Miniature Dachshund

He’s a beautiful dog and a real eye catcher . When you see him you will know what am talking about .Hes vaccinated , chipped , full pedigree and in good health so he’s ready for studding now .

I bought him as a present for my kids for Xmas and never thought about using him for studding then I changed my mind .

Look it’s no problem if you want to come and have a look anyway, thanks for reading .

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