IKC Registered (pending) miniature long coat Dachshund puppies in Kildare

Litter of IKC registered (PENDING) long coat miniature Dachshund puppies available in Kildare. All have received full veterinary health check, 1st vaccination and are microchipped.

There are seven puppies:

• 3 female brown/tan

• 1 female black/tan

• 1 female blue (Kerry/merle/roan)

• 1 male brown/tan

• 1 male blue (Kerry/merle/roan)

They are friendly puppies and have been reared in a busy household with children of different ages mum and dad are our family pets and can be viewed with puppies.

These puppies will come fully IKC registered with pedigree all paperwork has been done and im just waiting to receive them in the post (PENDING).

Dachshunds are curious and devoted, often forming strong bonds with their family and enjoying short walks and interactive play. If you’d like more information or to arrange a visit, please get in touch.

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