Daschunds with other dogs?

"Jeff Smith" <jeffsmith.RemoveThis@cox-internet.com> wrote in message news:<vlujdt1bpt8j82.RemoveThis@corp.supernews.com>...
> Hi Group,
>
> I have a very well natured female daschund, six months old, crate trained
> house doggie that is a part of our family. We are condsidering getting
> another dog to "keep her company". I know all dogs are different, but in
> general how well do daschunds react with other dogs? We have had her since
> she was about 8 or 9 weeks old. She is very well natured and seems to keep
> herself entertained with her wide selection of toys we have for her, however
> sometimes we just feel that she would enjoy a second companion. There are a
> couple of neighborhood mixed breed dogs that she gets along well with when
> she goes outside, this leads us to believe she would enjoy a "full time"
> comanion.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff Smith

I am hosting 7-years old daschund of my friends. It's fascinating watching
at them ( he and my 1year WFT female) wrestling and chasing and kissing each
other. A week ago it was a third dog 5years old female WFT, the mother
of mine. More tension but mostly between mother and daughter.
Dasch is friendly, polite, smart - I like him very much,
really a pleasure to have him at home. Not aloof at all, playful.
Too much of a barker for my taste and aggressive to BIG dogs - a friend
of mine with his Golden suspended from visiting us for a while.

You know, we have like a circle of doggy friends and exchange
each other's dogs for vacation. If you have such a chance try it.

And obviously get yourself a Wire Fox terrier -- they match nice :-).


Chicha.
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HOWEDY Chicha,

All dog behavior problems are caused
by MISHANDLING, not the dog.


"Chicha" <nchichas RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Jeff Smith" <jeffsmith RemoveThis @cox-internet.com> wrote in message
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> > Hi Group,
> >
> > I have a very well natured female daschund, six months old,
crate trained
> > house doggie that is a part of our family. We are
condsidering getting
> > another dog to "keep her company". I know all dogs are
different, but in
> > general how well do daschunds react with other dogs? We have
had her since
> > she was about 8 or 9 weeks old. She is very well natured and
seems to keep
> > herself entertained with her wide selection of toys we have
for her, however
> > sometimes we just feel that she would enjoy a second
companion. There are a
> > couple of neighborhood mixed breed dogs that she gets along
well with when
> > she goes outside, this leads us to believe she would enjoy a
"full time"
> > comanion.
> >
> > Thoughts?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Jeff Smith
>
> I am hosting 7-years old daschund of my friends. It's
fascinating watching
> at them ( he and my 1year WFT female) wrestling and chasing and
kissing each
> other. A week ago it was a third dog 5years old female WFT, the
mother
> of mine. More tension but mostly between mother and daughter.
> Dasch is friendly, polite, smart - I like him very much,
> really a pleasure to have him at home. Not aloof at all,
playful.
> Too much of a barker for my taste and aggressive to BIG dogs - a
friend
> of mine with his Golden suspended from visiting us for a while.
>
> You know, we have like a circle of doggy friends and exchange
> each other's dogs for vacation. If you have such a chance try
it.
>
> And obviously get yourself a Wire Fox terrier -- they match nice
:-).
>
>
> Chicha.
 >> Stay informed about: Daschunds with other dogs? 

"The Puppy Wizard" <ThePuppyWizard DeleteThis @earthlink.net> wrote in message news:<F4j8b.128$Aq2.63@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net>...
> HOWEDY Chicha,
>
> All dog behavior problems are caused
> by MISHANDLING, not the dog.

Hi Puppy,

Thank you very much indeed for this enlightment.

Actually I do not care much about what caused his behaviour
having to return him to the owner soon.

Funny thing this male Dashhund never considered my
bitch as sexual object.They were together about two weeks.
He occasionally humped cushions and teddy bear and .. khm ..
my leg but never made a pass on her.

Last Friday I trimmed her ( The hair was ripe and Kappa
got mostly NAKED -- it's wire hair).

You won't believe Dachhund turn absolutely crazy about her right
after I made her hair and bathed and let her free.
He chasing her whining and barking two days non-stop.

And she is not in heat and the timing was so obvious in the
morning they played like babies and -- click -- two hours
later it gets like ex ex ex h_rny naked Fox terriers!!!.
She runs off him and if I close him he whines.

Weird question -- did anybody noticed that trimming/clipping
a bitch makes her more appealing for males?
Should I say more erotic?

Confused and annoyed
Chicha.
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HOWEDY Chicha,

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"Chicha" <nchichas DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "The Puppy Wizard" <ThePuppyWizard DeleteThis @earthlink.net> wrote in
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> > HOWEDY Chicha,
> >
> > All dog behavior problems are caused
> > by MISHANDLING, not the dog.
>
> Hi Puppy,
>
> Thank you very much indeed for this enlightment.
>
> Actually I do not care much about what caused his behaviour
> having to return him to the owner soon.
>
> Funny thing this male Dashhund never considered my
> bitch as sexual object.They were together about two weeks.
> He occasionally humped cushions and teddy bear and .. khm ..
> my leg but never made a pass on her.
>
> Last Friday I trimmed her ( The hair was ripe and Kappa
> got mostly NAKED -- it's wire hair).
>
> You won't believe Dachhund turn absolutely crazy about her right
> after I made her hair and bathed and let her free.
> He chasing her whining and barking two days non-stop.
>
> And she is not in heat and the timing was so obvious in the
> morning they played like babies and -- click -- two hours
> later it gets like ex ex ex h_rny naked Fox terriers!!!.
> She runs off him and if I close him he whines.
>
> Weird question -- did anybody noticed that trimming/clipping
> a bitch makes her more appealing for males?
> Should I say more erotic?
>
> Confused and annoyed
> Chicha.
 >> Stay informed about: Daschunds with other dogs? 

"Chicha" <nchichas.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "The Puppy Wizard" <ThePuppyWizard.TakeThisOut@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> > HOWEDY Chicha,
>
(snip)
> Weird question -- did anybody noticed that trimming/clipping
> a bitch makes her more appealing for males?
> Should I say more erotic?
>
> Confused and annoyed
> Chicha.

I have two male mini poodles.. They never hump anything! But when I trim
their hair the older one chases the neutered younger one around for a couple
of days! It is comical but I will never understand it. I think it is
possible that the change in smell makes the older one want to reassert his
dominance. Interesting.

Turbo
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Interesting. Could be anxiety, but maybe not. Forget dominance.
It's probably lust!!!


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> "Chicha" <nchichas RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > > HOWEDY Chicha,
> >
> (snip)
> > Weird question -- did anybody noticed that trimming/clipping
> > a bitch makes her more appealing for males?
> > Should I say more erotic?
> >
> > Confused and annoyed
> > Chicha.
>
> I have two male mini poodles.. They never hump anything! But
when I trim
> their hair the older one chases the neutered younger one around
for a couple
> of days! It is comical but I will never understand it. I
think it is
> possible that the change in smell makes the older one want to
reassert his
> dominance. Interesting.
>
> Turbo
>
>
>
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