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We continue to revamp our breeding program
Many of our dogs have been retired or will be retiring soon!
Males and females are available as loving family pets

There may be dogs not listed below,
please Email for further information

Available as Loving Family Pets ~ Females

Listed eldest to youngest

Tea July 16, 2010

Pamadron Champagne Citrine
"Tea" aka "Miss T" aka "Teabag"
Cream
April 24 th, 2007
Weight: 8.5 - 9.0 pounds (~ 4 kg)

Tea is a delightful little girl with a rather feline outlook on life. She greets the world, and the people she shares it with, on her terms. She's content to amuse herself, be that in the house or in the security of our doggy playgrounds. Too often she's the last one in the door, indeed she's not come in with the other dogs and can, on occasion, be "forgotten" until she gives a couple of little yips just to say "hey! I'm here now!"

Tea gets along very well with the other dogs however a home where she can be the one and only, the princess, would be best for our little Tea. She's not a social butterfly preferring the company of her own humans and will disappear quietly into the background if there are a lot a people around. A healthy lass whose diet will have to be closely monitored to ensure she doesn't gain too much weight, a common enough problem with our wonderful breed.

$225 (covers cost of spay)

Dee 8 mos

Pamadron Double Delight
"DeeDee"
A very pretty black & tan girl
December 8th, 2009
Expected mature weight: 9.5 - 10 pounds (4.25 - 4.5 kg)

Dee is a lovely black and tan girl with hint of curl to her coat. She's a "people dog", preferring to be with you, not demanding constant attention but just to be with you. She loves quiet time where she can sit and snuggle up to watch television with you. Even better is sleeping in bed with her humans! For one so young Dee is very good overnight, curling up beside you, never hogging the pillows or pestering you. If left to her own devices she doesn't complain, just curls up on the corner of the sofa or in a dog bed. A remarkable little girl!

An independent girl is our Dee and very intelligent with a delightful sense of fun. Being a smart girl she can get herself into and out of any number of scrapes in a single day. Some of her foibles include taking pieces of meat out of her dish, savoring each morsel; hiding behind the sofa (peaking around the corner) when she doesn't want to go out or go to bed just yet; sitting at your feet, just so, to be picked up; pouting when she's not getting the attention she thinks she should have.

Dee would do well in a low to moderately active home either on her own or with another dog for companionship. She plays well with the other dogs, old and young, and has no difficulty keeping up with rambunctious boys pups!

SPECIAL - $500

Available as Loving Family Pets ~ Males

Listed eldest to youngest

Harvey

Can Ch Devoncream Harvest Wind
Harvey
November 14th, 2001
Weight: 12 - 13 pounds (~ 6 kg)

A handsome fellow our Harvey, foundation sire to our excellent line of cream Miniature Longhaired Dachshunds. Harvey is an easy dog to live with taking as little or as much attention as you can give. He loves to be groomed and with all that coat requires a good sound brushing at least once a week. His favourite thing during the hot summer months is to lounge in the shade of a tree ever watchful for the groundhogs that haven't yet figured out (after twenty years!) that we have hunting dogs here!

Harvey is content to sleep in his crate though a nice soft cushion at the end of sofa is his favourite spot. He is not familiar with young children nor cats. He would do very well either as a single family dog or with a female dog companion.

Schwidach's Promise of Rain MLCB
RainMan
August 31st, 2009
Cream brindle
Expected mature weight: 11 - 12 pounds (~ 5 - 5.5 kg)

"RainMan" belongs to friend and fellow breeder Laura Schwimmer who is looking for a wonderful family to open up their home and their hearts to this handsome little fellow. RainMan is an active pup and would do best with an active family, someone that loves to go hiking or jogging taking him along so that he gets plenty of exercise. He gets along well with other dogs. RainMan seems to feel that pups need to be herded up, not that they agree, so many chases ensue where the littler ones dash under a pallet leaving RainMan peering in from outside, "where did he go?" It's a wonder any housework ever gets done! Hate to think of the number of hours spent at the kitchen window watching the little ones play, chase birds and butterflies as well as each other, hunt snakes and toad and frogs or dig their way to the other side of the world!

RainMan is so busy playing that on occasion he "forgets" to potty before bed and will ask to go out in the middle of the night. The easiest solution is to make sure he goes before coming in! Some house-training will be required.

RainMan is AKC registered, UTD vaccination and worming schedule. If shipping is required he would fly out of Syracuse, NY or arrangements can be made to ship out of an eastern Ontario airport.

