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We found 14 Dachshund Calendars. You are currently viewing items 13 to 18

2012 Dachshund (Doxie) Calendars
Wirehaired Dachshunds 2012 Wall Calendar - £10.99 The Wirehaired Dachshund is the most recent breed development having been first bred in the late 19th century. It sometimes acts like a terrier, so it is thought the smooth dachshund may have been bred with terriers. The playful, brave and handsome dogs in the Wirehaired Dachshunds 2012 wall calendar will be adored by any fan of the breed!	Dachshund 2012 Wall Calendar - £9.99 Popular in the United Kingdom since the 19th Century (Queen Victoria had several of the breed), these dogs were originally bred to flush our burrowing animals.&nbsp; This dog is notorious for needing a firm hand due to its independence and strong will.&nbsp; Known for their devotion and loyalty, however, they are a firm favourite.&nbsp; The series of photographs in this Dachshunds 2012 wall calendar really shows of the breed at its best - in many colours, but usually only one shape!

2012 Dachshund (Doxie) Calendars

Wirehaired Dachshunds 2012 Wall Calendar - £10.99

The Wirehaired Dachshund is the most recent breed development having been first bred in the late 19th century. It sometimes acts like a terrier, so it is thought the smooth dachshund may have been bred with terriers. The playful, brave and handsome dogs in the Wirehaired Dachshunds 2012 wall calendar will be adored by any fan of the breed!

Dachshund 2012 Wall Calendar - £9.99

Popular in the United Kingdom since the 19th Century (Queen Victoria had several of the breed), these dogs were originally bred to flush our burrowing animals.&nbsp; This dog is notorious for needing a firm hand due to its independence and strong will.&nbsp; Known for their devotion and loyalty, however, they are a firm favourite.&nbsp; The series of photographs in this Dachshunds 2012 wall calendar really shows of the breed at its best - in many colours, but usually only one shape!