"Danger is my middle name."
Alpine Dachsbrackes bear a resemblance to the Dachshund, and they share the same fearsome attitude and strong nose. These small hunting and tracking dogs are loving and loyal, but they have a reputation for stubbornness and preferring to do things their own way.
If you’re looking for a good watchdog, the Alpine Dachsbracke is the pooch for you, as they will always let you know if anything strange or out of the ordinary is going down. They've been known to be wary of strangers but are very loving and loyal to their own families. Still, an Alpine Dachsbracke will take advantage of every inch you give, so be sure to be firm and consistent with these independent thinkers.
Alpine Dachsbrackes have a smooth, short-haired coat that does not require a lot of effort. A weekly brushing and the occasional bath will keep your dog looking and smelling healthy and prevent them from leaving extra fur on your carpet and furniture.
Alpine Dachsbrackes can adjust to apartment life, but prefer a place where they have access to a safe place to run and play. They don’t mind sharing the house with other pets, especially when raised together. Children and Alpine Dachsbrackes make a good pair, as these dogs are especially loving and protective toward their families.
Hunting is at the heart of the Alpine Dachsbracke's make-up. These dogs love to use their powerful noses to track down game and have the stamina to hunt nearly all day. If you’re not a hunting family, you’ll want to make sure you give your Alpine Dachsbracke daily exercise in the form of walks, or backyard playtime. You’ll know if your Alpine Dachsbracke is bored as because they tend to become destructive after prolonged periods of inactivity.