Welcome to My Dachshund world
Featuring Victory
VICTORY 3 months old Kaninchen Longhair Dachshund chocolate & tan male.
Interested in finding a long hair Daschund, our breeder, respectfully
sourced their Dachshunds from Russia from a careful breeder.
Important things to know about your Dachshund!
- Avoid puppies that don't socialize
- Avoid puppies that are overly dominate Look for signs of poor health: eyes, ears, teeth/gums
- Meet the parents Check the vet records Make sure paper work is in order for purebred dachshund
- Already have selected a qualified vet Make sure your home and yard has been puppy-proofed Learn more about Dachshund's health issues
if I want to travel with my Dachshund?
You are interested in flying with your pet, the process can be costly and complicated.
Depending on the airline, you can either bring your pet to the check-in counter to be taken away like a regular bag
(this is an option on American and Alaska, among others), or take them to a separate cargo drop-off in a location
separate from the airport, which you have to do if flying with your pet on United or Delta.
For each airline, you will need a health certificate from your vet from within 10 days of departure (for each flight—so
if your trip is longer than 10 days, you'll need to get another certificate at your destination).