We regret we can no longer hold a dog without a non-refundable deposit

All puppies come with a comprehensive extended health guarantee given with confidence backed by twenty-five years experience. Mature, often spayed or neutered, dogs have a six (6) months health guarantee.
If, for any reason, you find you are unable to keep a dog you purchase from Pamadron Perm Reg'd (Canada) he, or she, must be returned for us to find another suitable home. The purchaser is responsible for all costs associated with transport to and from Pamadron Perm Reg'd (Canada) and must provide all registrations paperwork duly signed.
NO REFUNDS, NO EXCEPTIONS, for returned retired/mature dogs.

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

Our dogs are "house aware". 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: The price range for our pups is $950 - $1300 (exclusive of transportation) as family pets, depending on their lineage. Our pups come with an extensive health guarantee backed by years of tested healthy, breeding stock. Older pets, retired show/breeding dogs will often 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. If you are looking for a cheaper family pet we suggest looking at your local shelter or Dachshund rescue. The price of a puppy/dog, most often of unknown origins, at the local branch of the OSPCA is $285; the price for a cat is $195.

Transportation costs: Airfare typically costs $225 - $275 shipped from Syracuse, NY to most US cities. Added to the base cost of airfare is the purchase of a crate as well as the price of a health certificate required by all airlines plus tolls and ground travel.

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.