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Mountain Dachshund

Dachshund breeder in New Eagle, Pennsylvania

2.7rating
7reviews
Breeds
Dachshund
Address
107 Neville St, New Eagle, PA 15067
Nearest city
Pittsburgh, PA, 16 mi
Phone
(724) 258-3063

About Mountain Dachshund

Mountain Dachshund is a Dachshund breeder in New Eagle, Pennsylvania, about 16 miles from Pittsburgh, PA. It has 7 public reviews with an average of 2.7 out of 5. Among the 21 Dachshund breeders we list in Pennsylvania, it is number 15 by rating and number of reviews.

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Dachshund

Origin
Germany
Breeders listed
503 in the US

Before you call a Dachshund breeder

  1. Health results for both parents. Good Dachshund breeders test for patellas, an eye exam and, ideally, a spine (IVDD) screening, and show you the paperwork.
  2. See the mother with the litter, in person or on a live video call, not only photos.
  3. A real breeder asks you questions about your home and schedule, and often has a waitlist.
  4. Never wire money or pay with gift cards or crypto before you have seen the puppy. That is how most puppy scams work.

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Questions

Does Mountain Dachshund have Dachshund puppies for sale?

Mountain Dachshund breeds Dachshund. Litters come and go, so call (724) 258-3063 for available puppies, upcoming litters and waitlists. Never pay before you have seen the puppy, in person or on a live video call.

Where is Mountain Dachshund located?

107 Neville St, New Eagle, PA 15067, about 16 miles from Pittsburgh, PA. Many home breeders only receive visits by appointment, so call before you go.

What do reviews say about Mountain Dachshund?

It has 7 public reviews averaging 2.7 out of 5.

What should I ask Mountain Dachshund before buying a puppy?

Ask to see the health results of both parents (for Dachshunds: patellas, an eye exam and, ideally, a spine (IVDD) screening), meet the mother with the litter, and get the contract and any health guarantee in writing.