Exciting Dachshund Art in Stained Glass and Limited Edition Prints on Canvas direct from the Artists. Unique custom Dachshund portraits from your Dachshund photo also available. Very popular dog lover gifts.
"My Two Loves" Each night however, she went home to her other loves, two dachshunds -one longhair and one smooth. There was no way for her to bring these two loves together into one shot, so I combined them in a way that I thought the two would relate to each other if given the opportunity. She was so happy to have something that showed her "two loves" . I've had the pleasure to meet some of the dogs in her care and was moved to adopt a greyhound of my own. It has been a wonderful experience receiving updates and photos about my dog and the progress he is making toward becoming social enough to be formally adopted. I highly urge you to check out there web site at: www.greyhoundog.org ~Dachshund Artist
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"The print arrived in perfect condition and is more beautiful in-person than on-line!! It is now being elegantly framed and will wait for my wifes' birthday to be unveiled and hang above our bed, where two identical pups sleep each night. Thank you for your talent and your love of dogs!!"
~Steve M
Kennewick, WA
Dachshund Art Stained Glass and Special Prints
This is a magnificent piece on canvas measuring 35" X 20", very limited edition of only 100. Because of it's large size, this dachshund artwork will be sent rolled in a tube, quality varnished and ready for your framer. Frederick Leighton's Flaming June never looked so good! Flaming June Doxies Masterpiece
"Flaming June Doxies Masterpiece" Large Print on Canvas
35" x 20" Limited Edition Giclee Print on Canvas
$250.00
"Dachshund and Butterflies" Art Stained Glass
What could be more wonderful then watching our dogs play and explore nature? It was this idea that inspired this piece "Dog and Butterfly" I have utilized the beautiful array of colors that can only be found in the opaque glasses to give the background sunburst effect - And I must say, when the sun hits this sunburst it really is a competition as to which sun is more vibrant and alive, the real sun or the glass rendition. 18" X 10" Dachshund Art Stained Glass Dachshund and Butterflies
The butterflies have both color and texture, as the wings, body and antennas are all applied to the top of the glass, giving a more realistic look to the lightness of the butterfly. The dachshund is two tone brown granite textured glass. This granite texture give the look of hair and the various tones of brown also help give this little guy a wonderfully realistic look also. The only thing missing in the happy outdoor setting is a daisy or two. But you'll just have to keep checking back for the flower version!
Size: 18" across the bottom and 10" at the highest point of the arch.
Framing is a natural Zink 1/4" frame with adjustable chain for hanging, or purchase it without chain and a natural wood picture easel for just $5.00 more and use it as a table top piece. That's one of the greatest things about the opaque glass - with or without sunlight they are equally effective
$180.00 Call for availability (812) 325-6037
"My Two Loves" Dachshund and Greyhound Stained Glass
This piece measures 18" across the bottom and 10" at the center of the arch. The traditional copper foil method has been used to highlight the detail and features of both dogs. The greyhound is opaque white with a lovely soft brown accent glass that has highlights of gold, and taupe swirling through the glass. Two shades of brown translucent glass were used for the dachshund with the darker brown having a granite texture to more closely resemble hair. The sunburst archway is all clear water glass that give the piece and nice outward flow. The bottom ledge that both dogs are standing on is a clear granite. Framing is a small 1/8" lead came and the overall piece is lightweight and small enough that it could be either hung or displayed as a picture on an easel.
18" X 10" Dachshund Art Stained Glass Dachshund and Greyhound
$150.00 Call for availability (812) 325-6037
Why Does My Dog Eat Grass? Dogs and cats have been eating grass for a long time. In fact, grass is so popular among dogs that one species, dog grass, is named after them. Dog grass is also known as couch grass and quackweed, and it grows in all but the southern-most states. You can think of grass as an herbal medicine. It acts as an internal cleanser, expelling excess mucus, bile, and other impurities. It also cleanses the bowels and expels worms. Cereal grasses contain enzymes, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Grass also contains chlorophyll, which was used for relieving pain, treating infections, ulcers, skin diseases, and anemia prior to the use of antibiotics. Some pet owners grow grass specifically to give to their pets to prevent or treat diarrhea, anemia, cataracts, fleas, tumors excessive shedding, and other pet health problems. Pets that are fed grass on a regular basis are less likely to crave outdoor grass. So, if you don’t feel comfortable with your pet eating the grass in your lawn, you may want to grow your own grass for them to eat. Try growing rye or barley sprouts. These sprouts are preferred over wheat grass because some animals are sensitive to wheat. Follow these instructions to grow rye or barley grass. Soak one cup organically grown grain in one quart water for 8 to 10 hours. Then drain the container and leave it on its side in a warm place, away from direct sunlight. A tiny white rootlet will sprout from each grain within 24 to 48 hours. Caution: If you don’t see these rootlets, your grain isn’t viable and should be thrown away. Next, spread the sprouting grain on one inch of moist potting soil or top soil in a plastic garden tray. For drainage create a one inch channel around the soil. For two days, cover the tray. Then uncover it, and water thoroughly. Place the tray in direct sunlight or under grow lights. Keep the soil moist by watering when needed. When the grass is 6-8” tall, cut it with scissors or a sharp knife. Place grasses in a ziploc bag, along with a damp paper towel. Be sure to expel air from the bag before sealing. Then store the grass in the refrigerator. When feeding the grass to your pet, cut or mince it into tiny pieces, or place a small amount in a blender or food processor with other foods. To be sure your cat or dog will accept the grass, begin feeding just a fraction of a teaspoon. Increase the amount gradually to approximately one tablespoon per 50 lbs. of body weight. Once your pet is given the amount of grass his body needs, you probably won’t be seeing him eating the grass in your lawn. And you can feel relieved knowing that you’re feeding him something that he craves and that his body needs. -Deena Caruso, author, teacher, & distributor of natural pet products Helps pet owners create healthy, happy pets. Since you are dealing directly with the artists, all our dog art work on Dog Art Dog is completely customizable to suit your size, color and taste. Custom Dog Art Dog Art Gallery Akita Dog Art American Bulldog Art Australian Cattle Dog Art Australian Shepherd Dog Art Basenji Dog Art Basset Hound Dog Art Beagle Dog Art Bernese Mountain Dog Art Bichon Dog Art Border Collie Dog Art Borzoi Dog Art Boston Terrier Dog Art Bull Terrier Dog Art King Charles Spaniel Dog Art Chihuahua Dog Art Chinese Crested Dog Art Cocker Spaniel Dog Art Dachshund Dog Art Dalmatian Dog Art Doberman Dog Art French Bulldog Art German Shepherd Dog Art German Pointer Dog Art Golden Retriever Dog Art Great Dane Dog Art Greyhound Dog Art Jack Russell Terrier Dog Art Labrador Retriever Dog Art Leonberger Dog Art Papillon Dog Art Pomeranian Dog Art Poodle Dog Art Pug Dog Art Saluki Dog Art Sheltie Dog Art Siberian Husky Dog Art Staffordshire Bull Terrier Vizsla Dog Art Weimaraner Dog Art Welsh Corgi Dog Art West Highland Terrier Dog Art Yorkshire Terrier Dog Art |