Fall Treats your Doxie CAN have … and ones you should DEFINITELY avoid…
|
Dear Reader Fall is basically a Doxie’s dream → cool breezes, crunchy leaves, and cozy couch cuddles. 🍁 So, let’s make this easy, here’s what’s safe and what’s a ‘please don’t’ when it comes to fall foods: Doxie-Approved Fall Favorites:
→ Bonus tip: These can be used as training rewards or added to meals for enrichment! Fall Foods to Avoid:
And while your Doxie thinks they’re a food critic, remember their digestive system doesn’t do well with rich or spicy people food. FUN FACT: Dachshunds have sensitive tummies and are prone to pancreatitis if given fatty or greasy scraps, so those buttery mashed potatoes or leftover turkey skins are best saved for the humans. You’re doing an amazing job keeping your pup safe, happy, and thriving, and a little food awareness goes a long way! We’ve got a few absolutely adorable puppies who will be ready to go home in time to make this fall the coziest yet. → Check out our Ready Puppies here xox |
Ravendox Dachshunds
Hi Reader, Some dogs were bred to sit. Your Doxie was bred to dig, chase, and conquer… and that history still shapes who they are today.Dachshunds weren’t bred to be polite. They were bred to go nose-first into dark tunnels, take on angry badgers, and win. Their short legs? Designed to dig.That long body? Built for underground chases.Their bold spirit? Let’s just say hesitation wasn’t an option when you were face-to-face with a wild animal. This breed was built with a job to do, and that...
Hello Reader, We know how easy it is to go down a rabbit hole of dog grooming tips online, one minute you’re looking for a brush, the next you’re watching a dachshund get a blueberry facial in a fluffy robe. But let’s talk real-life grooming for your doxie. Whether your pup is smooth, longhaired, or wire-coated, their grooming needs are pretty manageable when you understand what actually helps (and what’s just hype). Here’s what we’ve learned after years of hands-on care: ✔️ You need a...
Hey Reader, Most people see a dachshund and think “lap dog.”And yes, they do love to burrow under the blankets and nap on your feet. But don’t let that fool you. This breed was built with purpose, and their legacy of drive, loyalty, and intelligence continues to show up in some pretty incredible ways, especially when it comes to emotional support and service roles. While they aren’t the most common breed for traditional task-trained service work, many dachshunds thrive as Emotional Support...