Read About Daschund Breeders

Daschund breeders produce the famous Daschund dog known for its hunting skills and for racing in modern times. The Daschund is also famous because of "Waldi," the mascot of the 1972 Summer Olympics in West Germany. Here's everything you need to know about these breeders.

Daschund Breeders - Breeder Facts

1. Professional Affiliations:

   Daschund breeders of the German Dashund belonging to professional organizations like the AKC (American Kennel Club), UKC (United Kennel Club) or the NKC (National Kennel Club) are preferred over backyard breeders by discerning buyers.

2. Why Use a Breeder:

   Daschund breeders ensure the Daschund you are taking home is genetically pure as per the breed's AKC definition. Details of lineage, ancestry, and championship status are provided. Above all, rest assured your Daschund would be free of any genetic or medical complications.

3. How to Find:

   Professional dog organizations maintain an exhaustive list of Daschund breeders.

4. What to Expect :

   A Daschund breeder will provide you with the complete information on the dog breed, its ancestors, parent, championship status and the medical records. In addition, the breeder will always be available for help on feeding, training or any other issues and offer a guarantee of the dog he has supplied.

5. Breeder's Surroundings :

   A breeder should maintain health and hygiene standards. They should have designated areas for grooming, medical procedures, play areas, and isolation areas.

Daschund Breeders - Newborn Facts

1. Average Number of Newborns Delivered at Birth:

   Average litter size is between 3 to 4.

2. Age To Be Sold :

   Daschund puppies can be bought when they are 4 weeks old.

3. What to Look For in a Newborn :

   A puppy should be active and housed in a clean and warm surrounding. It should have a slightly elongated head, protruding eyebrows and long muzzle.

4. Registry :

   Your puppy should be registered with a professional dog organization of your choosing.

5. AKC Recognized Characteristics :

   The body should have a strong protruding sternum and a moderately retracted abdomen. The tail is carried in line with its back. It should have robust jaws, mobile ears hanging long on its cheeks.

6. Expense to Purchase Newborn :

   Daschund breeders are likely to charge you between $300 to $1200.

7. Dam and Sire Information of your Newborn :

   Your breeder should encourage you to meet the pup's parents and should be ready with medical and ancestry records, and championship status, if any.

Daschund Breeders - Breeder Concerns

1. Breeder Reputation:

   You need to inquire about the reputation and track record of the breeder from knowledgeable people like a vet, responsible friends, dog enthusiasts and professional organizations.

2. Pet Health:

   Daschunds are generally susceptible to dental and kidney problems. They are at risk of fluid deposition in the brain.

3. Assurances :

   Your Daschund breeder will give a written document assuring the quality of the dog and help in case of behavioral or medical emergencies.