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3 weeksAge

MaleSex

$1,300Price

Teddy

Dachshund

Transportation available

2 weeks

Dachshund3 weeksMale

$1,300

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Description

This litter Izy had turned out great. Every puppy has been growing so fast and healthy. I’ll be updating the ad with new photos as the puppies grow and their characteristics. They will most likely be short haired with red, red sable, or chocolate colored. If any questions I’m always free to chat. Number is 551-226-2623 This boy is the biggest of litter. He will be just like his daddy who loves to play and has all the confidence in the world. Still very young. Will continue to update photos and characteristics.

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Litter details

LocationNeche, North Dakota

Puppies in litter2 male / 4 female

BreedDachshund

GenerationP

Age3 weeks, 5 days

Ready to LeaveNov 25, 2026

SexMale

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered

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Adv. TypeFor sale

Original breeder

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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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