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Post by turtlepooch on Dec 3, 2009 10:24:19 GMT
basically I have deposits on all my pups bar one which I am contemplating keeping and I want another breed. to go with my cavs. I have dog sat dachs before but only on one day at a time time not on a long term basis and do quite like them. A friend has a silver dapple dachs puppy she is trying to persuade me to have What are they like she is completly bias so no good on her opinion!!!!
Good and bad opinions please or help me sort out a different breed
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Post by dazycutter on Dec 4, 2009 18:03:40 GMT
well... my pal has a mini short haired and I have to say, he is the funniest, sweetest comical little dog I have ever met....very loving, very naughty  (remember they are hounds and therefore belligerent)  Hates getting out of bed in the morning... loves his cuddles and sleeping under the duvet with her.... tries to be ferocious, but somehow just cant manage it.... I am an Irish setter owner/breeder, but if I didn't have setters, I would have one of these... great little dogs  |
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Post by dizzydaz on Dec 4, 2009 21:02:12 GMT
Mini dachshunds are the most loyal dog your will meet, they are fab! My dogs will ride out with me keeping up at full gallop, My old girl rides up on top with me. They are cheeky and dont like rain ect. Go for it!
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Post by milliemoo on Jan 2, 2010 20:38:18 GMT
fab fab fab!!!!!
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Post by CarolineNelson on Jan 4, 2010 17:56:08 GMT
Loyal, loving, gutsy, determined, cheeky, devoted, caring, devious-in-a-totally-charming way, utterly captivating and addictive. I am on my eighth!(not counting home-bred puppies)
Inside every Dachsie is a Doberman trying to escape. But, that mini-doberman also knows that it's a human. Work that one out!
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Post by turtlepooch on Jan 12, 2010 10:38:10 GMT
Thank you everyone Have decided after much research to obtain one. So will be on the lookout but will not get one until springtime I think. So if anyone knows of nay impending litters let me know
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Post by tigger on Jan 12, 2010 11:42:40 GMT
sorry to highjack your post but I have a question on dachs too
I remember many years ago knowing a lovely long haired red/ginger coloured dachs called fudge! I dont remember him being that short so I guess not a mini. Everywhere I've looked I can only ever find adverts for minis - do long haired non-minis (standards?) exist or am I remembering him wrong after all these years!
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Post by lils on Jan 12, 2010 18:12:23 GMT
we are staring to look for a Dachshund too, a mini wirehair girl.
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Post by duster009 on Jan 24, 2010 22:19:39 GMT
im expecting a litter of mini wires 14th feb if anybodys intrested, they wont be kc but will come with full 5 generation pedigree they will be around £395 for boys and £450 for girls
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Post by my boy lad on Feb 12, 2010 11:34:06 GMT
they are lovely little dogs my mum has them she has one mini and two standard wire haired dashounds she is thinking of selling the standard bit*h to a good home if anyone is interested
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Post by lzbrdly on Feb 20, 2010 9:08:46 GMT
Could anyone tell me is it true that they can get back problems?
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Post by ihearthighlands on Jul 22, 2010 20:24:53 GMT
We have recently purchased a long-haired standard Dachshund (black and tan). . .he is the most loving little dog, with a great temperment and character!!
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Post by lizzypeg on Aug 26, 2010 20:54:04 GMT
I have a dauxie cross JRT rescue and she is very dauxie in temperment judging by all the comments on here. she is amazing, loyal, commical, also hates to get out of bed in the morning and feels the cold when it goes below 18 degrees! hates rain but loves puddles and swimming, loves her food and can be stubbon at times also of late she is getting very good at faking deafness if she is being asked to do something she would rather not do lol. But love her to bits and wouldn't change her for the world
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