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PAISLEY DACHSHUND MIX - DACHSHUND (LONG COAT) DOG FOR ADOPTION
Dachshund Dogs For Adoption in York, SC, USA
For Adoption
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Nickname:
Paisley dachshund mix
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Breed
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Gender
Female
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Age
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Location
York, SC, 29745 USAUSA
Description
Dog Breed: Dachshund (long coat). Adoption Fee: 150. Meet Paisley! She is a dachshund yorkie mix who is 12 years old and weighs 12 pounds. Paisley is spayed, had dental surgery(lost 4 teeth), and has some skin issues that we have treated with antibiotics and apoquel. She will most likely need to take the allergy meds her entire life and could possibly have some more skin issues down the road. Other than the skin issues, she is a very healthy girl and don't let her age fool you! Paisley is very active and super sweet!! No small children, that is why she was surrendered. Here is what her owner had to say about her to set her up for success in her new, forever home... She answers to Paisley, Paisley Anne, P, P Anne, and Pinot (Grigio) Her birthday is 10-23-2014 She is chipped (I can send a picture of the info I have for that) She does “fancy” which is the typical dachshund begging thing where she stands up on her back legs/butt She also plays dead. You just have to “shoot her” and then say “Paisleys dead” She likes cuddling but not so much petting since she’s so itchy. She will sleep on a pillow by your head. She is good with cats she kinda just ignores them She’s okay with other dogs as long as they’re not big. She gets small dog syndrome around bigger dogs She likes toys until she “kills” the squeaker then she could care less She’s house broken as long as you stay on top of letting her outside. She won’t really run away if she gets out the door but she’s not the kind of dog to stay close by if that makes sense. She does not like little kids. She acts like she likes car rides until she gets in the car. Then she gets anxious and will whine most of the ride. She is spayed (she has the little green tattoo on her belly) She is crate trained and sometimes prefers to “hide” in one when she needs alone time. I think that’s everything that I can think of. I trust she’s going to find the very best home. Thank you for taking her ❤️ Here is the link to apply for Paisley: form.jotform/241745142308149
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Physical Attributes
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Organization name
Chapmans Dachshund Rescue
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Location:
York, South Carolina, 29745 USAUSA
Breed overview
Dachshund
A.K.A.: Teckel, Dackel, Wiener Dog, Sausage Dog, Hot Dog Dog, Badger Dog, Weenie Dog, Dashie, Doxie, Perro Salchicha, Bassotto, Dachs, Dachshund Dog, Kaninchenteckel, Zwergteckel, Mini-Dachshund, Miniature Dachshund, Standard Dachshund, Toy Dachshund, Standard Teckel, Miniature Teckel, Rabbit Teckel, Kurzhaar, Langhaar, Rauhhaar, Smooth-haired Dachshund, Long-haired Dachshund, Wire-haired Dachshund, German Badger Dog, Wiener, Sausage, Hotdog, Teckels, Doxies, Dashies, Sausage Dogs, Wiener Dogs, Badger Dogs, Long Dog, Ground Dog, Low Rider, Longboi
Overview:
The Dachshund, affectionately known as the "wiener dog," is a fascinating breed originating in Germany, primarily bred to hunt badgers and other burrowing animals. Their most distinctive physical characteristic is their long, low-slung body and short, muscular legs, a feature perfectly adapted for tunneling. They come in three coat types – smooth, longhaired, and wirehaired – and various sizes, from miniature to standard. Temperamentally, Dachshunds are known for being courageous, curious, and often quite playful, with a surprising amount of energy. While they are intelligent, their independent nature can make training a delightful challenge. Their small size and relatively low exercise requirements make them well-suited for apartment living, and they can be wonderful companions for families, though early socialization is key, especially with children and other pets. Regarding health, their unique body shape predisposes them to intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), so careful handling and weight management are crucial.
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