IKC Registered (pending) health tested miniature Dachshund puppies in Wexford

IKC Registered (PENDING) miniature Dachshund puppies.

It's important to buy from health-tested parents to avoid inheriting the breed's faults, i.e Cord 1-PRA.Degenerative Myelopathy & Mutation association with OI. All the aforementioned tests ensure that there is no mutation of, e.g., (Cord 1-Pra ) Blindness in young adults, Degenerative Myelopathy (muscle weakness and loss of coordination from the spinal cord) and OI Osteogenesis Imperfecta impairs the development of collagen and causes brittle bones)

This is Penny's second litter; her father was a Kaninchen from Pinedax, full of champions, and she herself, although registered as Miniature, is more like a Kaninchen; she is tiny, weighing 4 kg.

She has been fed chicken together with quality Royal Canin feed and calcium tablets to ensure high volume & quality milk for puppies foundation in life.

These puppies have been given the best start in life , wormed every 2 weeks, nails clipped; they are outside whenever the weather is fine to play in the garden and socialise with our other dogs and people.

It's extremely important that your puppy has been given all these life skills at an early stage.

Unlike some breeders, I keep Penny with puppies until they go to their new home so as to learn from Penny her social skills, like accepting correction. A warning growl from Penny teaches puppies how to accept dominance, and they then accept their place in the pack.

• This relationship and ability to take correction will be essential to later puppy training.

• They are being toilet trained with paper at the moment

• Th e have been vet checked and received their 8/1 vac (eyes, heart and stomach checked and clear)

Pictures of Mum & Dad & puppies.

I am a lifetime member of the Irish Kennel Club and only breed to their code of ethics.

When buying a puppy, it's for a decade normally, so please try and choose a quality puppy from a reputable breeder.

Please do not compare my puppies to unregistered IKC and puppies from parents that are not health tested.

• ALL PAPERWORK ON REQUEST

• GOOD HOMES ESSENTIAL

• VIDEOS OF PUPPY ON REQUEST

• READY TO GO THE 05/11/2026

Thank you for taking the time and interest in my puppies.

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