Swedish Dachshund Brachyrhynchus

Name: Swedish Dachshund Brachyrhynchus
Official name: Drever
FCI Number: 130

Breed Characteristics Brachytherian Dachshund Swedish

The Brachyder Dachshund Swedish is an energetic, intelligent and tenacious hunting dog with a strong hunting instinct, ideal for active individuals or families. He is friendly, loyal and gets along well with children and other animals if he is used to them from a young age. His intelligence makes him easy to train, although he can be a bit stubborn. Bold and confident, sometimes independent, he needs firm guidance in training and socialization. He is social and suffers from separation anxiety if left alone for long periods of time, so requires plenty of company and activities.

Height of the Brachytherian Dachshund

The height of the Brachyrhynchian Dachshund Swedish is between 30 and 38 cm at the withers. This dog is compact and sturdy, which allows it to work effectively in the field and when hunting.

The coat of the Brachyrhynchus Dachshund Swedish

The coat of the Dachshund Brachyther is short, dense and smooth, which provides good protection against adverse weather conditions. The coat is close to the body, with an undercoat that is dense and soft.

Coat colour

The coat colour is usually black and tan, with tanning occurring on certain parts of the body such as the legs, chest and eyebrows.

Advantages - why get a Drever

The Drever is a great hunting dog known for its exceptional stamina and ability to follow tracks, making it ideal for hunting in a variety of terrains. Its friendly and calm nature makes it an excellent family dog that gets along well with children and other pets. His smaller size makes him practical for apartment and home life, yet he is sturdy enough to handle an active lifestyle. The Drever is also very intelligent and teachable, which makes training and socialization easy. This dog is adaptable and hardy, tolerates a variety of weather conditions well, and is known for his loyalty and devotion to his family. The Drever is an ideal companion for active individuals or families looking for a devoted and hardy dog.

Disadvantages - why not get a Drever

The Drever is not suitable for people who prefer a less active lifestyle, as this dog requires a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. Its strong hunting instincts can lead to chasing smaller animals and this requires consistent training and a safe environment. It can be stubborn and independent, which can make training difficult unless the owner is experienced and patient. The Drever can also be prone to loud barking, which can be a problem in densely populated areas or apartments. While grooming its coat is relatively easy, regular brushing is necessary to prevent matting and excessive shedding. The Drever is not an ideal choice for owners who do not have the time and energy to actively and consistently care for and train this breed.