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Long and Low Wiener Dog

Wiener dog with a collar, an extra-long body and short little legs, looking curious. An easy printable for kids who love dogs; download the free PDF.

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Wiener dog standing in profile with a collar, a very long body, short legs, long ears and a straight tail

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PDF · A4
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1
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Ink
Low
Difficulty
Medium
Age
4–5 years, 6–7 years, 8–10 years
Category
Pets

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An adult dachshund standing in profile, with a long low body, short legs, floppy ears, a collar and a straight tail.

Coloring tip

Use chocolate brown or black with tan points on the muzzle and legs.

Activity idea

Draw a ramp so the wiener dog can climb onto the couch without jumping.

Did you know?

Some dachshunds have a mottled coat called dapple, with patches of different shades.

About this drawing

A wiener dog has such a long back that it needs some special care. Its stretched-out spine, held up by very short legs, takes a lot of pressure, so these dogs have a higher risk than other breeds of developing problems with the discs that cushion their vertebrae.

A few simple habits help a lot. First, try to keep them from jumping off couches and beds, because the landing can hurt their backs. Many families add small ramps or steps so their dachshunds can get up and down gently. Long flights of stairs are best avoided whenever possible.

Another big tip is keeping a healthy weight. Just a few extra pounds put a lot of strain on a dachshund's back. Daily walks that build muscle and carefully measured meals without too many treats are the best protection. When you pick one up, support both its chest and its back end at the same time.

With this kind of care, a wiener dog can live a long, happy life. It is a funny, brave and very affectionate companion that loves sniffing, digging and burrowing under blankets. If it ever limps or seems stiff, a quick trip to the vet is always a good idea.

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