A full-body illustration of a Dachshund sitting on its haunches, suitable for vector art designs.
A full-body illustration of a Dachshund sitting on its haunches, suitable for vector art designs. A full-body illustration of a Dachshund sitting on its haunches, suitable for use in digital designs and craft projects. An SVG vector design featuring a dachshund in a seated position. Illustrated vector design of a Dachshund sitting on its haunches.
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Adorable Dachshund SVG Clip Art for Personal or Commercial Use

Add a touch of adorable charm to your projects with this high-quality SVG image of a sitting dachshund. Free to download and suitable for personal or commercial use.

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