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There’s one dog breed that proves you are a better person
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“Being the owner of dachshunds, to me a book on dog discipline becomes a volume of inspired humour,” he wrote.
You can, in fact, train a dachshund, but only to do what he (or she) feels like doing.
Nothing to see here, merely a broadly decent person with an unexceptional but obedient and inherently charming dog.
An interesting thing about dog owners is their breed partiality.
I may be projecting here, but I think this is particularly true of dachshund owners.