The Green Iguana I handled was quite big-about the size of an average dachshund.

The drawings represented jaguars, birds, men, and dachshund-like dogs.

Mark Twain remarked about a dachshund that it seemed to want another pair of legs in the middle to prevent it sagging.

The ears of the little dogs bred for ladies' laps are the curls of a mother's darling; the pendant love-locks of the old, old maid who, despite of changeful fashions, clings to those memorials of the pensive beauty of her youth, are repeated in solemn mimicry by the dachshund trotting at her heels; but the sensible fur cap of the dignified Newfoundland reminds us of the cold regions from which his forefathers came.

Some say that the Dandie is the result of crossing a strain of rough-haired terriers with the Dachshund; others that a rough-haired terrier was crossed with the Otterhound; and others again assert that no direct cross was ever introduced to found the breed, but that it was gradually evolved from the rough-haired terriers of the Border district.

With the Dachshund they approximate more closely than any other breeds to the shape of the badger, the weasel, and the otter, and so many animals which Nature has made long and low in order that they may inhabit earths and insinuate themselves into narrow passages in the moorland cairns.

"On both occasions within a couple of blocks of the bookstore she passed a man with a dachshund.

At the station there would always be two children playing with a dachshund.

Genevra, her maids, her men and her boxes, her poodle and her dachshund, were left behind for the month of March.

SEE My Little Dachshund.

SEE My Little Dachshund.

The ugly dachshund.

MY LITTLE DACHSHUND; a doggerel and madrigal by an old Elizabethan composer of the XXth century.

Rusty, the little red dachshund.

RANDOLPH, THEODORE FITZ. Rusty, the little red dachshund.

SANBORN, HERBERT. The dachshund or teckel; a complete treatise on the history, management, breeding, training, care, showing and judging, with chapters on diseases and their treatment.

The ugly dachshund.

MY LITTLE DACHSHUND; a doggerel and madrigal by an old Elizabethan composer of the XXth century.

Rusty, the little red dachshund.

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Rusty, the little red dachshund.

Rusty, the little red dachshund.

Here is the way he described it: "If you had a dachshund long enough to reach from Edinburgh to London, and pulled his tail in Edinburgh he would bark in London!"

Then it can't be a dachshund.

Very cautiously here and there the foresters uncovered a burrow, and a dachshund disappeared.