| Overview:
Originally bred as hunting dogs, the Alpine Dachsbracke has an extraordinary sense of smell. This small, sturdy dog makes a good pet. |
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| Breed
Group:
Scenthound |
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| Weight: 33-40 (Lbs.)
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| Height: 13-16 (Inches.) |
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| Color(s):
dark deer red or black with red/brown markings |
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| Coat:
Double coat. Thick top coat and dense coat underneath. Hair is short. |
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| Character:
The Alpine Dachsbracke is a sturdy hunting dog and a good companion. |
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| Temperament:
Alpine Dachsbrackes are smart and friendly dogs. They do well with gentle children and new people. |
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| Care:
This breed has a coat that is easy to care for. The short hair needs infrequent brushing and occasional baths. |
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| Training:
This breed is smart and easy to train for hunting or as a family pet. |
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| Activity:
Alpine Dachsbrackes were bred to hunt and have great stamina. They need plenty of exercise. |
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| Country of Origin:
Austria |
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| Health
Issues:
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| Life
Expectancy:
12-14 (Yrs.)
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