The English Cream Dachshund is a type of Dachshund identified by the cream or golden brown color of their coats. It is due to the expression of the recessive chinchilla gene that is also known as the blonde gene. It mainly affects Dachshunds with red coats and spares brown or black ones. Other than the difference in coat color, the temperament, build, and health status of an English cream are the same as those of regular Dachshunds.
A Golden Dox is a mixed-breed dog from breeding a Golden Retriever and a Dachshund. Due to the size difference, the mother has to be a Golden Retriever for a safer pregnancy and delivery. This difference also makes it difficult to accurately predict the size and general appearance of the resulting mix. Despite this, the Golden Dox is easily one of the most popular mixes for its unique looks, lovable personality, and overall ease of maintenance.
Dogs lick our feet as a way to get our attention, amongst many other possible reasons. Sometimes, your dogs lick your feet just to express their love for you; other times your dog would like to clean your wound on your feet by licking it.
Originating from three different dog breeds, all known for their outgoing and playful temperaments, the Toy Goldendoodle is no exception to these desirable personality traits. In addition, its smaller physique and varying coat types add character to the Toy Goldendoodle breed, both of which are widely sought after by owners and avid fans of the Goldendoodle family.
Dachshunds are known for having a very clingy personality. It is therefore not always comfortable for them to be left alone at home. They also tend to suffer from separation anxiety. This is in part due to their personalities but also due to specific history in terms of separation from their litters. This further complicates matters and leads to outbursts in the form of destruction of your property, insistent barking, and crying when they are left alone. If you want to leave your dachshund home without incident, you will have to train them from a young age and leave them with enough stuff to keep them occupied.
Also known as the Chiweiler, while not a purebred doggie, this Rottweiler Chihuahua Mix possesses some fine attributes you want in a furry companion. The Chiweiler has desirable elements of both Chihuahuas and Rottweilers while still offering unique advantages only cross-breeding makes possible.
Yes, Goldendoodles shed. They are a mix between a Poodle and a Golden Retriever, and they get their shedding genes from the Retriever side. That being said, Goldendoodles usually don’t shed much. Exactly how much hair they lose will often depend on the dominance of the genes they inherit from their low-shedding Poodle parent.
Originated and named after Dalmatia, the southern coastal region of Croatia, the Dalmatian is a medium-sized, extremely active doggie that requires plenty of exercise to expend its huge energy, and make for a loyal companion. It is also good to know that your doggie will develop separation anxiety if left alone, sheds a lot, and requires plenty of room for exercise.
Also known as the Warlock Doberman, King Doberman is a mix between a Doberman Pinscher and Great Dane. Breeders specifically pick this breeding combination to obtain large-sized offspring of puppies. Size is the only thing that matters for King Dobermans, in spite of having unexpected charms and temperaments.
