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Holly — Female Blue Dapple Miniature Dachshund Puppy

  • Holly, a female blue dapple Miniature Dachshund puppy in a pink harness, standing on a cream rug and smiling up at the camera
  • Holly resting on a bed beside a sunny patio door, her blue dapple markings clear along her back
  • Holly outside on her potty-training grass pad, looking up through striped sunlight from the patio screen
  • Holly asleep under the edge of a linen cushion on the couch, tucked against a soft blanket
  • Holly sitting inside her indoor playpen with her water bowl and puppy pad, looking out at the camera

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AvailableAKC Registered
Price
$1,100
Sex
Female
Coat
Blue Dapple
Age
8 Weeks
Vaccinations
Up to date

Meet Holly

Cheerful • Affectionate • Playful

Holly is a cheerful little girl with a blue dapple coat and an expression that is hard to look away from. We're introducing her as the sunny one of the group — affectionate, playful, and happy to be included in whatever the family is doing. Her silver-and-charcoal dappling and soft long ears give her a look entirely her own. Personality notes describe her as she is now as a puppy rather than a guarantee of adult temperament.

$400 Puppy Reservation Deposit

A $400 fully refundable reservation deposit reserves Holly, the specific puppy you have chosen. The deposit is applied toward the puppy's total adoption fee and is not an additional charge. If you meet Holly and decide they are not the right fit for your family, the $400 reservation deposit is fully refundable.

$250 Visit Commitment Deposit

Want to meet Holly before making your decision? A $250 Visit Commitment Deposit books an in-person appointment, arranged at least 24 hours before the intended visiting day. It is applied toward the puppy's total adoption fee if you proceed with adoption, and is fully refundable.

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About This Puppy

Holly is an eight-week-old female blue dapple Miniature Dachshund puppy, available now at $1,100, AKC registered with vaccinations up to date. Blue dapple is one of the less common looks in the breed: a diluted blue-grey ground broken by darker charcoal patching across her back and shoulders, a finely speckled face, and soft long ears that frame her eyes. Every photograph here comes from her everyday life — her indoor playpen, a favorite sunny spot by the patio door, the couch she disappears under for a nap, and the grass pad outside she is already using. She is comfortable in a normal household with movement, toys, and people coming and going, which is a deliberate part of how Honeybrook raises a litter. Families searching for a female blue dapple Dachshund puppy usually want a small, indoor-sized companion who wants to be near her people, and Holly is being placed with that kind of home in mind. Text us for more photographs of her dappling, 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.

Holly's Coat — Common Questions

  • What is a dapple Dachshund?

    Dapple is a coat pattern, not a color. It produces irregular lighter patches over a darker base color, so a chocolate dapple has chocolate as its base with lighter mottling. Some dapple dogs also have blue eyes or partially blue eyes. Dapple describes appearance only and says nothing about a dog's temperament or trainability.

  • 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 much do Miniature Dachshunds shed?

    Dachshunds shed moderately year-round, with heavier seasonal changes. Smooth coats shed short hairs that are easy to lift with a rubber curry or grooming mitt. Long coats shed longer hairs that are more visible on furniture and clothing but are easier to manage with consistent brushing. No Dachshund coat variety is considered hypoallergenic.

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Registration

Holly 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 Holly's paperwork.

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