12 Reasons Why Dachshunds Are Actually The Worst Breed EVER

Ask any dachshund owner and they'll all tell you, without exception, that there’s no other dog worth owning. Dachshunds are not only one of the most popular breeds in America, but also one of the most loved today.

But why are these Sausage dogs (a.k.a. Weiner dogs, Doxies, Dashies, etc.) so popular today? Is it their irresistible sausage body, stubby legs and waving tails? or their bravery and loyalty to their humans?

The stubborn characteristics of dachshunds (making them a little difficult to train) can be traced back to those days spent learning and evolving into being great underground hunters. If they were easily swayed, they couldn’t have survived.

Well, whatever the case may be, there are reasons to believe that Dachshunds are actually the worst dog breed EVER!

Check out the 12 reasons why Dachshunds are actually the worst breed ever on the next page!

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2,423 thoughts on “12 Reasons Why Dachshunds Are Actually The Worst Breed EVER

  1. We would and do have one sweet little girl her name is Daisy Mae we love her very much and yes she is a little pill but she is are pill and we would not have it any other way .

  2. I have a little Dachshund, got her at 8 wks and is now 11 yrs old and is the best sweetest natured little dog ever. She never barks, never chewed up things, but her own toys, loves everyone (but a few bad people) and other dogs… she is just the best….

  3. Doc Gearhart I’m originally from MS, I saw you lived over that way, you know we kinda make up our own words. The reason I use rascallion instead of rapscallion is 1. It’s rolls off the tongue easier 2. I’ve never met a rapscal but I know a bunch of rascals. Both words are in the Oxford dictionary check it out. Lol

  4. Most of this is true, but 1 don’t apply to my Putts he’s a very good runner and jumper he can jump into a 4 wheel pick up with the tail gate up and jump into the back window.

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