, you can’t go wrong with a Dachshund – it always has a friendly look on its face. Another distinguishing characteristic is its long ears that are soft to the touch. Its eyes are either brownish black or deep red. ![]() The only difference between the three is size and coat description the distinct build is the same in any of the types.īoasting a regal and intelligent expression on its face, the Dachshund has a long head with protruding and arched eyebrows, a long muzzle with a scissor bite and very strong teeth. Known for its long, stretched-out appearance and short legs, there are three types of Dachshunds: long-haired, wired-haired and short-haired. Where else will you find such esteemed (and adorable!) researchers–we believe every word they say. If you’ve not checked The Onion out before, friends…now.is.the.time! When the elite team of pet researchers released the information, Nugget did have to amend his findings, saying that it turns out that 100% of owners who come back into driveways, do, in fact, come back at the end of the day, and they may be working on some further research. Related: Das Funny! Volkswagen’s Prank Ad of Autonomous Dog Walking Gadget More, the researchers found that any time a pet owner says she’ll “Be back soon, puppers!” it most likely means the world is coming to an end and the pets will most undoubtedly starve to death, waiting for their owner. ![]() The lead researcher of the study, a West Highland Terrier named Nugget, shared the very conclusive data that every human who tells a pet they are just going to work is, in fact, a big, fat Liar McLiar Pants and gone forever. Such was the case recently, when they shared the latest from a very prestigious group of pets, experts in the field of human behavior. Related: 6 Easy Ways to Train Your Dog Every Day The Onion is known for posting articles that chronicle the real-life world in hilarious ways that make you nod your head with the obviousness of it all. Now, they’re publishing research from esteemed Pet Scientists, and let’s just say… it’s a good thing we’re housetrained. The Onion is famous for making light of funny human antics.
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