Millie the Mini Long Haired Dachshund

Millie is a delightful female Black and Tan mini long-haired Dachshund puppy, currently 2 months old, and she is eagerly searching for her forever home. Known for their affectionate nature, Dachshunds are loyal companions who thrive on human interaction and are well-suited for family life. This breed is also recognised for its playful and curious temperament, making them excellent pets for those who enjoy an active lifestyle.

As a mini long-haired Dachshund, Millie is likely to possess a gentle and friendly disposition, along with a keen intelligence that can be harnessed through training and socialisation. With her charming personality, she is sure to bring joy and companionship to her new family. Millie has been regularly wormed, microchipped, and has received her first vaccination, as well as a thorough vet check, ensuring she is ready to embark on her new adventure with you!

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