Colors...Patterns...and Coats of Dachshunds!
All examples have been produced and/or currently at XO Doxies!
chocolate and tan long hair
chocolate and tan shorthair
chocolate based cream dapple longhair
chocolate and cream longhair
chocolate and cream dapple longhair
chocolate and tan dapple long hair
black and tan dapple longhair
On your left is a longhair, and on your right is a shorthair.
shaded cream dapple longhair
As you can see, this puppy has dapple spots, but when she got older, all her spots were gone(you can view a picture on the "Happy Homes" page). Most of the time, red and cream dapples's dappling fades away.
This picture was taken at almost 2 weeks old. This was when we could tell whether if they were long hairs or short hairs.
Note: Shorthairs shed just as much as longhairs-there's no difference.
black and cream dapple longhair
Note: "EE" means shaded, and "ee" means not shaded. In other words, no black hairs. There are examples of shaded reds, shaded creams, or even, black and creams (above) from being a baby to being a puppy. In most cases, they lighten up as they get older.