How to raise a Dachshund puppy? Dachshund puppies should be fed in small amounts and frequently, three times a day, and two meals a day after 4 months. The dog food should be soaked in warm water before feeding. Feed less meat, and the seasoning should not be too salty. . Puppies that have just arrived home can only be bathed after a week, and they cannot be bathed frequently. Inject puppies with vaccines in time, deworm them once a quarter, clean their ears regularly, and play with them more often.

　1. Feeding

It is recommended to feed dog food, which is nutritious and conducive to the normal growth and development of dachshunds. Dogs aged 2 months should pay attention to the amount of food and do not support the dog. It is recommended to eat three meals a day, small and multiple times, etc. After 4 months, you can eat two meals a day. When you are young, you can soak dog food in warm water and give it to the dog. If you want to feed human food, be careful not to be too salty. Dogs have different tastes from people. Remember, don’t feed chocolate. , onions, chicken and duck bones, milk (causing dogs to have diarrhea), some dogs are also allergic to seafood, so feed less meat when they were young.

　2. Cleaning

Dachshunds at this stage need special care when taking a bath because their physique is still relatively weak. Use warm water (around 40 degrees) to bathe your dog. It is best to use dog-specific shampoo. Immediately after washing, use a hair dryer to dry the fur completely to avoid moisture causing mites. If it is a dog that has just been brought home , you can take a shower after a week. Don’t take a shower too frequently in the future, just once a week. In winter, if your body is not particularly dirty, do it once every half a month.

　3. Nursing

Inject dachshunds with vaccines in a timely manner, three injections at the beginning, then one injection per year, and deworming once every quarter. Check your dog's ears regularly. If there is dirt inside, use a cotton swab to gently clean it out. Play with your dog more often.