A dachshund is a type of short-legged hound dog, typically with long back legs and a long body with muscular shoulders. The breed was developed in Germany during the late 1800s by crossing wirehaired dogs that had been brought over from Poland. Dachshunds are often mistakenly called wiener dogs because they originated as meat sausage or hotdog sausages, which were known at the time as “wieners.”
A “tweenie dachshund” is a term used to describe a miniature Dachshund. A “miniature Dachshund” is a term used to describe a Dachshund that is between 4 and 6 pounds in weight.
A “tweenie dachshund size” is a miniature Dachshund that weighs between 7 and 10 pounds. They are often called “teacup dogs.”
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