Hi again Tracy,

Well, Fritz and Frazier, our two older ones were no problem at all.  For us and
for all of our friends that have doxies, having two seems to be easier than just
one.  Ours are minis too.  We got Fritz first and then we got Frazier 6 months
later, while Fritz was still a puppy.  It's like Fritz taught Frazier and we
never had any problems.  Well, now we have Franklin and Franklin is a Silver
Dapple, which sounds like yours may be too.  Franklin has been kind of hard to
potty train.  We tried to be really consistent and take him out, it's just that
he's kind of a wierd dog.  He actually peed on my husband while he was sitting
there watching tv (my dog was watching tv, not my husband).  He poops right as
you step out of the front door, where our others go in the flower beds.  He
still poops and occassionally pees inside and it drives me crazy.  Also,
Franklin will be one in February.  When we talked with our vet about it, he
suggested we let the older ones try to teach him, that is,
  send them all out together, so that's what we've been doing and it seems to be
working lately (fingers crossed).  I'm not sure how yours will be, but mine hate
to be cold, so if the grass is wet, if it's raining or really cold, they don't
want to go out.  Just try to be consistent and the best advice is take him out
every twenty minutes to half hour at first whether he has to go our not.  Make
sure you say your "training word", like "peepee" or "potty" or "tinkle", because
I swear, my dogs know the word.  Say it EVERYTIME you take him out.  You should
be fine.

I can't wait to hear all about him when you have time.  It makes me sad to know
he was at the shelter.  Never in a million years could I ever think of taking
mine to a shelter or letting them stay there any longer than need be.  He is
lucky to have you.  Good luck.

Kat



The8CarWins@... wrote: Thanks for posting Kat.   Bailey is actually a mini
daschund weighing in at a
hefty 9 lbs!  He is very thin, you can feel his rib cage when he is picked
up, probably because he has been completely stressed out being in the humane
society for the past 2 weeks.  His owners kept saying they were coming and then
never did, but I am glad because he will be so loved here.

My main concern because of my lack of experience is how I will potty train
him if he is not.   I have heard from others and a lil bit from reading on this
group that they are hard to potty train, yet in the 2 books I read about this
breed, tells me they are smart and should be easy to potty train if you are
consistent with what you are doing, I.E, wake up... potty... feed...  potty,
etc.

Were your doxies hard to potty train?  If so any tips?

Tracy :)


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Thanks for posting Kat.   Bailey is actually a mini daschund weighing in at a
hefty 9 lbs!  He is very thin, you can feel his rib cage when he is picked
up, probably because he has been completely stressed out being in the humane
society for the past 2 weeks.  His owners kept saying they were coming and then
never did, but I am glad because he will be so loved here.

My main concern because of my lack of experience is how I will potty train
him if he is not.   I have heard from others and a lil bit from reading on this
group that they are hard to potty train, yet in the 2 books I read about this
breed, tells me they are smart and should be easy to potty train if you are
consistent with what you are doing, I.E, wake up... potty... feed...  potty,
etc.

Were your doxies hard to potty train?  If so any tips?

Tracy :)


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Hi Tracy,

How sweet that you adopted your new little one from the Humane Society.

You are just going to fall in love with your buddy.  I was never a "daschund
person" and I used to make fun of my husband for liking the breed and then we
got two "doxies".  I love them.  I will never have any other kind of dog. . .
EVER!!!  They are very smart and lovable.  They can be territorial.  They have
no idea of their size (at least mine don't).  They love to be warm.  They burrow
in blankets, ours sleep with us.  I would suggest if you keep him outside while
your gone to keep some blankets in his pen or doghouse.  Our doxies are actually
slim and trim, but I know many that are very fat.  They all tend to be over
eaters.  We were told by our breeder to let them self-feed and they will
regulate themselves, so that is what we did from the beginning.  Their bowl is
never empty and we are always stopped by people when we walk them (which isn't
that often) and asked how we keep ours so trim.  Another thing I've found out
that is similar in all three of ours (oh, I forgot to
  mention, we bred one of ours and kept the puppy, so now we have three), is that
when they are sleepy or right before going to bed, they will either lick a spot
on the sheets or on like my calf and it's the same ritual every night before we
go to sleep.  Does that happen to anybody else?

