Stunning Long haired coat Dachshund

Charlie has a beautiful fur coat that is chestnut brown in colour and has streaks of black and light brown combining to be a really beautiful appearance. He dotted coal black eyes, a nose and eyebrows, whiskers etc.

He is large for a Dachshund with longer legs giving him better back support, greater athleticism and overall a healthier dog. A real specimen.

His temperament requires daily attention to walking, attention and playfulness. He has been socialised since he was a pup around people and other dogs and has a great temperament.

Charlie is a registered therapy dog in addition to his growth and exposure to people while young, Charlie has participated in youth centres for special needs children.

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