Thread: Info needed on wirehaired daschunds

Quote: Originally Posted by timberdoodle528 Just wanted to show off my little guy! Aldo is 10 weeks and just had his first find. This doe went 100 yards, pretty straight, nothing tough about this blood trail at all. Just a great experience for our pup. Your pup is getting a nose full of good stuff at a young age. (very important in making a great deer tracker) just stay focused and always trust the nose. Rob

Dachshund I will have to look up where I was at. I know I fley into Nurenburg and flew out of Munick. I have all the places written down somewhere. I do know one of the places was right on the old Soviet line as there was an old check station about 100 meters down from where we entered the revier. I hope yall had a good time I look forward to seeing those pictures.

Just wanted to show off my little guy! Aldo is 10 weeks and just had his first find. This doe went 100 yards, pretty straight, nothing tough about this bloodtrail at all. Just a great experience for our pup.

Wildlands, I don't know the specific Revier they're in, but it is close to Berlin (Brandenburg). I was supposed to go too, but couldn't due to family obligations here... You may know that in the Berlin area the wild boar population is getting out of hand. These animals are also seen in the city. The hunters can't hunt in the city and the Berlin police does not know how to kill the boars. Parks are closed now (till January)...

Hi, we are back again. The hunting areas we were are "Reiersdorf", "Poraz" and "Zehdenick". I think, Stefan will set up some fotos (I don't know how this works here).

Few more thoughts regarding my last post: 1. There was one error there. It is Keena who has Asko on both sides of pedigree not Paika. 2. The breeding startegy we use most of the time is called assortative mating . It is described very well in articles by late John Armstrong. You can google it. We don't inbreed and if we linebreed, it is usually not very closely. 3. We prefer tighter and harsher, more functional coats on wires than some...

Jolanta, Thank you for your comments. As a person who is learning about tracking wounded whitetails and owner of a one year old miniature dachshund I hope you will continue to contribute on Michigan sportsman. Welcome to the site!

I think this is great all background info were getting, but i think we need to start a thread on the small game forum of all the other things we do/hunt with our dachshunds. It would be great if dachshund and Stefan could comment on all the things they do with there dogs and also post a bunch of pics of there dogs in action. People around here still think i'm nuts when i try and explain to them how versatile these dogs are.

From memory mind you but I believe daschunds are among dogs with the greatest sense of smell.

Wow, great trackers. Very interesting dogs and not at all what I expected. Live and learn. Sure would be easier to clean up behind than our English Setter and Wire Haired Griffon.