dachshund Definition
dachs·hund (däks′ho̵ont′)
dachshund Usage Examples
Converse of object
- name: He had a miniature dachshund named Rusty, " He's a lovely little fellow.
- have: He had a miniature dachshund named Rusty, " He's a lovely little fellow.
Adjective modifier
- haired: The short haired Dachshunds are easy to groom while the long haired and wire haired breeds require more extensive grooming.
- miniature: He had a miniature dachshund named Rusty, " He's a lovely little fellow.
- long: With their long, low bodies Dachshunds are one of the most instantly recognizable breeds.
- smooth: Today's modern miniature smooth dachshund is a very intelligent, lively and courageous to the point of brashness.
- small: And he now lives in Los Angeles with his girlfriend and small dachshund.
- long-haired: Combined immunodeficiency has been reported in long-haired dachshunds and in basset hounds.
Modifies a noun
puppy: Toby, the 10-week-old, black-and-tan miniature dachshund puppy was exploring the patio and supposedly learning where to go potty.

