Frequently asked questions

Our Dachshund puppies are truly exceptional. They are AKC Registered, come from champion bloodlines, and are raised with love and care in a nurturing environment. We prioritize the health, well-being, and temperament of our puppies to ensure they make fantastic additions to any family.

The first step in acquiring one of our Dachshund puppies is to fill out our Puppy Application. This helps us understand your preferences and lifestyle, allowing us to match you with the perfect puppy. Once your application is reviewed, we will get in touch with you to discuss the next steps, including the purchase process.

The puppy acquisition process typically involves filling out the Puppy Application, a review of your application by our team, a phone interview, and arranging a visit to meet the puppy in person if feasible. After all requirements are met, we will proceed with the sale, providing you with guidance for bringing your new Dachshund home.

Dachshunds come in three coat varieties. Longhaired Dachshunds have soft, flowing coats. Smooth-haired Dachshunds have sleek, short coats. Wirehaired Dachshunds have a more coarse and rugged coat. Each variety has its unique charm and characteristics.

You can express your color preferences, but we prioritize matching puppies with suitable homes based on temperament and lifestyle. While we can't guarantee a specific color, we do our best to make a good match for both the puppy and your family.

Yes, our puppies receive regular veterinary check-ups, vaccinations, and preventative care to ensure they are healthy and ready to join their new families.

Yes, we are committed to providing ongoing support and guidance to our puppy buyers. We're here to answer any questions and offer assistance with the transition and care of your new Dachshund.

We do not receive prospective buyers on our breeding property due to security reasons. However, we can arrange a meeting with you at another location where you can see the puppies in person. Please contact us to schedule a meeting.

We generally prefer in-person meetings with our puppy's new families. However, in specific cases, we may consider shipping, which is evaluated on an individual basis, always with the puppy's well-being and safety as our top priority.