Hi, I have a couple of thoughts for you. First of all, yes many dogs do shed more during the summer months because of the warmer weather. If the hair has just simply thinned out a bit, that is probably normal. But you should definitely keep an eye out for any bald spots and excessive hair loss, as this can be a sign of mange (mites) or other skin conditions. If you notice balding starting to occur in some spots, have the dog seen by a vet.
If the shedding becomes a nuisance in itself, I highly recommend a grooming tool called the Furminator. It is a bit pricey, but totally worth it! Good luck.Do short hair dachsunds shed more during the summer?
SPring is the time for most shedding. Stress does cause excessive shedding. It is not uncommon for doxies to have less hair on the neck/chest area under the chin.
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