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Companionship Puppies
If you are looking for a loyal and loving companion, a Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppy may be the perfect fit for you
Our Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppies are both known for being intelligent and affectionate in nature, making them both popular choices for families and individuals alike
Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppies are adorable and full of personality
Caring for Your New Puppy
Both Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppies are relatively low-maintenance, but they do require regular grooming to keep their coats in good condition
It is important to provide your puppy with plenty of exercise, as well as regular training and socialisation to ensure that they grow up to be well-behaved and well-adjusted adult dogs
One of the most important things you can do to ensure the health and happiness of your puppy is to provide them with a balanced diet, by providing a high-quality dog food, tailored to their specific needs, will help them grow strong and healthy
In addition, it’s important to provide plenty of fresh water and to monitor their food and water intake to ensure that they are staying hydrated
Choosing the Right Puppy
When choosing a Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppy, it is important to find a reputable breeder who has experience with the breed and who can provide you with a healthy and well-socialised puppy
You should also consider your lifestyle and living arrangements when choosing a puppy, as well as your experience and ability to provide proper care and training
Remember, when you buy a puppy you are making a commitment of up to 15 years or even more
Look ahead before you buy and consider, if you are likely to always have the time and energy to give your puppy the exercise and care it needs, as well as secure accomodation that will allow you to have them with you always
It’s also a good idea to spend some time researching the different types of Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppies and to speak with other owners of the breed to get a better understanding of what to expect, this can help you to make an informed decision and to choose a puppy that will be a good fit for your home and family
Bringing Your Puppy Home
Once you have chosen your Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppy, it’s time to bring them home. To make the transition as smooth as possible, it’s important to prepare your home for their arrival
You should buy a comfortable bed, food and water bowls, toys, and other essential items
You should also make sure that your home is safe and secure, with any potential hazards removed or secure
Learn more about our Golden Retriever or Mini - Dachshund puppies here
Companionship puppies
Parents and breed information
Golden Retriever Breed
About the breed
The golden retriever has an even temper, they are one of the most intelligent and affectionate breeds
They are playful, yet gentle with children, and they tend to get along well with other pets
The life expectancy of the Golden Retriever is 10-12 years, as they have a double coat, they need grooming every 6 weeks
They should weight about 30 kg, they love their food and your food, however, it is important to keep them at the correct weight for their overall health and well-being
They will need one or two daily walks, and will grow to a height of between 50-60 cm
History
The story of the breed began when Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks inherited a substantial fortune, and bought a mansion in London ‘Brook House’
His hobby for many years, the prevailing origin story was that Marjoribanks purchased a group of Russian circus dogs, and started breeding the famous, yellow-coated dogs from there
On a walk with his son in Brighton in 1865, Marjoribanks came across a wavy-coated dog named Nous. Belonging to a cobbler who had gotten him from an employee of a local nobleman to settle a debt, Nous had black parents but was himself gold-coloured
Three years after Marjoribanks acquired him, Nous was bred to Belle, a Tweed Water Spaniel that Marjoribanks had been given by his cousin. Now extinct, Tweed spaniels were liver-colored
It was an inspired combination, crossing a retriever to a water spaniel to create a robust hunter capable of navigating both land and water to hunt
Marjoribanks’ famous 1868 litter contained the florally monikered puppies who are considered the world’s first Golden Retrievers, the puppies were named Cowslip, Crocus and Primrose
Mini - Dachshund Breed Information
Mini Dachshund Breed
About the breed
The Mini Dachshund is cute and lively and a small, neat size breed, making them an ideal house dog
The breed will adapt to any living situation and are ideal for apartment living with young children and the elderly
Dachshunds are intelligent, extremely sociable dogs, loving and extremely loyal to their families, they are happiest having cuddles on the couch
Low in maintenance, they shed, but not excessively. ‘Smooths’ can be wiped with a damp cloth between baths to keep them clean
History
First known as the Teckel in his home country of Germany, the Dachshund has been around in one form or another for at least 500 years.
The Dachshund’s distinctive long, low shape is due to being purpose-bred to tear down burrows after rabbits in its country of origin
In the 1800s, Dachshunds started being bred more as pets in Great Britain. They were favourites in royal courts all over Europe, including that of Queen Victoria, who was especially fond of the breed
Owning a dog is a commitment as the life span of the Dachshund is 12-16 years, it is essential to keep the breed in a healthy weight range of 4 - 6 kgs to avoid back problems