Jordemm
Standard Long-Haired Dachshunds are home-raised, high quality, guaranteed genetically sound and healthy. Howard & Rose Krakower Tel: (613) 829-3587 (Ottawa area)Boondox Dachshunds -- Dan and Ann Harrison breed some of the top
winning Dachshunds in the U.S. Dan bred Ch. Boondox Panama Jack ROME, the top stud dog in
the U.S.. Tel: (765) 569-7101 (Rockville, IN).
Dacherst Standard Long-Haired
Dachshunds are home-raised by Barb & Charlie Simonds. Our first Dachsie (old Yofi who
is now 15 years old) came from Barb & Charlie. Tel: (613) 353-7019 (Kingston area).
Brandach Kennel breeds
Standard and Miniature Long-Haired Dachshunds in a variety of colours. Pat Taylor breeds
for show purposes and sells what she does not need for show to pet homes. Dogs are
home-raised and sold with health guarantee. Tel: (204) 388-6354 (Manitoba)
Dachsisle Kennel breeds Miniature Long-Haired and Miniature Smooth Dachshunds. Their pups are home-raised and healthy. Dave & Bev Candline Tel: (613) 673-2306 (Ottawa area).
Langlichhund Kennel breeds Miniature Long-Haired Dachshunds (red brindles, black brindles, clear recessive red, black & tans and expecting some creams). Her pups are home-raised. Sarah Brook Tel: (403) 590-5751 or (403) 216-6747 (Calgary area).
Treasure Kennel breeds Miniature Dachshunds. Pups are are born in the kitchen and raised in the family room and are part of the family. Pups are well socialized, accustomed to children, and are fed the way "Mother Nature" intended with a fresh, homemade diet. Arlene F. Betker Tel: (604) 581-9663 (Delta, British Columbia).
Stormbringer Afghan Hounds -- Don and Janice Nixon breed home-raised
quality Afghan Hounds. Tel/fax: (613) 257-7626. (Ottawa area)
RareGems Petit Basset
Griffon Vendéens are home-raised from breed stock which has had eyes, elbows, hips and
knees tested. Their pups are healthy and come fully guaranteed.
Canadian Dachshund Rescue is a group of volunteers who care about all dogs but know Dachshunds best. They will provide support before and after the adoption. Dogs are given up for many reasons. The top three reasons they've seen are allergies, moving, and having children. Contrary to some people's beliefs, not all rescue dogs are aggressive or 'messed up'. They all carry the baggage of losing their families and this makes some of them a bit clingy or nervous until they settle in your home. Canadian Dachshund Rescue maintains a 100% honesty policy about the history of the dogs they place. They can't tell you how a dog will behave in your home with your family but they can and will tell you all that they know about the history of dog and how he behaved in the foster home. Email them for more information.
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Krakower
Last updated: June 16, 2005
