My Daschund “Jack”

There are many different approaches to training a Daschund. They are very intelligent which leads to unique situations thus, each individual dog may require a customized training program to suit his or her personality. Here are some of the positive facts related to this particular breed that should help you tailor your Daschund training program. If you are contemplating ownership of a Daschund, the following information should help you set up a training program that will work.

Daschunds come in a variety of coat types and colors

They are are comical and entertaining, definitely a lot of fun to have around

They need a lot of exercise, so plan a training program that focuses on agility and physical exercise

They are extremely good watchdogs

They are very sociable with other family pets, especially other dogs

They live a long time and have a good general autoimmune system.

But there are also some negative aspects to consider:

If they are not socialized enough, Daschunds are suspicious toward strangers

They tend to have their own strong will and they can be stubborn

They can be difficult to house break and chew on everything

They often dig holes, an issue Daschund training programs should never neglect, especially with owners that have yards around their homes

Daschunds also tend to bark a lot use positive reinforcements and maybe a dog whistle to eliminate this problem altogether