MUST GO - $500 Or Best Offer

Pete 8 months   Pete 8 months

Pamadron Building Legends
"Pete"
December 6th, 2009
Expected mature weight: 11 pounds (~ 5 kg)

"Pete" is our handsome black and cream male, sibling to the two males below, Ram and Ranger. A softie, very gentle personality, not as effervescent as Ram and very attached to his humans. He has just rejoined the other pups and within a day he was starting to play with Dee, within three days he's playing chase with most the other dogs. Though still a bit uncertain of himself he readily comes when called, eats well and never complains. Like most puppies he will chew (though he has not gnawed on anything since his return - yet).

We believe Pete would do well in a low to moderately active home, either as a single dog family or with another doggy playmate. He's a quiet little fellow and needs some work to help bring him out of his shell. He loves to walk and does very well on lead. He's very uncertain around strangers and strange dogs; we are working with him to build his confidence.

$1000, with a $100 rebate upon proof of castration. CKC Non-Breeding Contract
Once his confidence is rebuilt we believe Pete would do very well in performance events. He scored very high in his puppy assessment with regards to trainability and obedience potential.
We do not guarantee any dog will gain a conformation championship, obedience or other performance title
UTD on all vaccinations, including Rabies

Ram 8 mos   Ram 8 mos

Pamadron My Tank Is Full
"Ram"
December 6th, 2009
Expected mature weight: 11 - 11.5 pounds (~ 5 - 5.25 kg)

Ram, and his black and cream sibling Ranger (seen below) are out of Ella's last litter. Though we had high hopes of producing a beautiful little girl to fill her dam's shoes Mother Nature, with her usual sense of humour, gave us four handsome, strapping boys. No matter, Ram is a wonderful pup, full of life! This handsome fellow would do very well in an active setting with lots to keep him occupied and, hopefully, out of mischief. A securely fenced in yard would be a must with this little fella'. Ram is going to be a large boy probably maturing to just over eleven pounds.

$1100, with a $100 rebate upon proof of castration. CKC Non-Breeding Contract OR
If you are interested in letting him grow out and having fun in the conformation ring we will consider "full" registration
We do not guarantee any dog will gain a conformation championship, obedience or other performance title
UTD on all vaccinations, including Rabies

   

Pamadron Ultimate Experience
"Jimmy"
December 6th, 2009
Expected mature weight: 10.5 - 11 lb (~ 4.75 - 5 kg)

Jimmy is a handsome black and cream fellow with excellent conformation and a typical Dachshund stubbornness when it comes to doing something that he doesn't want. He loves to go for walks down, greeting the neighbours and chatting up the sheep next door. He gets along well with all the other dogs, male and female, old and young. This is a super little guy who would do very well in any household!

$1100, with a $100 rebate upon proof of castration. CKC Non-Breeding Contract OR
If you are interested in letting him grow out and having fun in the conformation ring we will consider "full" registration
We do not guarantee any dog will gain a conformation championship, obedience or other performance title
UTD on all vaccinations, including Rabies

Ranger 8 mos   Ranger 8 mos

Pamadron Built Ford Tough
"Ranger"
A handsome black & cream lad
December 6th, 2009
Expected mature weight: 10 pounds (~ 4.5 kg)

Ranger is a quiet little fellow who's quite content to wander off and amuse himself if no one else wants to play or just lounge in the shade of the tree ... until someone, or something, catches his eye and then watch out! This is a great little fella', happy, easy-going, playful and just plain fun to be with. Ranger would do well in a moderately active home either as a single family pet or with a fellow doggy playmate for company during the day when his humans are busy.

SPECIAL - $500

Britt 8 mos   Britt 8 months

Pamadron Benjamin Britte
"Britt" aka "Red"
A lovely crisp red with black fringing on the ears
December 8th, 2009
Expected mature weight: 10 pounds (~ 4.5 kg)

Britt is a most striking colour of red and such a handsome boy! As a pup he was definitely the most rambunctious of the two red boys however as he's maturing he's settling down nicely. We have also discovered that Britt (hubby calls him Red and he responds to both names) is a natural when it comes to obedience. He does have a sensitive side and will "deflate" if chastised too firmly however he gets over it very quickly. We believe Britt would do well in a moderately active household with or without other doggy playmates.

