When you initially ran pywallet to get dump the keys out... did you use the
otherversion option to specify that the wallet was a DOGEcoin wallet? If not, it will have read the file as a
Bitcoin wallet and will have output the private keys in
Bitcoin format.
I suspect you have not used
otherversion as you're saying the addresses start with a "1"... whereas Dogecoin addresses start with a "D" and the "WIF" format private keys for a dogecoin wallet should start with a "6".
I believe that the
otherversion value for Dogecoin is 30... so your command should look something like:
python pywallet.py --dumpwallet --wallet=wallet.dat --datadir=/path/to/folder/with/wallet/dat --otherversion=30 --passphrase=yourpassphrase