Mabel is a 9 month old female miniature Dachshund puppy in Cork

Mabel is a beautiful dapple, black and tan miniature Dachshund puppy with one blue eye and one brown eye. She is nine months old. 

She is very loyal, loving, intelligent, friendly and active and she loves a good run and swim when out for her walks.

Mabel is a great puppy and loves other dogs, but can be quite nervous at the start.

Mabel is only being rehoused as she needs lots of space to run around and burn all her energy. I am looking for somebody who can be there for her more as I am out at work with majority of the day, five days a week and it is not very fair to her. 

Mabel won't be just given to anybody. A meet and greet is absolutely necessary and she will only be given to a home where she will truly be loved and looked after properly, and to someone who is familiar with the Dachshund breed.

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