Keywords: Dachshund TrainingDachshunds are one of the cutest dog breeds in the world and they will try to get away with bloody murder. They look so innocent and it's hard to pretend they're not so cute. They seem to know it too, and this is why Dachshund training requires a rather different approach and should not be attempted by those who are not prepared to show who is in control and who is not. But do they really require special care? training, or is that stretching things a bit. Let's take a closer look at what makes Dachshunds different from other dog breeds. They are sometimes the most stubborn, determined and stubborn adversaries one can face in the dog world. It will take more than a lot of patience to train Dachshunds, and they have minds of their own. Training often comes down to a war of wills and the best man/dog will win. It's like a guessing game, and to get them to do what you want, you have to play a guessing game of, "Well, let's make a deal and reach some sort of compromise on all of this, because we don't We don't need to make this process any more difficult than it needs to be. The first rule of fighting is that you are only fighting a dog, and your opponent is not. as smart or experienced as you. Don't give in to those big brown eyes and your admiration for kindness. As soon as we give in a little, the battle is lost. You may never make up for lost ground. As with the rules of war, you must fully respect war treaties and be unwilling to use excessive force. You need to show him that you are a better man and that you will not lose control of the situation no matter what he throws at you. Remember, this is for mut...... middle of paper ... ...to be effective with dachshunds, and will ultimately prove counterproductive. They are just too strong-willed and will not crack under pressure. Dachshunds will become even more stubborn in their determination and excessive punishment will be met with aggression. It is best to use psychological methods to manage behavior modification, and positive reinforcement is effective in rewarding good behavior and reducing bad behavior. Dachshunds will respond to physical attention and treats as extrinsic rewards. Dachshund training is a difficult experience, and is not for the meek and faint of heart. It takes a lot of time, energy and patience. This is definitely a battle of wills, and you should be warned, that this cute little puppy may gain the upper hand, and this is not a step back, you may win many battles but lose the war, especially as your cute puppy grows..