We breed miniature smooth and longhair doxies in Quincy, Plumas County in Northern California. We moved here from San Diego in June and will be exploring the Northern California dogshows in the near future. Please call us at 530-283-0815, our new phone number. We did show our dogs at Southern California dog shows and earthdog trials. We have lots of fun! Right now, our group consists of Mikey, Lacy, Prissy, Ginger,Fannie and Rosie. We are members of the National Miniature Dachshund Club and are active in the Dachshund Rescue of San Diego and the Obedience Club of San Diego County, Inc.
Our puppies are raised with lots of love and socializing. Occasionally we have puppies available to good homes. Visit our page often to see what is happening!
Why do we breed dachshunds? We do it for the love of the breed. As a breeder of AKC miniature dachshunds it is our goal to improve the breed. Each mating is done with the objective of breeding a better doxie. When the puppies are eight weeks old we evaluate them to see if there is a puppy with show potential in the litter. That special puppy then stays home and we see how he/she develops. The other puppies are sold with a spay/neuter contract. That does not mean they
have any shortcomings, they are still wonderful puppies.
Why buy a puppy from a respectable breeder? You will find exceptional care for the dogs, in-depth knowledge about dachshunds, their traits and personalities. We have sold puppies all across the country and the owners don't just buy a puppy: they become part of our dachshund family. We keep in touch with cards and e-mails.
When you buy from a breeder who shows their dogs and can tell you about the puppies pedigrees, you are getting a life-time commitment from the breeder to your puppy.
Our puppies don't leave home until they are ten weeks old. By that time they will have two vaccinations and two wormings. Even though they are weaned from their mothers at six weeks, they still need her care and being with their litter mates. This is the only way a puppy learns how to behave in a pack situation. A ten week-old puppy is much better socialized than a six-week old one. Be very careful if anyone tries to sell you a very young puppy!
Our puppies come with a full package of support:
A puppy training video from Purina
A puppy pack of food, shot record and coupons from IAMs
We invite you to visit our kennel anytime and see our dogs and puppies. They love to play and welcome visitors.