Well, Tracy, I've gone on and on.  Good luck with your little friend.  Post and
tell us how you like him.

Take care,

Kat



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Pick him up from the Humane Society Tommorow, he is being neutered
today.  He is 1 year old, black long hair with grey speckles
throughout.   Super Sweet Dog.  I joined this group so I could read
what others had to say about thier daschunds and maybe get some
pointers.  I have never even had a dog! I am 28 years old!  LOL

Tracy




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Pick him up from the Humane Society Tommorow, he is being neutered
today.  He is 1 year old, black long hair with grey speckles
throughout.   Super Sweet Dog.  I joined this group so I could read
what others had to say about thier daschunds and maybe get some
pointers.  I have never even had a dog! I am 28 years old!  LOL

Tracy

Just wanted to say I think it is great that there is a club to
discuss these wonderful little animals. We have a long haired wonder
named Annie, she is 7 months old and was the runt of the litter.  My
daughter also bought one of Annie's litter mates and Sadie is
already almost twice the size of Annie.  She is the best thing that
has happened to us.  Very loving and a little cuddler. Fighting
fleas at the momnent and we have tried everything even Frontline.
Any suggestions for a natural way to get rid of them?  Short of
picking them off.
Theresa

Hi Jo,

Welcome.  Well it sounds like Oscar has a wonderful home and life with you now.
That's nice.

About his aggression . . . I have one daschund (Fritz) who does the very same
thing.  Once he gets past the sniffing (if allowed by the other owner), then
he's okay and he calms down.  It's like I have to let him do his thing to get
him past the initial aggressive acts (pulling at leash, stripe down the back,
barking incessantly).  I have found that daschunds (in my opinion) are such a
social animal that they need "buddy" contact.  I have lots of friends who also
have doxies and we all agree they are better when they have another dog living
partner.  I'm not sure if that's a possibility for you.  If not, a little puppy
playgroup would work where Oscar can always count on a time when he's able to
socialize with other dogs.  I happen to have three daschunds and they have so
much fun together.  Fritz (although older) loves to play, sleep and investigate
with his other two friends and it has seemed to calm the aggression down a bit.

Anyway, looking forward to hearing more about Oscar.

Kat
from CA

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Hi everybody!

    Necomer here. Oscar is from the Anti Cruelty Society downtown
Chicago, been with me for nine years, was 14 mos old when we met.
He's a full breed red,a mini, and was abused, malnorished and scared,
when I got him. He's healthy, beautiful,wonderful, a flirt, playful
and loving, loves people, especially children.  Problem: he goes
bananas when sees another dog..stripe up the back, barking, pulling
on leash  furiously to get to dog.(And wagging his tail) I've found
that if ownerand dog are amenable, and I can establish sniffing
ritual, Oscar has made a friend, and want's to play. Mostly, I have
to take a wide route around whatever dog we see. He has established a
friendship with a small dog.  I've taken him to the Wilmot dog park,
where he is quiet and cowed, and tends to snap at face/ears when
suddenly greeted/surrounded by dogs at the park. Yet one on one
encounters DO work well.  Any suggestions? We live in Deerfield,
Illinois. I'm very sad for him.
Say hello from us to all of your wonderful Dachies.
Jo


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Hi everybody!

