Dachshund

Many Tears Animal Rescue

07-07-26 Archie is such a sweet little man who came into our care from a breeder. He was adopted but has sadly been returned after his adopters felt they were not the right match for him.Archie formed a very strong bond with his female owner, but found it much harder to build a relationship with her husband, who was frequently away from home and therefore had very little opportunity to gain Archie's trust. When Archie becomes closely bonded to his favourite person, he can become protective of them. In his previous home, he nipped when he was sitting with his owner and her husband approached, so his new adopters will need to understand this behaviour and be prepared to continue building his confidence in a positive, patient way.Archie has settled back into rescue life well and is currently sharing his kennel with a lovely female dog, who he gets on very well with. He is a cuddly, affectionate little dog once he feels comfortable, although he isn't quite brave enough to take treats from our hands just yet.Although Archie gets on well with other dogs, he can become protective of his favourite person around them, so we think he would be happiest as the only dog in the home, where he can relax and build a close bond with his new family.As Archie has lived in a home before, he will already be familiar with the sights and sounds of home life. However, he may need a little reminding of his house training in a new environment. He walks well on a lead and enjoys his walks with volunteers.Archie is looking for a quiet, adult-only home with adopters who have experience of the breed and of rescue dogs. He will need people who are happy to give him the time and space he needs to settle and understand that he is safe.Archie is doing really well since returning to us and his confidence is growing all the time. He is such a loving little dog, and in the right home, we hope he will continue to thrive and become a devoted companion.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bailey?Bailey is a nearly 5 year old Dachshund and a very nervous little boy who needs someone who will give him time and space to settle. He has been picked on by other dogs since he was a puppy, so he can be unsure around bigger dogs. Bailey has lived with another dog before, but that dog was very much the centre of attention, and Bailey tended to stay in the background. He is currently in foster with several larger dogs and is doing well. He will need another suitable dog in his new home to help show him the ropes and give him confidence. When Bailey first arrived, he spent most of his time hiding behind the sofa or washing machine. He is now starting to follow his foster carer around the house, which might sound like a small thing, but for Bailey it’s a really big step. He needs patient owners with Dachshund experience who understand nervous dogs and won’t expect too much too soon. Everything will need to be taken slowly, including affection and walks, as Bailey can be very flighty when scared. Bailey is toilet trained and will need his own private, secure garden. He has a long way to go, but with the right person, patience and lots of little baby steps, we hope Bailey will really start to enjoy lifeIs Bailey right for you?Bailey is looking for a quiet, patient home where he can take things slowly and build his confidence. He could live with dog savvy secondary school aged children who understand that he can be nervous and needs space. Bailey can worry when visitors arrive and may bark before retreating to his safe place. He isn’t used to toys yet and is still learning that walks and being outdoors are safe. He can be flighty when frightened, although he has gained confidence following another dog. Bailey will need multiple meets and a home visit to help make his move as smooth as possible. He needs someone who will be patient and let him come out of his shell in his own time. Once Bailey trusts you, he loves sitting on your lap, watching the world go by, and he’s also rather fond of sleeping in the human bed. If you think you are a good match for Bailey, put in your online application form via our website and favourite Bailey from Bridgend.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bear?Bear is a lovely 2-year-old Dachshund searching for a calm and understanding home where he can continue to grow in confidence. This sweet little lad forms strong bonds with the people he loves and enjoys being part of the family. Whether he's curling up for a cuddle on the sofa, joining you for a gentle stroll, or simply keeping you company around the house, Bear is happiest when he's spending time with his favourite people. Bear can be a little sensitive in new situations and may need some time to feel comfortable around unfamiliar people and experiences. He hasn't had the chance to see much of the world yet, so he's looking for patient adopters who can help him continue building confidence at his own pace. Once he feels safe and settled, Bear's affectionate and loyal personality really begins to shine. He enjoys polite interactions with other dogs, travels well in the car, and is already house trained. Bear would love a home where he can enjoy a steady routine, plenty of companionship, and all the comforts that come with family life.Is Bear right for you?Bear is looking for kind and understanding adopters who can offer him a calm home with older teenagers aged 16+ or adults only. He can be a little unsure around visitors at first, so he would benefit from owners who are happy to let him take things at his own pace and allow him to approach new people when he feels ready. A quieter environment with patient owners will help Bear settle and continue developing his confidence. He may be able to live with a calm and well-mannered canine companion following successful introductions, although he would also be perfectly happy soaking up all the attention as the only dog in the home. In return for patience and understanding, Bear promises to be a devoted companion full of affection, loyalty, and plenty of cosy cuddles with his favourite people.

