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Dachshund
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Dachshund
a small (approximately 20-25 lb) breed of dog characterized by its long body, deep chest and very short legs. A German breed, the name means 'badger dog' and it was bred for hunting small game. There are three coat types: smooth (or shorthaired), longhaired and wire-haired, found in black, shades of brown, brindled and dappled. A miniature variety (less than 10 lb) is also bred in all three coat types. The breed is predisposed to intervertebral disk protrusion, acanthosis nigricans, cystinuria and diabetes mellitus.


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But Titch still has a little way to go to beat the oldest living dog in the world - an American dachsund called Chanel who turns 21 this May.
Horses can be the biggest problem, Lee reckons, but even then, he is proud of what he produces CAPTION(S): NATURAL POSE: Lee Fretter's photograph of dachsund Buster - Lee has mastered a technique of getting his subjects fairly relaxed and pliable as they go in front of the camera.
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