The Miniature Dachshund is the smaller version of the famous long-bodied “weiner dog,” combining charm, courage, and curiosity in a compact frame. Originally bred in Germany for hunting small game, these little hounds were prized for their ability to dig into burrows and flush out prey. With their playful personalities and unmistakable appearance—short legs, long bodies, and floppy ears—Miniature Dachshunds have become beloved companions, especially among city dwellers looking for an affectionate, spirited small dog.
Miniature Dachshunds are loyal, intelligent, and full of character. Though they can be independent and a bit stubborn, they bond deeply with their families and love to be involved in daily activities. Their grooming needs vary by coat type—smooth, longhaired, or wirehaired—but all require regular care to stay healthy. Energetic and curious, they enjoy walks and playtime but should be monitored to protect their long backs. Compact, bold, and endlessly endearing, Miniature Dachshunds bring personality and devotion in a pint-sized package.

Miniature Dachshund
Incredibly cute and sweet chocolate phantom Mini Dachshund pup; well socialized with kids and great with other dogs. A great fit in a semi-active, urban lifestyle; with daily walks and mental stimulation. Expected to be 8-10 pounds full grown, short haired and 6-7 inches tall. Mom (Aly) is short haired, black/tan; a very sweet and loving dog (see videos). Dad (Choc) is cho

Miniature Dachshund
Mr. Duke is a longhaired shaded red dapple. His spots will most likely disappear as he gets older. I can already see them fading. I just want it known he is a dapple in case someone wants to breed him. He is such a cuddlebug. He loves attention and playing with his brothers and sister.

Miniature Dachshund
This sweet bundle is full of energy and tail wags. Well socialized and used to being around small children. She has a small hernia, which may heal as she grows, or may require it be fixed when she is

Miniature Dachshund
This sweet bundle is full of energy and loves to cuddle and give wet kisses. Well socialized and used to being around small children. He has a small hernia, which may heal as he grows, or may require
The average cost of a purebred Miniature Dachshund puppy in the United States is approximately $1336, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.