    Necomer here. Oscar is from the Anti Cruelty Society downtown
Chicago, been with me for nine years, was 14 mos old when we met.
He's a full breed red,a mini, and was abused, malnorished and scared,
when I got him. He's healthy, beautiful,wonderful, a flirt, playful
and loving, loves people, especially children.  Problem: he goes
bananas when sees another dog..stripe up the back, barking, pulling
on leash  furiously to get to dog.(And wagging his tail) I've found
that if ownerand dog are amenable, and I can establish sniffing
ritual, Oscar has made a friend, and want's to play. Mostly, I have
to take a wide route around whatever dog we see. He has established a
friendship with a small dog.  I've taken him to the Wilmot dog park,
where he is quiet and cowed, and tends to snap at face/ears when
suddenly greeted/surrounded by dogs at the park. Yet one on one
encounters DO work well.  Any suggestions? We live in Deerfield,
Illinois. I'm very sad for him.
Say hello from us to all of your wonderful Dachies.
Jo

Parmesan Herb Treats


1 Pkg. Dry Yeast
1/4 C Warm Water
2 C Chicken Broth
2 Tab. Olive Oil
1/2 C Parmesan Cheese
1/2 C Powdered Milk
2 Tab. Dried Parsley
1 Tea. Oregano
2 Tea. Minced Garlic
1 C Wheat Flour
1/2 C Rye Flour
1/2 C Rice Flour
1 C Cracked Wheat

For the Glaze - 1 egg, 1 tablespoon milk

Bake at 325

In a large bowl,dissolve yeast in water. Add stock, oil, cheese,
drymilk, and herbs. Gradually blend in the flours and cracked wheat.
Add enough wheat flour to form a stiff dough.
Transfer to a floured surface and knead until smooth (about 3-5
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additional biscuits.
Bake for 45 minutes. Remove from oven. In a small bowl, whisk
together the egg and milk for the glaze. Brush the biscuits with
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Garden Beagle Bagels


1/2 C Wheat Flour
2 1/2 C White Flour
1 Tea. Oil
1 Egg
1/4 Tea. Baking Powder
1/4 Tea. Baking Soda
1/2 C Chopped Carrots
1/2 C Cropped Spinach
1 T Garlic Powder
3/4 C Water

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Combind dry ingredients and then wet. Mix, then knead by hand. Form
into ping pong ball size pieces. Flatten, then poke hole in center.
Form into bagel shapes. Bake for approximately 45-50 minutes. Cool.
To garnish, spray finished bagels with water and sprinkle with
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Skitty Biskitz


1 C Uncooked Oatmeal
1/3 C Margarine
1 Tea. Bouillon Granules
1 1/2 C Hot Water
3/4 C Powdered Milk
1 - Beaten Egg
3/4 C Cornmeal
3 C Wheat Flour
1 Tea. Garlic Powder

In large bowl, pour hot water over the oatmeal, margarine, and
boullion, let stand for 5 minutes. Stir in powdered milk,cornmeal
and egg. Add flour 1/2 cup at a time, stirring well after each
addition. Knead 3-4 minutes adding more flour if necessary to make a
very stiff dough. Pat or roll dough to 1/2" thickness. Cut into
desired shapes. Place on a greased baking sheet.
Bake at 325 for 50 minutes.
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Cheesy Bone Cookies


2 C Flour
1 1/4 C Shredded Cheese
1/2 Tea. Garlic Powder
1/2 C Veg. Oil
4 Tab. Water

Bake at 400 degrees for 10 or 15 minutes
Combine flour, cheese, garlic & oil. Knead well, adding water as
needed to form stiff dough. Roll out on floured surface to 1/2"
thick, cut into bone shapes. Bake until bottom of cookies are
lightly browned. Cool completely on wire rack.




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JUst wanted to let all know That I added a album in the photos
section of my dogs Bitsy(1988-2004) and Mandy) for viewing.


Take Care All Bye :)

does anyone know why daschunds "hack" alot? A relative said it is
because they have big barrel like chests.What do you think?



