the name dachshund literally means dachs (badger) hund (dog) in german. so dacks-hoond is probably closest.
i have a miniture dachshund who is 12, his name is sidney.
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the name dachshund literally means dachs (badger) hund (dog) in german. so dacks-hoond is probably closest.
i have a miniture dachshund who is 12, his name is sidney.
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Originally Posted by bratt
the name dachshund literally means dachs (badger) hund (dog) in german. so dacks-hoond is probably closest.
i have a miniture dachshund who is 12, his name is sidney.
Just like it's spelled: dachs-hund ("hoont" because a terminal d gets a t sound auf Deutsch)
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