Frankie

Dachshund

3 days

Dachshund4 monthsMale

$1,200

Ashley T.

Description

17 week old long haired dachshund, black and tan. He is healthy, playful, and up to date on his shots, with one more round left to finish his puppy series. He comes with his vet examination paperwork and shot records. Photos of his parents are available on request. He loves attention. Neck rubs, belly rubs, back rubs. He also surprisingly loves bath time. He comes with his crate, puppy food, puppy pads, favorite toys and an indoor gate. Looking for a home that will give him plenty of attention and love. Message for more details or to come meet him. Loves attention, will follow you around wherever you go, very playful, full of energy.

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Litter details

LocationKansas City, Missouri

Puppies in litter1 male

BreedDachshund

GenerationP

Age4 months, 9 days

Ready to LeaveAvailable now

SexMale

Health & Docs

RegisteredVet checkedParents are health testedWorm treatedMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to date

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Adv. TypeFor sale

Original breeder

Pros

AKC's most popular hound breed — combining apartment-friendly size with a genuine hunting dog's tenacity

Three coat varieties (smooth, wirehaired, longhaired) and two sizes (standard and miniature) offer real choice

Long-lived breed — well-cared Dachshunds regularly reach 12-16 years

Vocal watchdog in a small package — highly alert and protective despite modest size

Cons

IVDD (intervertebral disc disease) is the most significant breed health crisis — spinal injury risk is real and lifelong

Stubborn, independent terrier-like character requiring consistent patience in training

Strong prey drive and determined digging instinct — yards must be secured, small pets carefully managed

Housebreaking is notoriously difficult — a consistent crate-training approach from day one is essential

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