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I am a firm believer that daschunds prefer company.  We bought our black and tan
(Fritz) 7 (or is it 8?) years ago and had him as an only child only for a couple
of months.  We ended up buying his brother (Frazier) from a different litter. 
They are  inseparable.  We actually used to drop Fritz off at my mom's everyday,
just like daycare, so that he could play with her Chiuahua (sorry, spelled
wrong).  Once we got Frazier (a beautiful red), we didn't have that guilty
feeling of leaving him.  They remind us of an old married couple now.  Every
once in a while, they get on each other's nerves, but they truly love each
other.  They have very different personalities.  My husband and I now know that
we will never only have just one doxie, EVER.  In February, our third daschund,
Franklin was born (he is sired by Frazier).  He is a royal pain in the butt and
is going through that puppy stage and driving all of us crazy.  It's sweet
though because Frazier doesn't want him out of his sight.
  He gets worried, if he's sleeping in another room and goes back and forth,
until we bring him with all of us.  It's just the cutest thing.  So as you can
see, we have 3 wonderful daschunds and a house full of love.  I think your best
bet would be to get another dog, preferably another doxie.  It's like they
understand each other.  I'm sure at first Lucy might be annoyed, but in the long
run, she will be very happy.

Hope I helped.

Kat

kimlw2001 <kimlw2001@...> wrote:
I have a 4 year old female daschund (Lucy) that is as high strung as
they come. She and I have roomated with my sister and her dog (mixed
breed, very small ?) for the past three years. My sister and her dog
got married a few weeks ago and moved out and now Lucy seems so
depressed. She refuses to leave the back of the couch (her perch),
and she cries often. She will only eat if I am right beside her.
Ocasionally she will play with me like her normal self but only for
a few minutes at a time. When my sister and her dog come over for a
visit she acts normal, but only while they are there. I am afraid
that she is lonely while I am at work, but what can I do? I tried
bringing over my b/f dog (a doberman, he's a big baby) for company,
but she hates him. She constantly bites him and barks uncontrolably.
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Hi Kat,

Thanks for responding to my posting. Considering the amount of postings over the
past few years, it really doesn't seem like anyone is committed to this club. I
left a posting a few minutes ago, please read it if you have time. Let me know
if you have any suggestions. I would be most grateful for your feedback. By the
way, I would love to see pictures of your babies if you have some. I will be
posting some of Lucy soon. Thanks again!

Katheryn Regier <katregier@...> wrote:
Hi Kim,

I, too, am a new member.  I just joined about a month ago.  Haven't seen many
postings.  My husband and I have three (YES THREE) daschunds.  They are like our
children (we also have two of those) and people who don't have these dogs just
don't understand.  I look forward to hearing about your girl.

Kat
From CA

kim watts <kimlw2001@...> wrote:
Hi Josh,
       Just wanted to say that I think it's wonderful that you have started a
daschund club. My black and tan female with celebrate her 4th birthday on July
3, 2004. She can be so difficult to understand sometimes, and I can't wait to
discuss her personality with others. Thanks again, and I look forward to hearing
from you and other members soon.
                                                                                                                 
Kim


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I have a 4 year old female daschund (Lucy) that is as high strung as
they come. She and I have roomated with my sister and her dog (mixed
breed, very small ?) for the past three years. My sister and her dog
got married a few weeks ago and moved out and now Lucy seems so
depressed. She refuses to leave the back of the couch (her perch),
and she cries often. She will only eat if I am right beside her.
Ocasionally she will play with me like her normal self but only for
a few minutes at a time. When my sister and her dog come over for a
visit she acts normal, but only while they are there. I am afraid
that she is lonely while I am at work, but what can I do? I tried
bringing over my b/f dog (a doberman, he's a big baby) for company,
but she hates him. She constantly bites him and barks uncontrolably.
Any suggestions, I am up for anything.

Hi Kim,

I, too, am a new member.  I just joined about a month ago.  Haven't seen many
postings.  My husband and I have three (YES THREE) daschunds.  They are like our
children (we also have two of those) and people who don't have these dogs just
don't understand.  I look forward to hearing about your girl.

