3 Miniature Dachshund Puppies Looking for Their Furever Homes
Price: $3,000
Two girls and one boy
Born 1 October 2026
Ready to go to their furever home from 26 November 2026,
at eight weeks old.
will add microchip numbers next week when we go to the vet
Central Coast, NSW
Deposits are welcome and encouraged, allowing us and you to build a relationship with your chosen puppy as they grow. You’ll receive regular photos and updates, with opportunities to get to know your puppy before they leave for their Furever home. This helps them become familiar with you and supports a more comfortable transition with someone they already know.
Meet our three little ones:
1. Hunnie Bunnie - two-tone brown&tan girl, pink identification collar.
2. Blackie Boy - black and cream boy with white chest markings, blue identification collar.
3. Monkie (nicknamed Chunkie Monkie) - fawn-brown girl with white chest markings,
purple identification collar.
Mother- Black & Tan Piebald- Julia
Father- Shaded Red- Maui
Our puppies will go to their furever homes up to date with age-appropriate vaccinations, dewormed and microchipped, with veterinary records and their next vaccination dates provided.
Puppy Furever Home Pack-
Each puppy will go to their furever home with a Furever Home Packet that includes a portable Puppy Health Passport, The passport is a puppy identification and health booklet you can take to vet visits and when travelling. It contains their vaccination and deworming records and other necessary information eg- vets information &
A separate Puppy Furever Home Folder that will contain all thier identification infomation,
Their folder will include their birth certificate, microchip paperwork, vaccination and deworming information, veterinary information, Health and wellness record and practical care guides covering feeding, toilet training, grooming, general puppy care. These guides will help you and your puppy transition smoothly into their Furever home.
They’ll also take home their coloured identification collar with a bell, a supply of the food they’re currently eating, puppy pads, a puppy teething chew toy, and a blanket carrying the familiar scent of their mother & littermates, to help them feel more comforted as they settle into their new environment. They’ll also receive a treat you can offer to help build a bond with your new best friend as they settle into their Furever home.
From three to six weeks old, our puppies take part in a gentle, age-appropriate
socialisation and desensitisation program designed to help them build confidence
around everyday experiences that might otherwise startle or stress them. This includes
gentle, positive introductions to everyday household sounds such as vacuuming, louder
music and other appliances, along with introductions to children
We introduce at least one new item, sound or experience each day during this program,
repeating familiar experiences to build confidence. Affection& praise provide positive reinforcement, helping puppies become familiar with everyday sounds and experiences and build confidence for situations they may encounter in the future, Other age-appropriate introductions include different surfaces, car rides, different people & children,
recordings of thunderstorms and fireworks, introduced gently and at a comfortable
volume.
Their grooming routine began from two weeks old, with nail trimming using normal nail clippers & the nail drill. Helping them become familiar with general necessary grooming and introductions to teeth cleaning as appropriate for their age. They will also be freshly bathed & nails trimed before departure to their new furever home.
Puppies have started toilet training and hopefully will have mastered it by the time they are ready to go to their furever homes. Puppies started their training Using a grass pee pad to get them familiarised with going toilet on grass insted of a puppy pee pad.
We kindly ask that our puppies’ new families to keep in touch and share updates as they
grow, because these babies are so deeply loved by us just as we hope they will be by
you.
We also hope to arrange future doggy catch-ups with their mum, Julia, and their
littermates where possible. Having loved and cared for them from their very first
moments, we’d love to remain a small part of their lives as they grow with you.
NSW Breeder Identification Number (BIN): B001104475
Microchip number for Julia (the puppies’ mother): 991003002179948
Message for more information & to ask questions or to arrange an appropriate visit.
Dogs have access to: warm bedding, water at all times, ample space to exercise, natural light
Dogs have enrichment provisions: Yes
Dogs are exposed to: people with different appearances or ages, different sounds, I use a formal socialisation program (e.g. DoGoodDoggy)
Offers lifetime rehoming: Yes
