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Big Dachshund puppies for sale in Ilkeston

4 Big Dachshund puppies for sale in Ilkeston

Dachshund, often referred to as 'weiner dogs', 'sausage dogs' or 'badger dogs', is a breed known for its distinctive, elongated shape. Originating from Germany where they were bred to hunt rabbits, badgers and wounded game, the Dachshund comes in three varieties: short-haired (smooth), long-haired, and wire-haired and two sizes: standard (16-32 lbs) and miniature (under 11 lbs). These energetic dogs possess coats in a multitude of colors including cream, red, black, chocolate, and combinations with various patterns. Often lively and affectionate, Doxies have a reputation for being bold and somewhat stubborn, yet this adds to their unique charm making them ideal, engaging companions. Though small, a Dachshund requires regular exercise due to its energy levels and to maintain a healthy weight. They are intelligent, trainable, and possess a strong sense of smell, being originally bred for hunting.

Read our Dachshund Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Doxiepoo dogs - Advert 1
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3 hours
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Daxi poos

£460
Doxiepoo8 weeks2 male / 3 female
My beautiful Chloe has had five beautiful babies. These babies were not planned and a very big shock. Chloe is a 3 1/2 year-old miniature – hound who we love so much, we all went on a holiday in April and we left Chloe for two weeks with my brother-in-law they have a 11-year-old toy poodle called Woody. Woody has become the father of these beautiful babies what we are now
Barry P.
Barnsley, South Yorkshire(40.9mi)
Dachshund dogs - Advert 2
311
15 hours
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Red long-haired standard dachshund puppies

£2,200
Dachshund7 weeks1 male / 7 female
Updated photos 10.08.2025!!!!!! Red long-haired standard dachshund puppies are looking for forever home. They will be ready by the end of August. (I'll keep updating photos as they grow) Mother Lilly is 4 years old, it's her first and the only litter (video). Dad Derry won his class with merrit at the world dog show in Amsterdam (the 3rd and 4th photos). Both parents are
GIEDRE J.ID verified
Barnsley, South Yorkshire(40.9mi)
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Dachshund dogs - Advert 1
11
1 week

Beautiful smooth haired Dachshund puppies

£700
Dachshund3 weeks3 male / 2 female
Beautiful smooth haired, shaded red, dachshund puppies. Mum (black/tan), Dad (red) and big sister (shaded red) are our much loved family pets :) last pic shows mum, dad and big sister. Dad is from c
CHRYSTAL H.ID verified
Derby, Derby(7.6mi)
Dachshund dogs - Advert 2
2
2 weeks

Remmy male dachshund

£200
Dachshund1 year1 male
Remmy came to me a little over 6 months ago as his previous owners did not think they could manage with him, he was previously crated a lot which I think has caused a big amount of separation anxiety,
Paige S.
Worksop, Nottinghamshire(24.7mi)

FAQs

How much should you pay for a dachshund puppy in the UK?

The average cost of a purebred Dachshund puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £744, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is A dachshund a good pet?

Yes, a dachshund can be a great pet for many families. They are loyal, affectionate, and playful, but they also require regular exercise and training. Proper care and socialization make them wonderful companions.

Which dachshund is the calmest?

The long-haired dachshund is often considered the calmest among the types. Its gentle nature and relaxed demeanor make it more laid-back compared to the more energetic smooth and wire-haired varieties. However, individual temperament can vary regardless of coat type.

Do dachshunds bark lots?

Yes, dachshunds tend to bark a lot. They are alert and vocal dogs, often barking to alert their owners of strangers or unusual sounds. Proper training can help manage their barking.

Are Dachshunds high or low maintenance?

Dachshunds are generally low to moderate maintenance. They require regular grooming, especially long-haired varieties, and need consistent exercise to prevent obesity. Additionally, they benefit from training and socialization due to their stubborn nature.