Kat
From CA

kim watts <kimlw2001@...> wrote:
Hi Josh,
       Just wanted to say that I think it's wonderful that you have started a
daschund club. My black and tan female with celebrate her 4th birthday on July
3, 2004. She can be so difficult to understand sometimes, and I can't wait to
discuss her personality with others. Thanks again, and I look forward to hearing
from you and other members soon.
                                                                                                                 
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       Just wanted to say that I think it's wonderful that you have started a
daschund club. My black and tan female with celebrate her 4th birthday on July
3, 2004. She can be so difficult to understand sometimes, and I can't wait to
discuss her personality with others. Thanks again, and I look forward to hearing
from you and other members soon.
                                                                                                                 
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<taboochristy@y...> wrote:
> I have a 9 month old Black and Tan Daschund pup. I have tried to
> crate as well as paper train him and either he hates me and is
> purposly being stubborn (he gets MUCH love here) or I am having an
> overly hard time housebreaking him. Now I am told by some folks
that
> sometimes dauchunds are VERY hard to break! Any suggestions? He is
> cute as a bug except for this stubborn streak. Its making me a bit
> nuts.
> Christy


HI CHRISTY, I AM NO EXPERT BUT I HAVE HAD DOGS FOR YEARS AND BRED
GREAT DANES.  I CURRENTLY HAVE 9 DOGS, 3 OF WHICH ARE MINI WEENIES,
AND 1 THAT IS A BASSETT.  TO MAKE YOU FEEL A LITTLE HOPEFUL THE
BIGGEST PROBLEM IS THAT YOU ARE DEALING WITH A HOUND. THEY ARE THE
MOST DIFFICULT DOG TO HOUSEBREAK.  IT TOOK ALMOST A YEAR TO
HOUSEBREAK THE BASSETT AND THE WEENIES AREN'T EASY. MY MOMMA DOG IS
15 MONTHS OLD AND HAS BEEN 90% HOUSEBROKEN FOR ABOUT 2 MONTHS.  THIS
IS WHAT I HAVE FOUND AS A SUCCESSFUL WAY TO HOUSEBREAK. CRATE THEM IN
A CAGE THAT IS SMALL ENOUGH THAT THEY CAN TURN AROUND AND NOTHING
ELSE. AS LONG AS THEY CAN SAFELY AND COMFORTABLY TURN AROUND AND
STAND UP THAT IS ALL THAT IS NEEDED.  ANOTHER THING THAT HELPS AND
YOU MAY BE DOING IT ALREADY BUT DO NOT FREE FEED.  SET SCHEDULED
TIMES TO EAT PUT THE BOWL DOWN AND GIVE THEM 30 MINUTES TO EAT.  IF
THEY DON'T EAT WHEN YOU OFFER IT PUT IT UP THEY WILL SOON LEARN TOO.
IF THEY EAT ON A SCHEDULE YOU WILL KNOW WHEN THEY WILL GO TO THE
BATHROOM. ANOTHER THING DON'T LET YOUR DOG SEE YOU CLEAN UP THE
ACCIDENTS AND WHEN THERE IS ONE DON'T PUNISH THEM... JUST HAVE
A "POOPY PARTY" AND MAKE A BIG DEAL WHEN THE DOG GETS IT RIGHT.
SPECIAL TREATS GIVEN JUST FOR POTTYING OUTSIDE WORKS WELL LIKE CUT UP
HOT DOGS.  AND AS FOR THEM HOLDING IT MY VET GAVE ME A SCALE TO GO BY
IF THE PUPPY IS 2 MONTHS OLD THEY CAN HOLD IT FOR 3 HOURS, A 3 MONTH
OLD CAN HOLD IT FOR 4 HOURS AND SO ON.  WHAT ARE YOU CLEANING THE
CARPET WITH?  NATURES MIRACLE WORKS REALLY WELL AND CAN BE PURCHASED
AT PET STORES OR A PRODUCT CALLED OUT FROM WALMART IS ALSO GOOD.  I
HOPE SOME OF THIS HELPS YOU.  US WEENIE DOG PEOPLE GOT STICK
TOGETHER...THEY ARE GREAT BUT SOMETIMES YOU NEED A SUPPORT GROUP! LOL

