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/ˈtɛkɪl/ = dachshund n.
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teckel1877
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1877 F. E. Kingsley Charles Kingsley II. xvi. 9 ‘Victor’, a favourite Teckel, given to him by the Queen.
1922 R. Leighton Compl. Bk. Dog viii. 119 The Germans pride themselves upon their sheepdogs, no less than upon their Boxers, their Dobermann Pinschers, their Saufangers, and Teckels.
1952 C. L. B. Hubbard Pembrokeshire Corgi Handbk. i. 8 The very short-legged Teckel or Dachshund types of central Europe.
1971 F. Hamilton World Encycl. Dogs 337 The Dachshund, or Teckel as it is known in Germany, has been evolved from the oldest known breeds of dog.
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