ZimmDachs Mini Dachshunds

08/11/2024

Mini male. Grand Champion sired.

07/21/2024

Smooth black & tan MINI male. Grand Champion sired. 6 weeks old

07/01/2024

ROSS had this dog cot for $30. I bought the larger size/numerous dogs. They had a smaller size for $25. It just folds out… No assembly necessary. My dogs love these!

04/06/2024

01/23/2024

Red standards. Grand champion bloodlines on both sides. Auburn, PA (pm only)

04/15/2023

Roll Call! If you have a ZimmDachs puppy, we'd love an update & current picture!

01/16/2023

Roller did some therapy dog work today.

12/22/2022

Lulu is expecting five puppies, maybe six. Standard litter, 25 pounds

11/05/2022

AKC Standard Dachshund (25-30 pounds) litter expected the last week of December 2022. Lulu & Roller. Please PM if you'd like to go on our list for this litter.

07/22/2022

NOT MY WORDS/this was copied & pasted:

From a buyer’s prospective:

My purchase of a well bred purebred dog does not condemn another dog to death.

My purchase of a well bred purebred dog does not result in a rise in the number of shelter dogs.

My desire to have a dog from a healthy line does not result in another dog not getting adopted at the shelter.

My careful research on the most responsible breeders, who meet all requirements, is not the problem.

It's not who you should blame.
I am not the one who irresponsibly brought these dogs into this world and left them in a shelter.
Responsible breeders aren't the ones bringing these dogs to animal shelters either.
It's my home, my life and my choice what kind of dog I want to bring in. Maybe I need a working dog, sport dog, show dog or just a companion dog of a certain breed that suits me best.

Whatever reason I choose to support a reputable breeder, it will not send a dog to its death.

A breeder who does health tests and titling of their dogs does not contribute to the number of stray dogs.
The number of stray dogs in the world is a problem, but it's not a problem made worse by reputable breeders or those who buy from them.

Your neighbor who gets a "purebred" dog without papers because they're cheap is contributing to the problem.

Your friend who spontaneously bought a puppy from Petland is contributing to the problem.

The person scrambling to pump out the hottest designer mix ASAP is contributing to the problem.

Your relatives who have to get their dog bred once, "so she can experience what it's like to be a mother" or because "she's such a good/cute/sweet girl" are contributing to the problem.

Your old school mate who bought a working dog with lots of energy without taking the time to research its needs and character who ultimately sees it doesn't fit his lifestyle, is the problem.

A reputable breeder offers lifetime support. A serious breeder would never allow their dogs to end up in a shelter from the start.

It's understandable to be angry about the number of homeless dogs in the world, but if you look closer, you'll find that your anger is misplaced.

07/20/2022

If you have one of our babies, PLEASE share an update & picture. ❤️

07/04/2022

Lexi is in love with the 2 baby chicks our broody hen just hatched.

06/21/2022

Happy National Dachshund Day from Lexi (Champion Baldox Nailed It)

04/07/2022

Berks County Kennel Club Annual awards banquet. This is a picture of those of us that finished champions in 2020/2021.

03/23/2022

Happy National Puppy Day! If you have one of our puppies, please share a recent photo!

03/23/2022

Teddy in NYC

03/21/2022

Olive in NYC 💜

03/13/2022

Ivy (black & cream) visiting Washington DC

02/09/2022

Hudson in NYC

02/05/2022

Lincoln is back for a visit while his Mom deals with some health issues.

02/05/2022

(Mini) Cooper meeting his new big sister, Ruby. ❤️💜

01/29/2022

Ivy staying warm in NYC

01/28/2022

I have the best co-workers now that I work from home!

01/09/2022

Justin is sharing his thoughts

01/07/2022

Peaches & Mia love the snow!

01/02/2022

Puppy laps

01/01/2022

Baby Lulu & her new big brother, Buddy.