Name: Dachshund Puppy
Brand: Dachshund
SKU: 361719
Price: 1000 USD
Availability: InStock

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Bonded Dachshunds

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

361719

Price / Fee

$1,000

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Dachshund

Location

Commerce City, Colorado

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Milo and Oliver are Bonded and Must Stay Together!! Milo is a3 year old, red “inbetween’er” with a white spot on his chest and the perfect Dachshund physique. He is a Lover, Cuddler and a Licker! Milo may take some time to get used to other dogs / cats / animals - as he’s only ever known his Bestie Oliver. Oliver is a2 year old (BD: 2/7/19) Black and Tan Miniature Dachshund, with lots of energy! He is very playful and thinks he’s bigger than he is. He doesn’t like big dogs very much and he may have difficulty in meeting new animals as well. Oliver is also very Vocal dog! ** Both love Chicken wrapped dog chews, treats and dinner time!! They love going for walks, playing together and sleeping together. (They sleep in the same pin at night, otherwise Oliver will bark through the night). NOTE: You will have to do some Dog Training…they are not 100% House Trained / Crate Trained!! Asking $1000.00 total for both as a Bonded Couple. This price does not include Shipping.

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Price / Fees

$1,000

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bonded Dachshunds

1. What does it mean that Milo and Oliver are "Bonded"?

Being Bonded means that Milo and Oliver have a strong emotional connection and depend on each other for comfort and companionship. They must stay together to maintain their well-being and happiness.

2. What is the age and breed of these puppies?

Milo is a 3 year old red Dachshund, and Oliver is a 2 year old Black and Tan Miniature Dachshund. Both are sweet and playful companions.

3. How do Milo and Oliver behave with other animals?

Milo may take some time to adjust to new dogs, cats, or other animals, as he has only known his best friend Oliver. Oliver, on the other hand, is very vocal and prefers not to be around larger dogs. Both might need some time to adapt to new animals.

4. Are they trained?

While Milo and Oliver are not 100% house trained or crate trained, they will require some dog training. Their future owner should be prepared to work on their training.

5. What do they enjoy doing?

Milo and Oliver enjoy going for walks, playing together, and cuddling during nap times. They love chicken wrapped dog chews, treats, and meal times!