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Dachshunds come in a wide variety of solid colors or combination of colors including (but not limited to) the following: Black; Tan; Fawn; Beige; Blue; Chocolate; Red; Various markings are as follows: Dapple; Piebald; Brindle; Sable; Dachshund History. The Dachshund originated in Germany as a hunting dog. Though the breed's origins can be traced as far back as the 15th century, the breed development really began in 17th century Germany. Called Dachshunds, or badger-dogs, these short hounds did just that - hunted badgers. Further development of the breed created two sizes.
By 1940 the Dachshund was once again raked as one of the top ten breeds again. Looking at Dachshund History in America tells us about the American Kennel Club (AKC). The first dachshund registered with the AKC was in1885. The Dachshunds name was Dash, he was black and tan and owned by Dr. G.D. Stewart. The Dachshund has been one of the top ten most popular dogs in the AKC for decades. Dachshunds were imported to America before the AKC recognized them, thus the Dachshund Club was founded in 1881. This club was for smooth dachshunds only. The wirehaired club started in 1927 they were breed to hunt in briar and thorn bushes. The longhaired club was then started in 1929. Dachshunds are also a very popular dog in Australia, Denmark, Holland, France, and India. The term Dachshund in French is Basset and in Switzerland it is Neider. Throughout Dachshund History you can see that they come in many different sizes, coats, and colors.