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Alpine Dachsbracke
A low-set, robust Austrian scent hound with strong tracking drive, endurance and a body shape that requires careful spinal and weight management.
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Score overview
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Health 3/5 The Alpine Dachsbracke has a moderate health profile. Conditions to monitor include intervertebral disc and other spinal disease, hip dysplasia, ear infections and obesity. Recommended care includes orthopaedic assessment, regular ear checks, strict weight management, sensible low-impact conditioning and prompt veterinary attention for back pain, weakness or altered gait. Advantages Things to consider
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