How To Breed Dachshunds

You CAN make money breeding dogsThe author did just that with miniature dachshunds for over 16 years. This book will outline everything needfrom purchasing the original breeding stock, to training, and how often to breed your females. Financial planning to keep your money where it's supposed to be.How NOT to become known as a puppy mill. Step by step lessons from the moment the puppies are bornUntil 8 weeks of age when they are ready to go to their new homes How to make money breeding miniature dachshunds will take you step by step on starting a breeding business. We will teach you to be a successful breeder.

If you're thinking about breeding "to make money", or because you think "it would be nice for my bitch to have puppies" these are probably not the best of reasons. You will probably find that breeders are not interested in using privately-owned dogs for stud purposes unless the dog has some special qualifications or show merit, or has the pedigree that they require for their breeding programme. If you plan to breed from your Dachshund, this book covers all you need to know before breeding your dog.

The Dachshund is a very easy breed to recognize from its long body and short, stubby legs to its long, tapered snout and big ears. These little dogs are full of fiery personality and they can be very entertaining to keep. If you are thinking about getting a Dachshund as a pet, you need to take the time to learn as much as you can about these dogs to make sure it is the right choice for you. The more you know about Dachshunds, the easier your choice will be! Within the pages of this book you will find a wealth of information about the Dachshund breed. Here you will learn about the breed's history and receive some helpful Dachshund facts about their appearance, temperament, and personality. By the time you finish this book you should not only have a deeper understanding of the Dachshund breed but you will also know whether it is the right breed for you. If it is, you will be well on your way to becoming the best Dachshund owner you can possibly be! So, if you are ready to learn more about the Dachshund breed simply turn the page and start reading! Dachshund Breeding, Diet, Adoption, Temperament, Where to Buy, Cost, Health, Lifespan, Types, and Much More Included!

"Text investigates the conformation, genetics,and breed history of the Dachshund. Includes over 100 full-color photographs"--Provided by publisher.

Step-by-step guide to caring for and enjoying your Dachshund.

With short legs and a slow speed, it's hard to imagine this short-legged breed was ever used for hunting. Students will explore the original purpose of the Dachshund, the physical characteristics of the breed, and what these long, skinny dogs are valued for today.

If you're thinking about breeding "to make money", or because you think "it would be nice for my bitch to have puppies" these are probably not the best of reasons. You will probably find that breeders are not interested in using privately-owned dogs for stud purposes unless the dog has some special qualifications or show merit, or has the pedigree that they require for their breeding programme. If you plan to breed from your Dachshund, this book covers all you need to know before breeding your dog.

Discusses the history, development, habits and care of the dog known as the dachshund. Includes photo diagram and general facts about dogs.