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Ivy — Female Blue Dapple Miniature Dachshund Puppy

  • Ivy, a blue dapple Miniature Dachshund puppy, lying in warm window light and looking upward, one eye pale blue and one dark
  • Ivy settled on the floor beside a tall window with her chin lifted, watching the garden outside
  • Ivy mid-lick with her tongue curled over her nose, silver-and-tan dapple markings clear across her face and shoulders
  • Ivy resting quietly in a sunny corner by the patio door, paws crossed and both long ears framing her face
  • Side profile of Ivy sitting in a sunbeam, showing her long low-set ears and the blue-grey dappling along her back

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

Meet Ivy

Gentle • Observant • Affectionate

Ivy is a beautiful Blue Dapple Miniature Dachshund puppy with expressive eyes, soft long ears, and distinctive markings that immediately set her apart. Her profile is built around a gentler personality—an observant little girl who likes taking in her surroundings before joining the fun. Affectionate and people-focused, Ivy may especially appeal to families looking for a sweet companion with a softer, easygoing presence.

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

Visiting Your Puppy

Want to meet Ivy? 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 Ivy isn't the right fit for your family, the reservation deposit is fully refundable.

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About This Puppy

Ivy is a nine-week-old female blue dapple Miniature Dachshund, available now at $1,100, AKC registered with vaccinations up to date. Blue dapple is one of the rarer looks in the breed: instead of a solid base, her coat carries a diluted blue-grey ground broken by darker charcoal patches, with warm tan points above her eyes, along her muzzle and down her legs. Her eyes are part of what families remember — one pale blue, one dark — set in a softly speckled face with long, low-set, lightly feathered ears. Every photograph on this page was taken in the room where she spends her day: sunlit floors by the patio door, a favorite window she watches the garden from, and the quiet corner she retreats to when the house gets busy. That is genuinely how she carries herself. She notices a new person or sound, takes a moment to weigh it up, then comes in close. Families searching for a female blue dapple mini Dachshund are usually looking for a small, indoor-sized companion who wants to be near her people rather than a whirlwind, and Ivy is being placed with that kind of home in mind. Text us if you would like 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.

Ivy'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

Ivy 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 Ivy's paperwork.

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