A dachshund named Razor is being called a hero after his actions saved his friend, a St Bernard named Jazzy, who was stuck in two feet of mud in Belen, New Mexico last week.
According to reports, Jazzy escaped an enclosure last week and ended up getting stuck in the mud. That’s when Razor tried to alert their owner to his friend’s sticky situation.
Tim Chavez told KRQE when he saw Razor that morning the little dog was acting strangely.
“I went to feed him, and he was kind of going crazy, trying to get my attention,” Mr Chavez said.
After his owner left for work Razor became more desperate. Eventually, the dachshund was able to get the attention of a neighbor and led him across a field to where Jazzy was stuck in a muddy ditch.
Fire fighters and police were alerted and they were able to pull Jazzy from the mud.
It seems like Little Razor was a 21st Century "Lassie"
A new breed of dog had its first litter of puppies.
The Tatra Hound (also called Tatras Hound), a mix of Dachshund and
Slovak Hound, has been in the breeding stages for two years. Breeders
believe they have finally reached perfection.
The mother to the short-legged, long-bodied animal gave birth to her first litter this week.
The black and brown puppies are bred for hunting and intelligence.
They grow to a height of about 16 inches, but are longer in the torso.