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Biggie?Biggie is a little dog with a big personality! He is at his happiest when surrounded by people he knows and comfy laps to snuggle up on. Biggie can struggle when left alone so is looking for a home where he doesn't need to be left, at least initially, so he can settle in, find his feet and have all the fuss he wants! He can live with secondary school aged children. Typical of his breed he can be vocal, including when he meets other dogs, but he has made doggy friends and there is potential for him to live with another dog pending successful introductions. He cannot live with cats or small furries.Is Biggie right for you?Biggie is a playful boy who loves to play tug with his rope toys, soft toys and tennis balls don't always last very long! Biggie does know some basic commands but these can be a little hit and miss. He's more likely to work for a tasty treat or two! He is currently on a diet though, so his new owners will need to be careful not to over indulge him too much! Biggie travels well in the car and is always up for heading out on an adventure with his favourite people. If you're looking for a cheeky and affectionate companion, Biggie may be the one for you.

Auras Dogs

Blu is a stunning Isabella dachshund (standard) who has come to us through no fault of his own Blu is a playful, young little lad with typical daxi traits. He can be nervous when he first meets you, but forms strong bonds and adores his people – he would do well with a family who has had the breed before and is knowledgable about the health side of the breed as well as behaviour Blu lives with another dog at present and loves to play and roll around with her, he enjoys his walks, and even on short walks can pull a decent walk, but he will not a huge hiker and care should be taken to manage that long bank with jumping etc Blu travels well and is affectionate, he needs a family with lots of time for him as can get worried when left alone, another typical sausage trait! This is a really stunning boy who deserves all the happiness and will make someone so so very happy! Could you be the proud new parents of Blu? Adoption application form: https://aurasdogs.co.uk/adoption-form/ FAQS: https://aurasdogs.co.uk/faqs/ Costs: https://aurasdogs.co.uk/costs/ Adoption donation fee includes Vaccinations Neutering (if of age) Microchip Blood tests (if from abroad) Health check 5 weeks free insurance Lifetimes rescue back up and supportw Please note if adoptions do not work out, we ask that all dogs are returned to our care We rehome to maximum 90 minutes drive from our centre in Gloucestershire

Maxis Mates

Can live with: adults/older childrenI am a little bit of a Diva as its normal to be - I'm a Dachshund! I am a sweet playful and sensitive little soul though as well. I will follow my favourite human wherever they goI am a little vocal and I can be reactive to other dogs. I have a lot of energy and I get excited especially around toys.A calm loving home and where someone is around most of the time.Patient kind and understanding when I bark at everyone and everything. Also they won't mind me following them like a little shadowRunning around with my toys, going for walks and sticking close to my humansShe has the cutest little face and she gets so happy and excited when you play with her. Willow will be your bestest friend ever, she really does love attention and affection.

