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MidWest Pines Dachshunds

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MidWest Pines Dachshunds

Breeders of Wirehaired Dachshunds. Our Wired Hair Dachshund puppies will be microchipped, and covered by Trupanion medical insurance for their first month.
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They will come fully vetted, de-wormed every 2 weeks, and have age appropriate vaccinations and come with a four generation pedigree, one year health guarantee for the vaccines they've received, puppy starter kit and what we call lifetime support, which means you can contact us with dog related questions and advice as long as you own your pup. These will be male/female mini Wire Hair Dachshunds we

ighing in the mid teen range once mature. They are bred specifically for thier family temperaments and disposition. Buyers over the past have become like family and we appreciate the updates they provide and pictures they share. Many come back for a second and refer family and friends. Parents have had DNA testing and Health clearance. Pets will come with limited AKC registration. Please send your email address to : [email protected] if you would like more information.

08/09/2024

Face Of The Day

08/06/2024

Baby Bean and his Momma

08/04/2024

Rick said that he wanted some cheese but that he couldn’t eat any without the dogs bothering him. I told him to eat some in the kitchen that’s gated off for the pups. Here’s what I saw.

08/01/2024

Baby Bean enjoying the air conditioning. 😘

08/01/2024

What Is A Pin Wire Coat?

Coat texture in Wire Dachshunds is a source of mystery and confusion to many people! Coats range from “fluffy” (incorrect) through to “Pin Wire” which is a correct harsh double coat but shorter and with less beard and leg hair than a “normal” wire coat.

Wire Dachshunds have a “double-coat”. There is a longer, harsh top coat with a dense undercoat beneath. Two or three times a year the long, dead top coat will need to be plucked out (hand-stripping) to allow the new top coat to grow in. Wires have the advantage of not moulting like other dogs. If you are lucky enough to have a Wire with a short, harsh “pin wire” coat, it will probably not need stripping at all; you’ll just need to tidy it up with a stiff brush to help remove any dead hair. Pin Wires typically have little or no face furnishings, but still have a double coat.

A good Wire coat will have face furnishings and the leg hair will be harsh, like coconut matting. The leg hair is the give-away – if it’s soft on the legs, it’s not a “proper” coat. Sadly, most judges are clueless about Wire coats. They usually run their hands over the back against the coat, but that’s the last place to check if the coat is right – legs and face give you the answer.

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Videos

Memories of Annie’s first litter ❤️

Wonderful memories of past Pines Puppies 💋

With all our wire babies now placed in their new homes we only have our own babies to videotape. 🤣🤣🤣

Olive loves the Sprinkler. Well it’s hot in Georgia!!!

Looking for someone to come in and play!

Two of these red Wired Haired Dachshunds still looking for homes.

Enjoying the Day

Just two friends relaxing after the rain.

Nap time

Nap time! Let’s all get into our crate 😮

Peaceful on the porch until it wasn’t. And no, there was nothing there.

Classic rock and naps

Chili, Pepper, Nutmeg and Ginger. The other two off napping.

Annie/Arlo Wire babies have arrived ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Why oh why would a rabbit have her babies INSIDE our fenced dog area? I found Fergie with a new baby bunny this morning. She obeyed and dropped it so I put it back in the rabbit hole and covered it. Looked ok. We fenced it off. We will open it up when we go to bed so momma can get in there. This is going to be problematic ongoing. 😩

Annie looking all innocent but what she’s really doing is trying to keep Gabby from playing with a toy. Annie will lay on something claiming it as hers. She’s working hard at Gabbys Alpha spot in the pack.

As you can see, mornings there is no shade in the dog’s pen area so we always put up a canopy for them once it gets warm. They love to be out in the summer but it can get too hot for them. Once the sun moves over the house it’s pretty much shady back there. We call it Stan’s Cabana. 🤣

No matter what is in her bowl Annie literally sucks off anything that we’ve added to her food and then spits out the kibble onto the floor. GRRRRRRRR

How many have this model of dishwasher?

Stan Lee loves the pup’s Fish Tunnel (thank you Aunt Lesley). Between him scooting around in it plus the constant squeaking of his “toy baby” he can just drive me up the wall sometimes.