Dachshund Puzzles
Dachshund puzzles for fans of the long, low hound: a doxie in a golden vineyard, at a bakery window, in a tulip field and curled up in a fireside reading nook. Six scenes that follow the dachshund from spring flowers to autumn leaves.
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Dachshund in the Tulip Field Jigsaw Puzzle
Dachshund at the Bakery Window Jigsaw Puzzle
Dachshund in the Golden Vineyard Jigsaw Puzzle
Dachshund in the Autumn Leaf Pile Jigsaw Puzzle
Dachshund by the Fireside Reading Nook Jigsaw Puzzle
Dachshund in the Rose Garden Jigsaw Puzzle
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Dachshund Jigsaw Puzzles
Six dachshund scenes through the year: a tulip field and a rose garden in spring, a golden vineyard and an autumn leaf pile in fall, a bakery window in town and a fireside reading nook for winter evenings. Our puppy puzzles add a dachshund puppy in a tulip garden.
A short, smooth coat keeps the dog easy to find, so the flowers and leaves around it set the challenge, especially at 1000 pieces.
You might also like our beagle puzzles, another scent hound, or browse all dog puzzles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are dachshunds called wiener dogs?
Their long body and short legs recall a sausage, and wiener is the American word for a Vienna sausage. The breed's real name is German: dachs means badger and hund means dog.
What were dachshunds bred for?
They were bred in Germany to hunt badgers and follow them into their burrows. Their long, low body and strong front legs were made for digging.