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Daisy — Chocolate & Cream Dapple Long-Haired Miniature Dachshund Puppy

  • Daisy, a chocolate and cream dapple long-haired Miniature Dachshund puppy, sitting in the grass at sunset and facing the camera with bright blue eyes
  • Daisy sitting on a clover-dotted lawn, head tipped upward as she watches something above her
  • Daisy resting her front paws on a navy carpeted puppy ramp indoors, ears framing her speckled chocolate and cream face
  • Daisy lying on a cream linen cushion in afternoon sunlight, showing the long feathering on her ears and the dapple pattern along her back
  • Daisy settled on a soft white blanket at home, paws forward and one blue eye catching the light

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AvailableAKC Registered
Price
$1,100
Sex
Female
Coat
Chocolate & Cream Dapple · Long-Haired
Age
8 Weeks
Vaccinations
Up to date

Meet Daisy

Sweet • Confident • Charming

Daisy has an unmistakably charming presence, from her expressive eyes to the beautiful variation throughout her chocolate and cream dapple coat. We're introducing her as the confident little charmer of the group—sweet, curious, and ready to explore what's around her. Her distinctive markings and soft long-haired coat make Daisy especially memorable for families drawn to a Miniature Dachshund with an individual look and an affectionate companion-focused profile.

Ready to Reserve Daisy?

A $350 fully refundable reservation deposit completes the reservation of this puppy.

Visiting Your Puppy

Want to meet Daisy? To help protect the health and comfort of our young puppies, visits are scheduled for families who have completed payment or placed a $350 fully refundable reservation deposit. If, after your visit, you decide Daisy isn't the right fit for your family, the reservation deposit is fully refundable.

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About This Puppy

Daisy is an eight-week-old female Miniature Dachshund with a chocolate and cream dapple long-haired coat, available now at $1,100. She is AKC registered and her vaccinations are up to date. Her coloring is what families notice first: warm chocolate patches breaking across a pale cream ground, a finely speckled face, pale blue eyes, and the silky ear and tail feathering that belongs to the long-haired variety. Her photographs are all from her everyday life — outdoors in the grass late in the day, indoors climbing a low puppy ramp, and stretched out in the sun on a cushion — so what you see is how she actually carries herself: forward, interested, and easy to be around. Female dapple Miniature Dachshunds in this coloring are not common, and families searching for a chocolate dapple girl usually want a small, close-companion dog for a home where she will be part of the daily routine. Daisy is being placed with that kind of family in mind. Text us if you would like more photographs of her markings, a short video, or a walkthrough of what reserving her involves.

Care and health information is published only where Honeybrook Miniature Dachshunds has confirmed it applies to this puppy.

Daisy's Coat — Common Questions

  • What does "chocolate dapple" mean?

    A chocolate dapple Dachshund has a chocolate (brown) base coat carrying the dapple pattern, giving it lighter mottled patches across the body. Nose leather and eye rims on chocolate dogs are typically brown rather than black, and eye color can range from dark to lighter amber, sometimes with one or both eyes blue.

  • What is the difference between long-haired and smooth-haired Dachshunds?

    A smooth (shorthair) Dachshund has a short, sleek, close-lying coat that needs very little maintenance — a weekly wipe-down or brush is usually enough. A long-haired Dachshund has a longer, silkier coat with feathering on the ears, chest, legs and tail; that feathering keeps growing and can tangle, so long-haired dogs need regular brushing, especially behind the ears and on the trousers and tail.

  • How often should a Dachshund be groomed?

    As a general routine: brush a smooth coat about once a week; brush a long coat two to four times a week and daily during heavy shedding. Bathe only as needed, typically every four to eight weeks or when dirty, using a dog-appropriate shampoo. Check and trim nails every few weeks, clean the ears as your veterinarian advises — Dachshunds' long, pendulous ears trap moisture — and work on daily tooth brushing, since small breeds are prone to dental disease.

Registration

Daisy is AKC registered, and Honeybrook Miniature Dachshunds participates in the American Kennel Club Breeder of Merit program. Registration documents a puppy's pedigree with the AKC; text us with any question about Daisy's paperwork.

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