Beautiful mini Dachshunds

Four mini Dachshund puppies available 2 male Black and tan, 1 female black and tan and 1 female dapple puppies.

Mum Maggie and Nana Evie are our family pets and can be seen with these beautiful puppies. This means you can see 3 generations of the same family together.

These puppies has been brought up in the house as part of the family and are used to different noises and have been around teenagers and children.

They will make a fab family pet as they are loving and playful. They are good examples of the breed are are both friendly and fearless.

They have been wormed, microchipped, vaccinated, vet checked and are ready to leave for their forever home.

Dachshunds are known for their fun loving, affectionate and loyal personalities.

This beautiful litter is a great example of the breed and is waiting for his forever home. Their mum can be seen with him and she too is a brilliant example of the breed.

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