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Trade?- AKC Litter #2
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Hi! I have an upcoming litter and I’m looking to potentially trade from it to acquire a new puppy that’s unrelated to my dogs for my program.
This litter is between Foxy my Chocolate and Cream Piebald (non-expressive) Longhair and Elvis a Chocolate based ee Cream Piebald Longhair male I paid to use for stud owned by a breeder in Texas.
Foxy is a Chocolate and Cream Piebald (one copy of the gene is non-expressive and one gene is expressive) Longhair. Foxy is from my own Bailey and Clyde. Foxy is embark tested. She carries ee. She has had one previous litter. She is a PRA Carrier for cord1-4 and a carrier for PRA5. Clear for all other genetic conditions. Foxy is a goofy and energetic girl. She loves to bark and get crazy when she plays. She is very attached here since she was born here. When she was a puppy and growing up she was known as the trouble maker here. Foxy is smart and has learned crate training and house manners relatively well as well. She is AKC registered.
Elvis isn’t my dog so I don’t have much to say about him. He is Embark tested and I have copies of those results. Is PRA clear for cord1-4 and PRA clear for PRA5. Elvis is expecting his first litter shortly before Foxy so when they are born I’ll have pictures of his pups. I also have a copy of his pedigree. He is a Chocolate based ee Cream Piebald Longhair. He is also genetically pointed. He is also AKC registered
Just some quick general overview of their potential pups if you are interested in trading. All pups will be cream. We will get Chocolate based ee Cream and Chocolate and Cream. All will be Piebald but depends which gene they inherit from Foxy if they will express or not. A mixture of Clear or carriers for PRA cord1-4 and PRA5. All AKC registered and I prepay for all of my AKC litters registration. Absolutely no dapples possible in this litter
I plan on keeping at least one from the litter so I will retain first pick.
My puppies leave at 9 weeks old. My vet gives them 6 week and 9 week old vaccinations. They are dewormed, groomed and leave with a puppy pack. As previously mentioned all of my AKC puppies leave with prepaid registration that we fill out at the time of picking up your puppy.
In terms of trading I want to make it as fair and easy as possible on both sides. I paid the stud fee to use Elvis the stud so I’ll be picky about what I want to trade for and receive. And if a trade doesn’t work out it doesn’t work.
I only want a female and will only accept AKC registration. I’m not too picky on color and really would like some good quality. Good quality will be put above anything else I’m considering. PRA clear preferably. Must come from genetic tested parents.
Foxy is due October 9th
If you are just interested in buying a puppy then we can discuss that as well. I can start a waitlist. Prices will vary between 1500-2500$
My phone number is if you would like to talk further.
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The Dachshund (pronounced dak-sund; also known as a ‘Teckel’) originated in Germany in the sixteenth century. They were bred and trained to chase down prey, such as a badger (Dachshund means ‘Badger Dog’) or fox, enter its burrow, kill it, and retrieve it. Full-grown, they typically weigh 9-11 pounds and stand 5-6 inches tall.
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