Dachshund Info.

Please watch the short movies below to know more about the breed. It is short but informative.

Also see the paragraph below for more information about testing, structure, colors, coats, behaviors, health problems etc.

http://animal.discovery.com/videos/breed-all-about-it-dachshund.html

I am a big believer that a well informed buyer or new puppy owner is better for my pups. Meaning if you are truly certain you want a dachshund. I can help you get educated on the breed. I feel you are more likely to keep and take care of the pup if you are well informed up front about the breed. Not everyone needs a dachshund. But the families that do get one and need one know they make great pets. Our dogs live in our house, sleep in our beds, play with our children, and go for rides in our vehicles. They go for long walks, destroy/play with toys, bark at squirrels, and snuggle down at the end of the day with the family. They share every day of our lives. They are our best friends, our companions and most important our family. We wish for them to be treated the same way in your homes. Please if you have any questions email or call us. So we can help you better understand the dachshund breed, the health testing we do, or just to talk doxie.

Thanks, Chris

Please click on the blue words below to be taken to the link about them.

Click the blue below for more information on these subjects:

About Dachshunds (info on the breed standard to colors and patterns)

Vaccinations (what your pet will need)

Warnings (harmful things for your new family member)

Testing and Health Issues (We even explain what the tests are that we provide to your future family members.)

Regarding Health Issues:

As all breeds even mix breeds have health issues here are a few in the Dachshund breed. This does not mean that your dachshund will or wont have these issues this is just information for your knowledge.

This information has been compiled from reports received by treating veterinarians, books on the dachshund breed, and owners. If any pet shows signs of being in trouble please take them to your vet. No one that does not have veterinary training should diagnose & medicate their own dogs. A good book to read about dachshunds is Dachshunds for Dummies By Eve Adamson. She touches on a few of these health issues that we have listed in the link above. I am not a vet this is just FYI.

(Disclaimer: As stated above this information has been compiled from reports received by treating veterinarians and owners. The information written is what we have put together to better inform you about the conditions listed. If any pet should show signs, or be in trouble. It should be taken to any veterinarian. No one that does not have veterinary training should diagnose & medicate their own dogs).