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Tweenie Weenie Dachshunds

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Tweenie Weenie Dachshunds

We offer quality dachshunds with a focus on health, temperament and beauty.

05/31/2024

Ivan naps in the most unusual places 🧐

05/25/2024

They are just the cutest 🥰

05/14/2024

Layla was looking exceptionally photogenic today. 😍 Love my sweet girl.

05/14/2024

05/09/2024

Just some worn out weens, relaxing by the fire 🔥

05/09/2024

Do you want a cheap dog, or…
Do you want a healthy dog?
Do you want a dog that has been health tested to ensure it stays healthy, even with age?
Do you want a dog that was raised in sanitary conditions?
Do you want a dog that is well adjusted for life in your home?

Sure you could find one cheaper, somewhere. But are you willing to give money to someone who raises their dogs in the conditions from the pictures? Are you willing to support the lifestyle those two dogs have to endure?

05/01/2024

Have I mentioned how much these babies love naps. 😴

04/28/2024

It can be a bit time consuming and a little expensive if you can’t source some cheap meat (I’m waiting for you hunting season), but so far, it’s been worth it to feed my weens food I know is good for them, and delicious.

04/26/2024

We ordered the weens some new toys and they finally came in today.

04/26/2024

Meet our dachshund, LAYLA…

Layla is a beautiful black and tan long hair. She’s a laid back girl who loves to play and cuddle with the other weens, and take lots of naps. She is well behaved and learned quickly how to ask to go outside. Layla was house broken at only 12 weeks!! She would be a pocket puppy if she could. She loves being carried around, and wants to be in your arms, on your lap or sleeping on another ween at all times, unless you get too hot of course.

Layla is generally very calm and likes to go on leisurely walks around the yard smelling the flowers and chewing on the sticks and grass she finds.

04/26/2024

“There is a huge difference between raw bones and baked or barbecued bones. Raw bones are the natural food of dogs and the reason their teeth have evolved to be the shearing and chewing machines they are.”

Guest Blogger, Dr. Greg Martinez Dvm, provides a veterinarian's point-of-view on feeding raw meaty bones to our dogs. We’ve all heard that we should never feed our dogs chicken bones. We have also heard that eating bones can cause fractured teeth, constipation, and bowel obstructions. Some of us h...

04/26/2024

Here's everything you need to know about dachshund training, personality, food, health, and history—plus how to pronounce the breed's name.

04/25/2024

Meet our dachshund, ANNIE…

Annie is a feisty little redhead, but also, the sweetest little cuddle bug. A true lap dog, Annie loves sleeping on your lap, or in your arms, and appreciates a good nap.

One of Annie’s eyes has partial heterochromia, and shows up as half green and half blue. She is a gorgeous ball of energy. She is the smallest of our dachshunds but that doesn’t stop her from getting what she wants. She is a big “talker” and will make sure her voice is heard. Annie’s is a spunky and independent little girl and we enjoy her so much.

04/25/2024

Baby weens first golf cart ride. 🥰

04/25/2024

Enjoying their fully raw diet.

I have invested a lot of time learning how to provide them with the best diet and ensure optimum health.

04/25/2024

Boris loves the puppies most when they are sleeping. He also loves a good swing.

04/25/2024

Don’t even think about taking a nap in this house. Baby ween attack!

04/25/2024

Dachshunds always look like they’re smiling. She must be having sweet dreams.

04/25/2024

Are they the cutest? 💕

04/19/2024

To summarize, current research is telling us to consider:

1. Starting early (before 2 years old)—reduces dystocia risk by almost 60%

2. Breeding back-to-back—reduces pyometra, mammary cancer, and endometriosis risks

3. Retiring early (ideally by 4, but not always)— reduces pyometra, mammary cancer, and endometriosis risks

Like many other things we used to do, when science is finally applied to our profession and we get information from good data, we realize th

04/19/2024

Should you breed back-to-back? Sometimes it feels like you have to be careful whispering that phrase out loud. The breeder police squad will come over and harass you for not caring about your dogs.

04/16/2024

Meet our dachshund, IVAN…

Ivan is a completely adorable 1/2 long hair and 1/2 silky wire hair dachshund, who takes after his Pinterest famous mom. Ivan has a calm and even disposition. He is a very well behaved boy who loves lounging with his family and friends in a yard swing. Ivan loves squeak toys and chewing on sticks. He also loves a good race and is working on the title of Fastest We**ie.

Ivan is CKC registered, coming from CKC registered parents. He has CAER eye exam with normal results. He is Embark tested.

04/16/2024

Meet our dachshund, BORIS

Boris is a handsome little, long-haired tweenie. Boris has heterochromia, giving him one brown eye, and one bright, beautiful, blue eye. Boris weighs 14lbs and loves lounging by the pool, but hates swimming. Everyone he meets is an instant best friend. Boris loves to hunt and will spend hours tracking and chasing anything he can find.

Boris has had extensive health testing to include a CAER (OFA) eye exam (normal), Embark testing (normal, with the exception of 1 IVDD gene which affects all dachshunds), and additional testing from UC Davis, which was also normal. Test results are available upon request to potential adopters of any of Boris’ puppies.

His dad, Mr. Pepper, and his mom, were unfortunately both dapples, which we all know can be disasterous for puppies, bringing about deaf and blind double dapples. Fortunately for Boris, he hasn’t suffered any health issues because of it 🙌He and the rest of his litter mates were all quite beautiful, and his health screenings have all yielded positive results

04/16/2024

Welcome to Tweenie We**ies. We offer quality, pet dachshunds with a focus on health, temperament and beauty. Let us help you find your new best friend.

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Trenton, FL
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Baby weens on their way to pick blackberries! What better way to end the day?

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Dinner time! The weens got to enjoy a special treat today thanks to my friend who gifted us some steaks.

I know the idea of feeding raw meat, especially chicken bones seems sketch. We’ve been told chicken bones will splinter and hurt our dogs. Here is some info on feeding raw bones from BoldbyNature.com “Yes, raw chicken bones are safe for dogs but there are a few things to keep in mind when feeding. Always ensure that you are supervising when feeding a whole bone. Dogs tend to get excited when they’re given a bone and can be quick to chew or tear it apart. Being present helps avoid any physical problems that may occur, like choking. It is also important to avoid feeding your pet cooked bones. When cooked, chicken bones become very brittle and can splinter easily. This could potentially cause internal damage to the trachea, stomach, or esophagus if your dog ingests the small pieces. Raw chicken bones are good for dogs as they are a significant part of any raw food diet. Raw bones are rich in nutrients and provide your pup with calcium and phosphorus: two large contributors to an optimal raw food diet. According to pet nutrition enthusiast Krystn Janisse, dogs require calcium for more than just bone structure. It is also needed for blood coagulation, and muscle contraction and also has a significant effect on heart function. We typically recommend between 10-15% bone in a pet’s meal. Every dog is different, and since some dogs have trouble digesting bone, they may have better success with a lower bone percentage. Luckily, 10% is normally the standard across the board. When feeding a raw food diet, it is important to include bone in every meal to help balance out the minerals and nutrients. They are a great source of calcium, which benefits bone structure and helps firm up a dog’s stool, too. Be careful with the amount you feed though, as there’s a fine line! If you do not feed enough bone, you may find your dog has loose stool, but if you feed too much, your dog could become constipated.”