DACHSHUND

Food For Newborn Dachshunds (Birth To 8 Weeks)

If not mother’s milk, newborn Dachshund pups can be fed milk prepared from powder. They should be fed from a feeding bottle every two hours. Below are some of the best foods for newborn Dachshunds:

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Food For Dachshund Puppies (2 Months to 8 Months)

Puppy Dachshunds need to be fed a little more than their adult counterparts in order to build good muscle mass and strength. As the puppies have a good appetite, it is important not to feed them filler products like Corn. Below are some of the best foods for Dachshund puppies:

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Food For Adult Dachshunds (8 Months To 11 Years)

As Dachshunds have a small digestive tract and an increased energy requirement, a protein-rich diet is advisable to Dachshunds. Their diet should be balanced for maintaining an ideal weight which will prevent back problems which Dachshund are often vulnerable. Below are some of the foods you can give your adult Dachshunds:

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Food For Senior Dachshunds (11 Years and Above)

As Senior Dachshunds are generally not active, their fat consumption can be reduced. One can choose a diet having a moderate fat content for mature Dachsh. Below are some of the best foods for Senior Dachshunds:

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Dachshunds are brave, clever and devoted dogs who get along best with adults. They are highly dedicated to their owners and are quite aloof to strangers. They are a very alert breed and will bark at the slightest hint of intrusion in their territory. Dachshunds should not be kept in isolation for too long as they are susceptible to separation anxiety and may chew objects in the house to relieve their stress. They are not ideal breeds for families having small children as the dogs are quite possessive about their toys and have a tendency to bite kids. Well trained Dachshunds and well-behaved children get along well.