Dachshund Puppies For Sale

Are you looking for Dachshund Puppies For Sale? Then you are in the right place. The famously low, long profile, ever-present expression and the vivacious, bold character of the Dachshund make him a star of the canine world. Dachshunds are available in two sizes and three coats of varying styles and colors. The term “icon” is very overused and the Dachshund’s distinct long-backed, slender legs and big personality’is an symbol of purebred dogdom. 

Dachshunds can be normal-sized (usually between 16 and 32 pounds) or miniature (11 pounds or less) and are available in three coat styles: smooth, wirehaired, or even longhaired. Dachshunds weren’t made for jumping, running or vigorous swimming however these unstoppable canines are ready for almost anything. They are smart and vigilant, and with large-dog barks and a great temperament, they are excellent watchdogs. Born to be a hunter who is independent of predators that are dangerous They are a bit brave to the point of recklessness and even a bit obstinate however their lovable appearance and distinctive nature has captured the hearts of thousands across the globe.

Overview

The Doxie’s story goes to over a half century back to Germany in the 18th century, where they were bred to help athletes in hunting badgers. The Doxie’s unbridled strength as well as its slender and long body with webbed foot, makes digging burrows of badgers a simple task. Later, Dachshunds assisted hunters in killing larger game, such as wild hogs.

The tough-willed Doxie is always ready to an adventure! Historical experts are divided on the precise origins the breed. Some believe that the Doxie was born from crossing three prey-driven breeds such as that of the German Pointer, Bloodhound, and Pinscher. Some believe that the Doxie was bred by breeding shorter breeds from one breed, the Hanover Hound (also called a Schweisshund.) Although it’s not clear what brought these fur-babies from, we’re happy they’re here! 

Temperament

Dachshunds are loyal, cheerful and brave. They have huge barrel chests that provide them with the endurance to hunt – which can result in plenty of running around and barking.

• Dachshunds are completely devoted to their owners, and are very loving pet companions.
• As long as they’re well-socialized at a young time, Dachshunds can also be excellent with cats and kids.
• A vocal breed Dachshunds tend to be noisy and can be a bit aloof with strangers which is why they are ideally suited to older children who accept any territorial or barking behavior in stride.

Adaptabilty

The Dachshund’s personality permits the greatest flexibility to living in apartments as long as they get sufficient exercise. They are a joy to spend time with their families and can be extremely loving. However, their independence may occasionally make them stubborn.

• Socialization The early socialization of a puppy is crucial to prevent aggressive or territorial behavior in particular toward animals and strangers.
• Safe environment due to their propensity to investigate and arouse curiosity it is crucial to protect their surroundings to stop accidents or escapes.

Health Issues

Dachshunds are generally healthy with few issues when they’re healthy and exercised regularly. They also eat well and a balanced, healthy diet. They live on average for more than twelve years of age.

Since they are a small breed, they are at an increased chance of developing back issues ( IVDD). Be sure to inquire about any back-related issues before purchasing a puppy. Avoid purchasing puppies from parents who have excessive body length or legs that are excessively short, because these are high risk causes for IVDD. The best way to prevent problems is by keeping your dog healthy and avoiding allowing it to get overweight, or go up and down stairs that could put additional strain on your back. We also offer an screening program for breeders, to decrease the risk.

Mini Long, Mini Smooth and Mini Wire breeding stock should be tested for DNA in the case of Retinal Degeneration ( cord1 mutation P.R.A.) which is an inheritable condition that causes retina-related degenerative diseases that can result in vision impairment or blindness. Mini Wire breeders must have been tested DNA for Lafora Disease (a type of epilepsy).).

Always seek advice from with a Vet for any questions about the dog you are planning to buy, or health issues with a dog that is older.

Owner Experience

Dachshunds are dogs that socialize and are best when they have a companion. They are popular for being affectionate and cosy and thrive on being surrounded by humans. If left unattended for long periods Dachshunds are prone to becoming stressed, anxious, and destructive.

Their unwavering loyalty makes them susceptible to appear to be a bit aloof when they are with complete strangers.

Grooming

Hairy and smooth Dachshund grooming

This particular breed needs grooming only a little and most of the time. The reason for this is because of its lack of grip coats which means dirt and grime will not stick to the hair as quickly. It is recommended to groom your dachshund’s smooth hair 2 times a week in order to maintain an uber-soft and clean coat. Try to groom their coat using an bristle that is soft and ensure that you’re not rough and only removing the things that are not necessary off the coat.

Long-haired Dachshund grooming

Long-haired Dachshunds require regular brushing to make sure you’re in control of knots and knots. Brushing your dachshund’s long hair removes any dirt that accumulates in the coat of your dog and will keep that beautiful flowing style neat. Particular attention should be paid to the areas around the ears as well as feet, where hair that is long tends to be matted.

Wire-haired Dachshund grooming

This particular breed is distinct than the other breeds as they have thick undercoats that need stripping at least twice per year. But dachshunds with wire hair will require frequent brushing throughout the week to ensure they are up with maintaining their coat’s luster.

Activity Level 

Your Dachshund will need a minimum of one hour of exercise each day (half of an hour in case it’s small breeds). It is recommended to divided into a couple of walks, each one slightly longer so that there is plenty of time to sniff. Also, they will require lots of space to play around and play on their own in a safe space. However, you must be cautious about the kind of exercise they take part in. Dachshunds should not jump, because they could cause damage to their backs.

In addition it is important to have regular training sessions every day and feed your Dachshund plenty of things to keep their brains active and keep them from becoming bored. They’ll be enthralled by scent and puzzle games, especially!

Make sure to exercise gently as your Dachshund is growing. Because they have shorter legs and larger backs, it’s not difficult for them to overdo their exercise and cause injury to themselves when the bones of their pet are growing.

Size

Dachshunds can be normal-sized (usually between 16 and 32 pounds) or miniature (11 pounds or less) They are available with three coat styles: smooth, wirehaired or longhaired. Dachshunds weren’t made for running, jumping or strenuous swimming however, they are up for everything. Intelligent and alert, with a the big dog bark and an excellent temperament, they make great watchdogs. Born to be an independent hunter who is not afraid to take on dangerous prey they are brave to the point of recklessness and sometimes a little stubborn, yet their charming personality and distinctive look has won the hearts of millions all over the world.

Lifespan

The Dachshund lifespan can be as long as 12- 16 years. But, 20-year-old Dachshunds are not unusual. There are many factors that affect your dog’s lifespan. If you already own a dachshund, there’s not much you can do to alter the genetics of your dog.