There’s an undeniable charm to Miniature Dachshunds. Their vibrant energy, their heart-stealing eyes, and that unmistakable elongated physique – these are more than just dogs, they’re lifelong companions. Though Doc’s Mini Dachshunds are not based in beautiful Colorado, if you’re in the Centennial State, we can ship our puppies right to you!
A Glimpse Into the Fascinating History of Miniature Dachshunds
It might surprise many to know that the name “dachshund” translates from German as “badger dog.” A nod to their early days, these delightful canines were trained to chase after badgers and other burrow-living creatures. Originating from Germany, they made a debut in the U.S. in the late 1800s, and while wars impacted their popularity due to their German origins, these pups weren’t down for long. Soon enough, they bounced back, rebranding as Badger Dogs or Weiner Dogs, and now, they’re one of America’s favorite pets.
What to Expect from Your Mini Dachshund
Dachshunds might’ve transitioned from hunters to household pets, but their instinctual vivacity remains unchanged. Don’t be fooled by their size; these mini marvels are bursting with energy, ready to fetch a toy or chase after a bird. And the best part? They stay miniature, never growing past 12 pounds. When you bring a Mini Dachshund into your life, you’re in good company. Many luminaries like Pablo Picasso, E.B. White, and even Presidents like John F. Kennedy have had them as pets.
Your Trusted Mini Dachshund Breeder
Our business takes pride in not only breeding the finest Miniature Dachshunds but doing so with care, love, and commitment. As a recognized breeder with the American Kennel Club, every puppy is a testament to the love for this breed. Under the expert guidance of Suzanne Alt, we ensure every puppy is healthy with a great disposition. While our specialty lies in the exquisite Isabella Dachshund, our passion encompasses every mini dachshund we have the privilege to breed.
To learn more about the Isabella Dachshunds puppies we have for sale, contact us.
