Showing posts with label dachshunds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dachshunds. Show all posts

Friday, January 20, 2017

Sugar the Playful Dachshund

Last April 2015, we met this cute dachshund named Chelsea and she effortlessly won our heart. Chelsea was supposed to be my brother’s dog but since they are having their first baby, we end up adopting her. Chelsea was re-named to Sugar (which perfectly fits her “sugar Rush” energy). She was born with 3 brothers, namely Coco, Joey and Ram. They are puppies from my College professor and good friend Mam Nuy.









Sugar is the first pup that I’ll be shared parenting with my partner and it was fun to think that she’s our child. Her everyday antics are just precious. We remember her to be shy at first but ended up being extra playful. She already destroyed all her toys which is normal for puppies. Bubbles and Cooper was a little awkward with her at first. Sugar is the first dog that gets to share their home with and jealousy stepped in.  But they ended up accepting her in their own little pack though Bubbles didn’t really like her that much. Cooper on the other hand is just the best big brother ever!






We just celebrated Sugar’s birthday last weekend and truly she has been a great addition to our small family. A kid full of love, positivity and just genuinely happy. Her hobby is to jump high and play with her chew toys. She has this special trick where she pretends she’s swimming when you hold her high. Sugar loves her mommy Rox so much and her favorite part of the day is where she can spend time with her.






Having Sugar is just pure joy and we are looking forward to share more of her adventure with Bubbles and Cooper. Truly, they are the best Dachshund pack ever (I’m a bias). 

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Dachshund's Characteristic

Learn more about Dachshunds by reading a post from the dog channel regarding Dachshund's characteristics. The more you know about your beloved pet the better you'll be able to understand them.


The Dachshund is, quite simply, the “right dog” for many people. Small in size, even the largest Standard Dachshund weighs only about 30 pounds. Easy to maintain in good physical condition, the Dachshund doesn’t require long runs over many acres. Possessing a friendly, companionable personality, the Dachshund charms his way into the hearts of all who get to know him. 
The fact that Dachshunds love people, especially children and the elderly, endears them to the general population. Indeed, Dachshunds are among the most popular breeds of dog in the USA, Germany and Britain. Although the original purpose of hunting is no longer the main reason to breed Dachshunds, they possess so many other desirable qualities that they will retain their popular status for many years to come. However, for the few Dachshund owners who are interested in preserving that hunting trait, there are Dachshund field trials. In America, trials were instituted in 1935. These competitions judge the dogs’ ability and style in finding and retrieving game such as rabbits. The dogs must possess good noses (to smell the prey), courage to pursue the prey, keenness for the hunt, perseverance and willingness to get the job done.
All Dachshunds, regardless of variety or size, compete together in field trials. At a trial, a Dachshund is a Dachshund. There are, however, various stakes or classes for dogs of different ages and experience. Once a dog earns a field trial champion title, he enters the Dachshund history book of distinction and his progeny are much sought after. The rules for field trials, obedience and agility competitions, and breed conformation classes, are spelled out in detail by both breed clubs and kennel clubs. In order to produce dogs that will achieve success in competition, whether conformation or performance events, breeders must understand the criteria set forth in their breed’s standard as well as the abilities that the dogs must possess.
Dachshunds are odorless and exceptionally clean dogs. The Miniature is mature by 12 months of age, while the Standard may not be fully mature until he reaches 18 months of age. Dachshunds are exceptionally long-lived dogs, with many living until 12 to 14 years of age. Regardless of size or variety, the Dachshund is easily maintained and managed, thus making it a most desirable companion.
Though he can be rather stubborn at times, his behavior easily can be modified by a wise owner who quickly changes the subject and gets the dog to focus on some new activity. In other words, the owner refuses to recognize the dog’s obstinacy and thereby prevents a repetition of the undesirable behavior. Physical rough handling only makes an even-tempered Dachshund become aggressive. "

It's always great to know the basics but at the end of the day spending quality time with your sweet pups is the best way to learn more about their characters. Also good and bad behavior comes with the way you raised them all through out the years. So give them love and teach them good things. They will be at their very best for you and your family.

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

New Goodies for the Two Dachshund

The best things in life are free! That's what I've always feel whenever a package from my sister comes from the land down under (Australia). I love it whenever people send gifts for my two furry babes, guess this is the feeling of any fur parents out there. Today, the box is filled with Goodies for Bubbles and Cooper. You can tell they are excited for their new toys, treats, cages and clothes.

 


Bubbles and Cooper now has a new set of dog treats to look forward everyday. And Bubbles super loves her new soft blue house that she always stays in all day. This are two happy Dachshund babies. ^_^

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Lazy Rainy Day

This is the month where storms here in my country just come and go. Last week, the Philippines suffered a heavy fall of rain that causes the busy streets of the metro flooded. We didn't actually have a storm then but rather just a "Habagat" according to PAGASA.

We were one of the lucky and thankful family who didn't experienced flood in our home. I wish all the Filipino people are also safe and sound. My prayers and wishes foes for the flood victims. So for almost a week, my mom stayed home. Also the two lovely dachshund in our family seems to love they cold weather and just sleep all day.

Here's some of the photos that shows how lazy they get during rainy days...