To Overcome A Dachshund Must Adapt
When confronted by Christian the cat for the prime couch spot, Hercules chose to adapt rather than risk messing with that testy feline.
When confronted by Christian the cat for the prime couch spot, Hercules chose to adapt rather than risk messing with that testy feline.
After a morning tearing things up, Hercules the dachshund needed to come inside for a mid-afternoon power nap.
Open the fridge, grab a big of cheese. I don't care where your dachshund is in the house, within seconds they'll be underfoot looking for their share of booty.
My dachshund spotted a 1 inch gopher hole in the lawn and decided to eliminate it. And the lawn. And the sprinkler pipe. And around 40lbs of topsoil.
ercules is back in training for the Dachsolympics, specifically the highly competitive "Gopher Hunt" digging event -- a favorite among Dachshund athletes
A tennis ball gave my dachshund superpowers. Read how a sausage-shaped dog with four-inch legs climbed a six-foot duck coop with no ladder and no explanation.
My dachshund, Hercules, never simply walks through a dog door. He leaps through with the sort of energy that makes you think he's training for an Olympic event
Yesterday I caught Hercules watching the sunset. I doubt he was having any thoughts deeper than how to get the cat's food, but he looked philosophical anyway.
What does the destruction of your yard sound like? Heavy machinery? Explosions? Around here it sounds like Franzi the dachshund's clipped bark
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