Is the Wienermobile Actually a Dachshund? The Real Answer
The Wienermobile isn’t modeled on a dachshund, but the real story behind the ‘wiener dog’ nickname is even better. Myth vs. fact, explained.
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How the Dachshund Became a Symbol of Germany
From Waldi the 1972 Olympic mascot to a dedicated museum in Passau, discover how the dachshund became one of Germany’s most beloved cultural symbols.
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Dachshunds in Art: How a Funny-Looking Little Dog Became a Muse for Picasso, Warhol, and More
Picasso, Warhol, and Hockney all kept dachshunds as studio companions and muses. Here’s the story of how this breed became a fixture in modern art history.
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Internet-Famous Dachshunds: Meet Crusoe and the Wiener Dogs Who Went Viral
From Crusoe the Celebrity Dachshund to today’s viral wiener dogs, here’s how our breed conquered the internet, why it happens, and how to do it safely.
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Famous Dachshunds in History: The Sausage Dogs Who Made Their Mark
From an Olympic mascot to Picasso’s studio, meet the real dachshunds who left their mark on art, royalty, and pop culture history.
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How to Adopt a Rescue Dachshund: What to Know Before You Bring One Home
Thinking about adopting a rescue dachshund? The honest guide: where to find one, what to ask, what health issues to expect, and the first two weeks.
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Wiener Dog Races: The History, Rules, and Fun Facts Behind Dachshund Racing
From a 1971 California bar bet to the Wienerschnitzel Wiener Nationals — the real history of wiener dog racing and whether sprinting is safe for their backs.
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The Fascinating History of the Dachshund: From Badger Hunter to Beloved Companion
How a fearless German badger hunter became one of the world’s most beloved companion dogs — and what that history explains about your dachshund’s personality today.
