In New Zealand, where dog ownership among residents is only 25% (compared to 65% in the USA) Dachshunds are becoming very popular, according to an ABC report. Why? Because they’re clean, small and portable. Plus, they act much bigger than they are. Kiwis are a very horsy set, too, which is a natural for winer dogs (just go to any English riding competition and you’ll see them cavorting with Jack Russells and Corgis galore).
Go, little Doxies, go!
German Rottweiler breeders
August 18, 2009 at 4:12 pm
Awesome, now let’s get that percent at least near 50 New Zealand.
Alex,
Vom Bullenfeld German Rottweilers