Wire-Haired Dachshund Available for Stud 🐾

Our gorgeous 1-year-old pedigree wire-haired dachshund is available for stud. He has beautiful wild boar colouring, a lovely wire-haired coat and is a really handsome little dog.

He comes from pedigree lines, with his mother from Athlone and his father coming from European lines.

Temperament-wise, he is an absolute sweetheart. He is an incredibly loyal, affectionate and loving family dog with such a funny little personality. He loves his food and treats, adores cuddles and is happiest being around his people.

He has grown up with our other dachshund, Rufus, and the two get on brilliantly. He is playful, sociable and very much part of our family.

He has a lovely build and gorgeous colouring, but his temperament is what we love most about him — he is a happy, affectionate little dog with bags of character.

Happy to provide further information, pedigree details, photos or videos to anyone genuinely interested. 🐶

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