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7 weeksAge
FemaleSex
$1,500Price
Millie
Miniature DachshundTransportation available
2 hours
Miniature Dachshund7 weeksFemale
$1,500
Description
Date of Birth: April 26, 2026
Coat: Long-hair
Ready for his forever home: June 21, 2026
š¶ Parents
Mom: black & tan 11.5lbs
Dad: cream, 9lbs
Each puppy will come home with:
ACA registration papers
Up-to-date vaccinations
Vet check at 7ā8 weeks old
30 Day health guarantee
Starter bag of puppy food
š¦ Shipping available! Contact us today for a shipping quote to your area.
To find out more about us, visit us on our website at JoJo's Family Puppies.
Millie is a happy, and sweet long-haired Dachshund puppy whoās ready to find her forever family! Family-raised with lots of love, has a gentle personality and adores people and other pets. She's the perfect mix of playful and cuddly.
āØ About Millie:
Gender: FEMALE
Date of Birth: April 26, 2026
Coat: Long-hair, shaded red
Ready for his forever home: June 21, 2026
š¶ Parents
Mom: black & tan with dapple 11.5lbs
Dad: cream, 9lbs
Millie will come home with:
ACA registration papers
Up-to-date vaccinations
Vet check at 7ā8 weeks old
30 Day health guarantee
Starter bag of puppy food
š¦ Shipping available! Contact us today for a shipping quote to your area.
Let's chat! Call or text Jolene!
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Litter details
LocationPlymouth, Ohio
Puppies in litter2 male / 1 female
BreedMiniature Dachshund
GenerationP
Age7 weeks, 2 days
Ready to LeaveJun 21, 2026
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedACA Registered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
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Male$1,400
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Male$1,500
2 hours
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Pros
Deeply loyal and forms strong connections with family
Exceptionally smart with a lively and engaging demeanor
Unique low-shedding coat that is easy to maintain with regular care
Versatile enough to thrive in both urban apartments and rural settings
Cons
Training can be challenging due to their independent nature, requiring patience and persistence
Susceptible to back issues, necessitating careful handling and regular veterinary care
May experience separation anxiety if left alone for prolonged periods
Strong hunting instincts necessitate secure environments and recall training