Time Spent

Your lifestyle, your Dachshund's age, and their activity requirements are just a few of the variables that should be considered when determining the ideal amount of daily playtime. Dachshunds are very loving and sociable canines who get a rush out of being around their human relatives.

Adult Dachshunds, on the whole, do better when they have at least an hour and a half of daily human companionship. During this time, you should do things that bring you closer together, challenge your mind, and get some exercise. Their desire for physical exercise is met via participating in regular play, going on walks, and playing games. Puzzle toys, training sessions, and interactive play all contribute to mental enrichment, which helps to avoid boredom and maintains mental acuity.

Puppies need more time and care than adult dogs since they are active and inquisitive. Two to three hours of playtime and socialization every day is ideal for puppies. This includes brief periods of teaching, fun, interaction with humans and other dogs, and exposure to new settings.

It should be noted that Dachshunds are inherently sociable dogs that thrive in familial environments. If they are left alone for too long, they may develop separation anxiety.

A dog sitter, a neighbor, or a doggie daycare may provide companionship and care for your Dachshund when you're away from home for long periods of time owing to work or other obligations.

When it comes to your Dachshund, quality time is more important than quantity. Pay more attention to the quality of your encounters with them than to how long they last. Take part in pursuits that bring you closer together while also challenging your minds and bodies. A solid and trustworthy bond may be developed via co