One small step a day for potty habits, sleep, barking, time alone, walks and puppy biting — written for how a badger dog actually thinks.
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None of that is a badly behaved dog. It is a dog doing exactly what it was bred to do, in a house that was not built for it.
German hunters bred these dogs to go down a narrow tunnel and face a badger alone, with no person there to give orders. Underground, a Dachshund had to make its own decisions — and when it found the badger, its loud bark told the hunters where to dig.
That is why the usual advice bounces off. Training built for eager-to-please breeds assumes a dog that wants to be told what to do. Your dog was built to decide for itself, and to be loud about it.
It is not stubbornness. It is a job description. Work with it and the same dog learns fast.
Breed history: American Kennel Club, "Dachshund History: Meet the Badger Dog."
The 30-Day Dachshund Plan is built on that one idea. Short sessions, clear rewards, and a home set up so the right choice is the easy choice — one small step a day, for thirty days.
One page a day: today's goal, three steps, and an "if it's not working" box for when it doesn't go to plan. Potty, sleep, name and attention, crate, barking, time alone, leash walking, puppy biting, recall, the doorbell, and handling.
Six pages, one per problem — accidents, barking, trouble being alone, pulling, biting, night trouble. Each one points back to the exact days that fix it, so you have a reference long after day 30.
The 30-day tracker, a potty log and a bark log. The logs are what turn "he's just like that" into a pattern you can actually see and fix.
Ten nose-and-brain games using towels, cups, boxes and muffin tins. For a scent hound, ten minutes of sniffing work settles a dog more than a thirty-minute walk.
A room-by-room walk through your house set up for a long, low dog — plus how to pick one up properly, and how to teach a ramp in five short sessions.
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Work the plan with your dog. If it isn't right for you, email us within 30 days of buying and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no questions, nothing to send back.
No. The plan works the same way at any age — it targets how a Dachshund thinks, not how old it is. An older dog has longer-held habits, so expect steady progress over a few weeks rather than overnight. Owners run it with dogs from eight weeks to twelve years.
About fifteen minutes, split into short sessions. Dachshunds learn far better in three five-minute bursts than in one long training session, and the plan is built that way on purpose.
Three PDFs: the 45-page plan (including the Quick-Help Library and the trackers) and the two bonus guides. They arrive by email within a few minutes of your order, and you can open them on a phone, tablet or computer, or print them. Nothing is shipped.
No. It is about everyday habits and manners — potty, sleep, barking, time alone, walks and biting. It is not medical or veterinary advice, and it doesn't claim to treat or prevent anything. If your dog seems to be in pain, panics when left alone, bites hard enough to hurt, or suddenly changes its behaviour, the plan tells you to speak to your veterinarian or a certified trainer, and so do we.
No. Barking is part of what this breed was bred to do, and no guide can switch that off. What the plan does is cut down the barking you don't want — the window patrol, the doorbell frenzy, the barking at you for attention — and give your dog a job to do instead.
Email us within 30 days and you get your money back in full. We would rather refund you than have you stuck with something that didn't fit.
No. One payment, and the files are yours to keep.
A plan beats looking things up at 11pm.
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