Alpine Dachshund Brachyrhynchus

Name: Alpine Dachshund Brachyrhynchus
Official name: Alpenländische Dachsbracke
FCI Number: 254

Nature of the breed Alpine Dachshund Brachytheria

This is a friendly, intelligent, fearless, hardy dog.

Height of the breed Dachshund Brachyard Alpine

15 to 18 kg.

Coat of the breed Brachyard Dachshund Alpine

Thick, close-fitting and with a dense undercoat.

Coat colour

Dark deer red with or without black hairs lightly scattered over the body. Black with clearly defined red-brown markings on head, chest, legs, paws and underside of tail. A white star on the chest is allowed.

Advantages - why get an Alpine Dachshund Brachytheria

The Alpine Dachshund Brachyder is an excellent hunting dog with an exceptional sense of smell and endurance, ideal for hunting in mountainous areas. It is also a great companion due to its friendly and devoted nature. This dog is hardy, has a strong build and handles cold weather well, making it a suitable partner for active owners who enjoy spending time outdoors. The Alpine Dachshund Brachyderm is also known for its intelligence and teachability, which makes training it easy. Its compact size is an advantage for the home environment, yet it is energetic enough to make a great family dog.

Disadvantages - why not get an Alpine Dachshund Brachytherian

The Alpine Dachshund Brachyder may not be suitable for people who are not prepared for its high energy level and need for regular exercise, and this can be challenging especially in the city. Its hunting instincts can cause problems if not properly trained and it may have a tendency to chase smaller animals. This dog also requires firm leadership and consistent training, otherwise it can be stubborn and difficult to control. Its coat needs regular grooming to prevent excessive shedding. The Alpine Dachshund Bray is not suitable for owners who prefer quieter breeds or have little time to devote to the dog's active lifestyle.