We strive to make the process of adopting your new family member personal, informative, and easy.

  • Step 1: Adoption Application

    Once you have found your puppy, fill out our adoption application. Upon approval, we will send you our Puppy Purchase Agreement and invoice for the $1,000 deposit (credited toward the purchase price). If you are not ready to commit to adopting a puppy, join our puppy notification list.

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  • Step 2: Watch Your Puppy Grow

    We provide updates with new photos and videos approximately every two weeks. These are posted on our website for families on our Puppy Notification List. Updates will be posted on our available puppies page.

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  • Step 3: Get Your Puppy

    Wrap things up by setting a pick-up time in La Grange, California, or arrange a delivery when pups are 8 weeks old. If meeting in person, final payment is due then, and if you choose a delivery option, final payment is due in advance. Your new pup comes with a starter kit.

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Pick-up or Delivery

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What to expect:

  1. Loyalty
    Mini dachshunds are affectionate and bond deeply. They are laidback and love to please their people.

  2. Potty Training Takes Time
    House-training takes patience and routine. Pups come pad trained to a certain extent, but they will need time to adjust to the new schedule.

  3. Protect Their Backs
    Due to their longer bodies, avoid stairs and jumping, use ramps and a harness instead of a collar.

  4. They Crave Company
    These pups thrive in homes where someone is often around. And if you aren’t often around, we recommend getting them a companion to snuggle.

  5. Smart, Curious, and laidback
    They are chill, it’s true. They’re also quick learners. They can be quite curious and will alert you to anything unusual.



How to prepare your home:

  1. Create a Safe Puppy Zone
    Set up a crate and a gated or penned-off area with easy-to-clean floors. This gives your puppy a secure place to adjust, play, and rest without getting into trouble.

  2. Block Off Stairs and High Furniture
    Dachshunds are prone to back injuries (IVDD). Use baby gates on stairs and ramps for furniture access.

  3. Puppy-Proof Everything
    Hide electrical cords, secure loose rugs, pick up small objects, and remove anything chewable or toxic.

  4. Stock Up on Essentials
    Before your puppy arrives, have the basics ready: food and water bowls, appropriate food, harness (not collar), toys, grooming tools, and cleaning supplies for accidents.

  5. Set Up a Calm Introduction Plan
    Keep the first few days quiet and low-key. Introduce new sights, sounds, and rooms gradually.


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