Puppies will be
KC registered
Microchipped
Vet checked
1st vax
Flea and worm treated
Undergo extensive desensitisation using ens and esi.
we have 2 litters close together and only 2 left from the 1st so easier to advertise together to track messages
1st litter born 18th september 2026 ready 2 leave 13th november onwards
2 shaded red females left mum is Jelly - fantastic loving mother adored my our children
2nd litter born 29th September 2026 ready to leave 24th november onwards.
1 shaded red boy
1 red dapple girl
1 silver and tan dapple boy
1 black cream and tan dapple boy
Mum is cookie again doing really well especially with her larger litter.
Mums are sisters and live in our busy home with 3 young children and other dogs. Fantastic companions and best friends to our daughters.
Please message with any further queries
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Litter details
LocationMorecambe, Lancashire
Pets in litter3 male / 4 female
BreedMiniature Dachshund
GenerationP
Age5 days
Ready to Leave24 Nov 2026
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Black cream and tan dapple
Male£1,500
Available
Black cream and tan dapple female
Female£1,500
Available
Red dapple female
Female£1,500
Available
Shaded red female 1
Female£1,500
Available
Shaded red female 2
Female£1,500
Available
Shaded red male
Male£1,500
Available
Silver and tan dapple male
Male£1,500
Pros
Loyal and affectionate with strong bonds to their family
Highly intelligent with a playful and fun-loving personality
Distinctive low-shedding coat that is manageable with regular care
Adaptable to both apartment living and country homes
Cons
Stubborn streak makes training a challenge requiring patience and consistency
Prone to back problems requiring careful handling and veterinary attention
Can suffer separation anxiety if left alone for long hours
Strong prey drive demands secure containment and recall training