$1000, with a $100 rebate upon proof of castration. CKC Non-Breeding Contract OR
If you are interested in letting him grow out and having fun in the conformation ring we will consider "full" registration
We do not guarantee any dog will gain a conformation championship, obedience or other performance title
UTD on all vaccinations, including Rabies

Fuzzy 8 mos   Fuzzy 8 mos

Pamadron Darcey Bussell
"Darcey" aka "Fuzzy"
A slightly lighter red with very little fringing & a tendency to fuzz
December 8th, 2009 Expected mature weight: 10 pounds (~ 4.5 kg) perhaps a bit less

Our darling little Fuzzy! Such a striking puppy with his peach-fuzz coat although as he matures he's losing the fuzz and a lovely rich red coat is appearing. He's a character, sweetness and deviltry in equal measure. A very easy boy to live with!

Darcey is a gentle little boy who would do well a moderately active home. He loves to play and cuddle in equal measure. Gets along very well with the other pups and joins in with all their rough and tumble games. He's my little one that was mortally wounded when their toy elephant "sat" on him! He yelled most loudly, flailing about, until I removed the offending creature (once I could stop laughing that is).

SPECIAL - $500

Some of the young adults you may find here are last year's pups we have decided not to add to our excellent show and breeding program others have been retired from the show-ring and active breeding. All available dogs are current on required vaccinations, are well adjusted and ready to move in, take over, just waiting to lavish love and attention to their new families for years to come! The average lifespan of Dachshunds is twelve to fifteen years. I have seen some wonderful dachsies over seventeen years old! Many of the dogs behind our dogs are now in their mid to late-teen years - a testimony to careful breeding and excellent care throughout their lifetimes.

Though we would love to be able to keep all the dogs this is just not feasible. We are limited to the number of dogs we can keep and ensure they receive the attention they so richly deserve. From time to time we may have older retired dogs looking for the right home who may not be listed here. If your family is interested in giving a wonderful home to an older dog please ask for information on who might be available or who we plan to retire in the next months.

What you can expect when you are looking into adding a Pamadron puppy or retired dog to your home: Please don't be surprised when you're asked a lot of questions about you, your family's experiences with dogs, where you live, whether or not you have a securely fenced in yard, who will be the primary care-provider for the dog and many other questions. The answers to these questions will help us make sure you get the right puppy/dog for you and your family, your lifestyles, hopes and aspirations for the new pup/dog. After you've made the initial contact it's a simple process. Step number one is the questionnaire; please take the time to read it over carefully and to answer all questions; just cut and paste into your email program. Step two is a more personal contact via telephone when we can get to know each other better and the third step is often a visit to our home so you can see our dogs, how they're raised and we get to see how the dogs respond to you and your family. In cases where a personal visit is not possible, such as when we live too far apart, then follow ups with continue via telephone and email. We will ask for references both from your veterinarian and at least one other person be that someone you've trained your other dog(s) under or someone who has known you and your family for a reasonable length of time.

* Traditionally we have required all our puppies, male or female, sold as family companions be spayed or neutered prior to one year of age. Recent scientific studies have shown that it may be preferable, in some instances, to wait until the pup is older before considering spaying or neutering. The decision to spay or neuter should be based on the merits of each individual case taking into consideration a number of criteria including, but not exclusive to, the specific breed and family history. We have recently modified our spay/neuter policy to reflect some of the known risk factors in our chosen breed so our dogs may enjoy longer, healthier lives. If you would like to research this topic we would suggest starting here: Long-Term Health Risks and Benefits Associated with Spay / Neuter in Dogs by Laura J. Sanborn, MS May 14, 2007

We do not guarantee house-trained. There will be a period of adjustment regardless how good they may be in our home. Following a regular feeding and exercise routine, especially in the early days, will help in the adjustment from our home to yours.

In the case of puppies we cannot guarantee mature weight. We can only estimate what we would expect him or her to grow to depending on their lineage.

We do not guarantee any dog will gain a conformation championship, obedience or other performance title.

Prices: We try to keep our prices as reasonable as possible. The price range for our pups is $950 - $1300 as family pets, depending on their lineage. Older pets, retired show/breeding dogs will be spayed/neutered prior to leaving our establishment. They will have been given sufficient time to recover completely from surgery before joining their new homes. The cost of spaying/neutering a dog locally averages $350, sometimes more depending on the age of the dog, this cost is considered in the prices as stated above.

We reserve the right to refuse to sell to any individual, or group of persons, without prejudice.

We will not knowingly sell to pet stores, resellers, agents or mass producing facilities nor those who supply such facilities.




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