About Us
We are a small trusted, family-run breeder that breed well socialised, independent, happy and healthy long haired miniature Dachshunds that will be a part of your family. We specialise in creams and variations of this colour, with either a solid or dappled coat.
Our family which consists of myself, Adele, my partner Ricki and our longhaired dogs Willow, Sully, Tilly, Cali & Harper live in Florida . We live in our home with a large backyard that our pups have access to. Above anything, they are our pets, we do not have dogs just to breed. You wont find outside dog pens, all our dogs sleep inside with us and live their best lives possible with regular camping adventures, beach swims, puppy play dates and all the love and affection they *don’t forget to remind me* they deserve.
Before breeding our dogs, we conduct full DNA testing and profiling. Not only does DNA play a part in breeding – confirmation, personality and temperament also do. We put all our dogs through puppy school and manners classes with a behaviourist. All our miniature dachshunds are registered for breeding with local councils and we have our AKC registration available. We do not rehome retired females (I couldn’t bear parting with my dogs), they will stay with us and continue to be spoilt, living their best life possible.
We will only be producing cream & variations of cream puppies in 2025. They will be Clear Creams both black and chocolate based, Dapple and Dilute (both Blue and Isabella) versions.
Tilly Babies: Due around April and December.
Cali Babies: Due around March and November.
Bambi Babies: Due around August.
All puppies come with their own extensive puppy pack (if flown we can only include their microchip registration papers and vet check history, as per airline guidelines) and will post your pack to you 1-2 week prior to your puppy arriving with you. As a breeder, I believe we have a life time responsibility to every puppy we breed, so we offer life time support. We also like to send an annual Christmas card too so I am looking for homes where we can stay in touch.
we have an approved waitlist
We are always looking for perfect homes for our babies to be bought into! We have introduced a paid approved waitlist which is where, once we vet your application, ask any additional questions we might have and you are approved, we gain a $200 deposit to secure your spot in the upcoming litters.
We will work with you to ensure your preference on sex, coat and personality are matched. Being on our approved waitlist means we will offer you the available puppies based off your preferences above before offering them to the public. More times than not, we find our babies finding homes before having a chance to advertise them to the public, so if you are interested in a baby from us, I recommend placing through an application below and we can move through the next steps.
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Breed Insights
The Dachshund puppy is one of the cutest companion pets to have at your side, whether you are a single owner or a family of ten. These adorable, long-bodied puppies are little stars in the canine kingdom. They are delightful, sweet-tempered dogs that crave companionship. Among their favorite activities are cuddles, chases, and fun outdoor games. Dachshund puppies are quick to bond with both humans and dogs and make amazing pets for families with children. Adopt a Dachshund puppy at little dachshund dynasty and embark on a fun-filled journey where unconditional love and joy are guaranteed.
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