Dachshund Stuffed Animal
Send us a photo of your adorable Dachshund, and we’ll create a stuffed animal that looks just like them. We’ll be sure to include every minute detail down to their little legs and wagging tail in a lovable plushie that you’ll be able to squeeze as hard as you want.
Every custom Dachshund plushie features:
A personalized appearance that looks just like your Dachshund pet
Advanced airbrushing that focuses on your Dachshund’s features including specific markings
A lovable Dachshund plushie that you’ll prize for years to come
Gift For Doxie Lovers!
With your very own Dachshund stuffed animal, you’ll be able to commemorate your Dachsie pet. This one just won’t hog all the covers! Your Dachshund pet may even get a little jealous of all the attention you give your new plushie pet – the ultimate Weiner dog.
With your very own Dachshund stuffed animal, you’ll be able to commemorate your Dachsie pet. This one just won’t hog all the covers! Your Dachshund pet may even get a little jealous of all the attention you give your new plushie pet – the ultimate Weiner dog.
FOREVERS FEATURES
Premium, realistic polyester furs
Specialty noses and eyes
Full airbrushing to match your pet’s markings
Starting at
$269 $199
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Hunters
A Natural Hunting Instinct
While the U.S. doesn’t use Dachshunds for hunting, they are very popular for this function in parts of Europe including Germany and France. Because of their nimble size, Dachshunds are the only dog recognized by the AKC to hunt above and below ground. They can go deep into tunnels looking for prey and are effective diggers. They certainly have the stamina to hunt as an active dog breed, and their keen sense of smell allows them to pick up scents easily.
The Dachshund was bred to be a fearless dog, much of which can still be seen in them today. They were designed to find prey and kill it, making it imperative that they have an aggressive nature when it comes to hunting other animals.
The AKC recognized the Dachshund in 1885.