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A Miniature Dachshund is a small breed of dog known for its long body, short legs, and lively personality. They typically weigh 8–13 pounds as adults and come in a variety of coat types including smooth, long-haired, and wire-haired.
Mini Dachshunds are affectionate, loyal, and often quite playful. They are known for forming strong bonds with their owners. While they can be independent and sometimes stubborn, they are also intelligent and thrive with consistent training.
Yes, when properly socialized, they can be great with children. However, due to their small size and delicate backs, interactions should always be supervised, especially with younger children. All our dogs are exposed to kids from a very young age.
We cannot guarantee size, however, our adult Miniature Dachshunds typically weigh between 8–13 pounds and stand about 5–7 inches tall at the shoulder.
Mini Dachshunds come in three coat varieties:
Each coat type has slightly different grooming needs. Our program offers Short hair and long hair coats.
They come in a wide variety of colors including black & tan, chocolate & tan, red, cream, dapple, brindle and more. The Base from our program will be either Black or Chocolate depending on the pair.
Yes, all breeding dogs are health tested to ensure puppies have the best possible start. We prioritize responsible breeding practices and genetic health.
Yes, puppies are up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming before going to their new homes. Health records are provided. Please keep in mind puppies will need at least 2 more vaccines to complete their puppy series and will need their rabies Vaccine after their puppy series is completed. It is common for some veterinarians to give this shot at a later date after the final puppy series vaccine is completed, please ask your veterinarian for their best recommendation.
Please also speak to your veterinarian about the risks/complications for Leptospirosis (Lepto) Vaccine. We decline this vaccine due to higher risk of vaccine reactions in small breeds but always consult the Veterinarian for best guidance.
Puppies are typically ready to go home between 9-11 weeks of age; it truly depends on the progression of their development.
Yes, our puppies are registered CKC and/or AKC Depending on the parents. Paperwork will be provided at pickup or shortly after along with a of the contract.
Each puppy goes home with:
A deposit is required to reserve a puppy. Please contact us to check availability and begin the reservation process.
Currently we do not offer Shipping, if you are in the state of Arizona we can talk about possibly meeting closer to you if needed. Please contact us for questions around this topic.
We recommend having the following ready:
There is a detailed supplies list under the Potty Training Tips Tab that will be useful as well.
They are intelligent but can be stubborn. Consistency, positive reinforcement, and patience are key to successful training.
Like all breeds, they can be prone to certain conditions, including back issues (IVDD). Proper care, weight management, and avoiding excessive jumping can help reduce risks.
Mini Dachshunds need moderate daily exercise such as short walks and playtime. They are energetic but do not require intense activity.
Absolutely! We are always available to answer questions and support our puppy families throughout the life of their dog.
We are dedicated to raising healthy, well-socialized puppies in a loving environment. Our focus is on temperament, health, and matching each puppy with the right family.
Feel free to contact us anytime—we’re happy to help you find your perfect Miniature Dachshund companion!
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