The Red Foundation

Bodhi is a gorgeous shaded-cream mini dachshund looking for a home where people have the time and patience to give him the care he deserves. His current owners have made the heart-breaking decision to find him a new home, as they are struggling to manage his separation anxiety. Bodhi is very sweet, clever and sensitive, and forms a strong bond with the people he trusts. Once he feels safe and secure, he is a loving and devoted little companion. Sadly, at the moment he cannot cope with being left alone. He becomes very anxious and will bark, so he needs a family where someone is at home most of the time. His new family will need to be patient and willing to help him build his confidence very slowly, we will give behaviourist support if needed. Outside the home, Bodhi is also a nervous boy who can be reactive towards other dogs and may bark and lunge while on the lead. He can bark at strangers and his new family will need to continue managing this calmly and positively. He has never shown aggression towards people and simply needs to be given the time and space to build trust at his own pace. Bodhi currently lives with both dogs and cats and can get along well with them. However, he can occasionally resource guard food around other dogs. Because of this, and so that his new family can focus fully on helping him feel secure and managing his separation anxiety, Bodhi needs to be the only pet in his new home. Bodhi enjoys his walks, travels well in the car and is crate trained. He is comfortable sleeping in his crate and knows several commands, including “sit”, “touch”, “wait” and “bed”. He loves cuddles and snuggles with his person. Bodhi is in excellent health. Bodhi needs a calm and understanding home where he will be given the time, routine and reassurance he needs. With the right person and the right environment, we believe his sweet and clever personality will shine.

One Paw At A Time

Location: NottinghamAge: 4 yearsFrom: UK Surrender, Bonnie is a beautiful Standard Wire Haired Dachshund with the sweetest nature and so much love to give. From the moment she arrived in foster care, she settled in immediately and showed just how affectionate she is. She adores being close to her people and has a wonderful way of making everyone she meets fall in love with her.Bonnie would thrive in a home with another friendly young dog of a similar size and temperament for companionship and to play with. She would also best be suited to a home where someone is around for much of the day.Although she can be a little shy when meeting someone new, it only takes a minute or two before her confidence shines through. Once she’s decided you’re a friend, you’ll have a loyal little shadow who loves cuddles, companionship and being involved in whatever you’re doing.One of Bonnie’s favourite things in the world is meeting other dogs. Big or small, young or old, she wants to say hello to them all! She’s still learning that she can’t greet every dog she sees on a walk, so she’s continuing to improve her lead manners. With gentle guidance and consistency, she’s making great progress.Bonnie is very food-motivated and will do just about anything for a tasty treat.She is a calm and easy dog to have around the home. She sleeps soundly through the night, enjoys being brushed and groomed, and is perfectly happy having her harness put on because she knows it means an adventure is coming.Bonnie is fully house trained but may need a little reminder in a new home.She has travelled well in both the car and on public transport after some initial nerves and now enjoys watching the world go by. She has shown no aggression towards people or dogs and is a gentle, affectionate companion.Bonnie has not lived with cats and becomes very excited when she sees them outdoors, so we feel a cat free home would be best.She could live with kind, sensible dog savvy children aged 7 and over who will respect her space.Bonnie is looking for a family who will continue building her confidence and give her the love and companionship she thrives on. In return, she’ll reward you with endless affection, a wagging tail and a loyal friend who simply wants to be by your side.If you’re looking for a sweet, loving little companion with a heart full of love, Bonnie could be the perfect addition to your family.Bonnie will be fully vaccinated and microchipped and will need to be spayed as part of her adoption contract.Home check and adoption donation applyhttps://onepawatatimedogrescue.co.uk/adopting/bonnie/You could make a donation, sponsor a dog, join our supporters club or buy from our shop.How about volunteering or fundraising for us?We have corporate support opportunities too.

Alpet Poundies Rescue

BUDDYBuddy is a 7-year-old Dachshund x Jack Russell. He is an affectionate but nervous boy who bonds strongly and then thinks it's his mission to protect his person against other dogs and people. No cats or young children. Prefers a quieter household.See on FacebookADOPT

Animals In Distress

Apply to rehome me Coco Dachshund (Long coat) / Cream Female 2 years, 2 months My reference is [DO23992-Dog] About me ****COCO IS TO BE REHOMED WITH TWIGLET****Hello! My name is Coco, I am looking for a new home with my best friend Twiglet. I am a 2 Year old Miniature Dachshund and Twiglet is 4 years old. We are very sweet little girls who have been very sheltered in life up until now. We are good with other dogs and love lots of attention from our human friends. We would like new owners that will help us with our training and build up our confidence in the outside world as this is all quite new to us. In return we will shower you with love and companionship. We would prefer to be the only dogs in the home. We have not had contact with cats. Children would need to be 10 years and over. We are very excited to meet our new forever owners. Back to Dogs Looking for HomesAbout me ****COCO IS TO BE REHOMED WITH TWIGLET****Hello! My name is Coco, I am looking for a new home with my best friend Twiglet. I am a 2 Year old Miniature Dachshund and Twiglet is 4 years old. We are very sweet little girls who have been very sheltered in life up until now. We are good with other dogs and love lots of attention from our human friends. We would like new owners that will help us with our training and build up our confidence in the outside world as this is all quite new to us. In return we will shower you with love and companionship. We would prefer to be the only dogs in the home. We have not had contact with cats. Children would need to be 10 years and over. We are very excited to meet our new forever owners. Back to Dogs Looking for Homes

