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Today (2016) in her proud 93rd year, a dignified lady lives in Dutch Gelderland in a former servants’ house. She looks back on a long, fulfilling life accompanied by many dachshunds.
Fitzinger, L. J.: Der Hund und seine Racen, Tübingen 1876.
About Miniature Dachshunds, Rabbit Dachshunds and Rabbit Dogs
Not only Emil Ilgner, one of the two founders of the “Teckel-Klub”, from which today’s “Deutscher Teckelklub von 1888 e.V.” was to emerge, and its first president at short notice, had difficulties in presenting something like a stringent history of the Dachshund in his book “Der Dachshund”, published in 1896, and even today some recourse to the ancient Egyptians or…
Unterschrift R. Benda
A First Name again for the 157th Birthday!*
Some time ago, when I was finally able to buy the original edition of “Der Dachshund” by Emil Ilgner (published by J. Neumann, 1896), I paused immediately at the third illustration of a dachshund of that time on page 10, because of the caption read “Schlaula – Reinecke (black with rusty brown) owner R. Benda, Biesenthal”.
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Are dachshunds a healthy breed?

Dachshunds are long-lived. Longevity in old age also means “age-related degeneration”. Who, to his disappointment, has not already heard this from his family doctor?

Apart from that, Dachshunds, like other “working dogs”, belong to the rather robust breeds.

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Botzensteiners Dachshunds

The Botzensteiners breeding community has given birth to many smooth-haired dachshunds since 2014. We are proud that our commitment has been honored by the German Dachshund Club with the Exhibition Breeder Pin in Gold.

Directions to Biesenthal

You will find us near Berlin, about 50 km north-east of Alexanderplatz.

Brandenburg, Germany
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