Dachshunds are a popular breed of dog, but they are also prone to back problems. This is due to their long bodies and short legs, which put stress on their spines.
Obesity puts extra stress on a Dachshund's spine, so it's important to keep them at a healthy weight.
High-impact activities, such as jumping and running, can put stress on a Dachshund's back. It's best to avoid these activities or limit them.
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Collars can put pressure on a Dachshund's neck and spine, so it's best to use a harness instead.
When lifting your Dachshund, be sure to support their entire body, including their chest and hindquarters.
A comfortable bed can help to support your Dachshund's back and prevent pain.