Cotswolds Dogs & Cats Home

Meet Daisy Daisy is a beautiful girl around 1 year old who is looking for a patient and understanding… At present, this dog is awaiting a viewing, so we are not actively reviewing applications from other potential homes. However, if you are still interested, we encourage you to submit an application. Should the current process not proceed, our rehoming team will review any additional applications received and contact suitable applicants accordingly. Thank you for your understanding. Meet Daisy Daisy is a beautiful girl around 1 year old who is looking for a patient and understanding family to help her blossom. Like many young dogs, Daisy can be a little nervous when meeting new people, preferring to take her time to get to know someone. However, once you’ve earned her trust, you’ll discover an incredibly affectionate companion who absolutely loves a cuddle and is happiest curled up on your lap. Beneath her shy exterior is a sweet, loving dog with so much potential. Daisy is looking for adopters who will allow her to settle at her own pace, using kindness, patience, and positive reinforcement to help build her confidence. Watching Daisy come out of her shell and show her playful, affectionate personality is incredibly rewarding. We feel Daisy would thrive as the only dog in the home, where she can continue to grow in confidence without sharing her living space. Although she would prefer not to live with another dog, we do think she would benefit from having calm, confident doggy friends. With careful introductions and time, she would enjoy walking alongside other friendly dogs, allowing her to build positive social experiences, learn from confident canine companions, and continue growing in confidence at her own pace. Daisy could live with children aged 15 years and over who are calm, patient, and understanding of a nervous dog. She is looking for a family who will respect her boundaries, allow her to approach new situations in her own time, and continue building her confidence through positive experiences. Daisy would love a home that can continue her training, provide plenty of enrichment, and most importantly, offer lots of love and reassurance. In return, she’ll reward you with unwavering loyalty, endless cuddles, and a devoted companion who will be by your side through thick and thin. If you’re looking for a gentle young dog who just needs a little time to show you how wonderful she is, Daisy could be the perfect addition to your family. 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Animals In Distress

Apply to rehome me Dexter Dachshund (Standard) / Tricolour Male 2 years, 1 months My reference is [DO23998-Dog] About me DEXTER IS TO BE RE-HOMED WITH PATCHHello everyone, may name is Dexter. I came in to rescue with Patch. We are bonded boys looking for a home together. We are sweet boys that can be a little timid until we get to know you. Once we have relaxed we are very affectionate and love a good snuggle. We will need new owners that are happy to help us build on our confidence out and about as we have not had much experience of the outside world for a while. Children 10 years plus as we are not used to young children and we are a little timid. We would prefer to be the only pets in the home so that we can soak up all the attention. How can you resist our little faces :)WE ARE SUBJECT TO A HIGHER DONATION FEE Back to Dogs Looking for HomesAbout me DEXTER IS TO BE RE-HOMED WITH PATCHHello everyone, may name is Dexter. I came in to rescue with Patch. We are bonded boys looking for a home together. We are sweet boys that can be a little timid until we get to know you. Once we have relaxed we are very affectionate and love a good snuggle. We will need new owners that are happy to help us build on our confidence out and about as we have not had much experience of the outside world for a while. Children 10 years plus as we are not used to young children and we are a little timid. We would prefer to be the only pets in the home so that we can soak up all the attention. How can you resist our little faces :)WE ARE SUBJECT TO A HIGHER DONATION FEE Back to Dogs Looking for Homes