Female Miniature Dachshund dog in Leitrim

We are pleased to offer a lovely female Dachshund for sale, due to owner no longer able to care for her.

At nearly six years old, she is a well-mannered dog with a good-natured temperament, making her an excellent companion for families or individuals alike. She is happy socialising with other dogs and pets and is very obedient on the lead etc.

She has not had a litter of puppies to date. She has been fully vaccinated and wormed, ensuring her health and well-being.

Dachshunds are known for their unique elongated bodies and short legs, which give them a distinctive appearance. They are intelligent and curious dogs, often displaying a playful and affectionate nature. This breed is also known for being loyal to their families, making them great pets for those who can provide them with love and attention.

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