Thank you Willie..
I catch him early morning. Try to bring him out once every two hours. Sometimes
he is outside playing and I see him do his business... then he comes in and
poops again right in front of my puter chair! I have scrubbed the whole area
each time... its making me nuts. I hate the thought of kenneling too... any
advise appreciated. Will try all.

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--- In joshsdaschundclub@yahoogroups.com, "Christy"
<taboochristy@y...> wrote:
> I have a 9 month old Black and Tan Daschund pup. I have tried to
> crate as well as paper train him and either he hates me and is
> purposly being stubborn (he gets MUCH love here) or I am having an
> overly hard time housebreaking him. Now I am told by some folks
that
> sometimes dauchunds are VERY hard to break! Any suggestions? He is
> cute as a bug except for this stubborn streak. Its making me a bit
> nuts.
> Christy

We just a minny daschund last week he is now 8 weeks old have
started working with him some.  My friend was over the other day to
see our puppy and she is a breeder of Shelties and she told me the
best way to housebreak them is to put them in the kennel while we
are working because they will not go potty where they sleep.  I'm
not sure if I want to leave our little guy in the kennel while we
are at work.  I have been taking him outside after he wakes up from
his naps and that helps I think.  Good luck.

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> I have a 9 month old Black and Tan Daschund pup. I have tried to
> crate as well as paper train him and either he hates me and is
> purposly being stubborn (he gets MUCH love here) or I am having an
> overly hard time housebreaking him. Now I am told by some folks
that
> sometimes dauchunds are VERY hard to break! Any suggestions? He is
> cute as a bug except for this stubborn streak. Its making me a bit
> nuts.
> Christy

We just a minny daschund last week he is now 8 weeks old have
started working with him some.  My friend was over the other day to
see our puppy and she is a breeder of Shelties and she told me the
best way to housebreak them is to put them in the kennel while we
are working because they will not go potty where they sleep.  I'm
not sure if I want to leave our little guy in the kennel while we
are at work.  I have been taking him outside after he wakes up from
his naps and that helps I think.  Good luck.

Willie

I have a 9 month old Black and Tan Daschund pup. I have tried to
crate as well as paper train him and either he hates me and is
purposly being stubborn (he gets MUCH love here) or I am having an
overly hard time housebreaking him. Now I am told by some folks that
sometimes dauchunds are VERY hard to break! Any suggestions? He is
cute as a bug except for this stubborn streak. Its making me a bit
nuts.
Christy

We just got a 71/2 week old min. daschund he is a silver dapple and
so cute.  We took him to the Petsmart to get the things we needed
plus to get his toenails clipped and the gal at the clinc didn't
want to let him go.  It will be an interesting household as the
puppy is joining two sun conures that think they rule the house.

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Three weeks ago, I moved into a new home with my eight-year-old
Longhaired, mail doxie.  He hates it.  He shakes. He is eating, but
only with coaching.  He stays in his crate all day -- only coming out
when I take him outside or to get water or food.  He doesn't even
sleep in his bed in my bedroom anymore.

I've gone from carpet to ceramic tile, the house is freshly painted.
None of the old odors, but the same furniture. I took him back to our
old park today and he was one happy dog, but when we came home, he
headed for the security of the crate.

Any suggestions?

Lickity-Split and Raspberry my sibling Daschund's; now have 9 pups
between them. The Pups are mixed with Rat-Terrier (Mr Frisky; My #1
Buddy.) Mama's and Puppies are doing well, oldest litter will be a
month old on Friday and the 2nd. litter is 10 days old today.

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