Well Looked after Dachshund , IKC Registered

The dog has a lovely temperament but also a mischievous side and certainly gives us a laugh!

He is well exercised and eats a very healthy diet.

He has no history of any medical conditions and visits the vet annually.

Next visit is July .

Like all Dachshunds he will initially make strange but once he is comfortable he's very friendly and playful.

Any questions about him just ask.

Kind regards,

Marc.

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