Dachshund

All Dogs Matter

Can Bambi live with cats? No cats pleaseCan Bambi live with dogs? Could possibly live with a calm male dog, pending introductions.Can Bambi live with children? Could live with children 10+Meet Bambi, who was sadly abandoned and has come to us to find a loving new home.Bambi is a sweet and happy girl who really enjoys human company and will make a wonderful companion. She is a playful dog with a lovely, affectionate nature, and she loves spending time with people and being part of the family.

The Red Foundation

Bill is £450 Bill is a loving and sweet-natured boy who enjoys a good sniff in the garden and walks in nice weather – he loves the beach and an occasional paddle. He is looking for a new home as he can no longer live with his litter-mate brother as sadly their relationship has irretrievably broken down. Bill’s current owner describes him as a lovely, soppy boy who enjoys playing with her grandchildren (both aged over 10). He is an active boy who has regular walks and he gets on well with dogs outside the home (not always larger ones), however, because of the stress of living with his brother, we feel he would be happier as the only dog in the home. He walks nicely on the lead and loves off-the-lead adventures in secure places, although he can be an escape artist! He is not a fan of people wearing all dark colours and will bark at them. Bill is in good health. He is crate-trained and sleeps in his crate at night, although during the day he loves to hang out with his people. He will successfully kill any soft toys but enjoys a game of tug with a rope toy. Once settled, he can be left happily for a few hours if needed. He tends to bark at visitors to the home, but will settle if ignored. Bill is a gorgeous boy looking for cuddles, fuss and is very trainable as he will do almost anything for a treat! He will be an amazing pet in a patient, kind home.

Greenleaf Animal Rescue

Biscuit is a 17 month old Jack Russell x Dachshund male crossbreed who is looking for his forever home. He is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Biscuit is not keen on strangers approaching him and has become reactive towards other dogs on walks. He is fully house-trained and has some recall when off the lead. He has one dog that he is friendly with. He would suit an experienced home where someone is around most of the day, Please enquire.

Mayhew

Beautiful Blossom is a sweet and endearing girl who thrives in the company of her trusted people. She is fond of a good ball game and loves cosying up on a lap whenever she can! She can become worried in busy environments and around some strangers and dogs, sometimes barking towards them, so will need her owner to advocate for her and provide her with reassurance and guidance when needed. Blossom wears a muzzle when out and about, as a safety precaution. She enjoys gentle, quiet, walks where she can sniff to her heart's content and take in her surroundings at her own pace. Blossom is looking for an experienced person or family that will have the time to continue with her training and socialisation and provide her with the mental and physical stimulation she needs. She will make a truly wonderful and affectionate companion for the right match.Due to her nervous nature at times, Blossom is looking for a calm, adult only home, without visiting children. A home in a rural/semi rural setting would be ideal. She can live in a ground floor flat as long as there is access to a private garden. Her new owner will be expected to continue her training and will receive three free 1:1 sessions with our Mayhew Animal Behaviourist to help guide them. Blossom has had a descale and polish of her teeth whilst with us. Blossom has been neutered, microchipped and vaccinated and is up to date with flea and worm treatment. She has also been health checked and behaviourally assessed. Lastly, every dog adopted from us will go home with 4 weeks free pet insurance.If you are interested in adopting Blossom, please read the information below including the 'Other notes' section, to check your circumstances match theirs. If they do, please take a look at our current rehoming process, and fill out an application form.There is a lot to consider before adopting a new family memberWe’ll send you an email whenever we add a new dog to our website

Mayhew

Handsome Bob is looking for a new companion for adventures, trips to the local café and cosy nights in. He likes to take his time and enjoy the world around him, soaking up all the smells and sights. He is keen to remind any fast mover the beauty of slowing down and finding the joy in the little things, or match the pace of anyone who is already there. Bob is deaf but that does not stop him from showing off his skills, he responds well to his sign language and checks in with his people regularly on walks. Bob is a social boy and is happy to be out and about making friends. He is looking for his perfect forever home where he can settle into the steady, retirement life.Bob could live with sensible children 8+ providing they give him space when needed. He could potentially live with an adult dog, subject to a successful meet at Mayhew. He could live with a dog confident cat providing care givers are prepared to introduce slowly. Bob is deaf but very responsive to his sign language cues and is not affected by it. He has a grade 2 heart murmur but no treatment is needed for this. He has a mild head bob and has previously had some teeth removed due to dental disease. Bob is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and is up to date with flea & worming treatment. He has also been health checked and behaviourally assessed. Lastly, every dog adopted from us will go home with 4 weeks free pet insurance.If you are interested in adopting Bob, please read the information below including the 'Other notes' section, to check your circumstances match theirs. If they do, please take a look at our current rehoming process, and fill out an application form.There is a lot to consider before adopting a new family memberWe’ll send you an email whenever we add a new dog to our website

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

The Red Foundation

Charlie is £450 3 years old Male, Tweenie (8kg), Chocolate & Tan Smooth Coat Not Neutered If you are searching for a loyal companion with a heart of gold, Charlie is currently in kennels and is ready and waiting to find his forever home. This charming boy is finally discovering the joy of being a dog after spending much of his early life in confinement without the chance to socialise or explore the great outdoors. Since arriving into our care, Charlie has blossomed into a truly wonderful companion, and while his past was limited, his future is looking incredibly bright. Once you have gained his trust (a process that usually doesn’t take very long at all with some treats!) you will have a friend for life as he absolutely adores fuss and cuddles from his people. When he isn’t looking for affection, you can find him zooming around the paddock. He is a playful lad who just needs a little bit of encouragement to get stuck into his toys, and watching his confidence grow has been a total joy. In true sausage dog fashion, Charlie is highly motivated by his stomach. He is very food-oriented, which makes him a dream to train. He already knows his name and basic commands like “sit” and “paw,” and he is always the first one back inside when he knows breakfast is waiting. While he is currently unneutered and can be a little reactive to other dogs when he is on a lead, he is generally unbothered when roaming free. His trainers have found that he handles traffic well and that his lead reactivity is easily managed with a few pieces of chicken and some positive distraction. With a bit of patience and consistency, we believe he will continue to improve and we will provide behaviourist support if needed. Charlie is looking for a patient home where he can continue his education and finally enjoy the life of luxury he deserves. He can be left for up to four hours, once settled.

National Animal Welfare Trust

So I'm Chilli.....as in Chilli Dog!!!! and as you can see I am a Standard Dachshund on the look out for a new home through the Home Direct Scheme.I am with my current family who are very busy with work and all that comes with 2 children, so although this hasn't been an easy decision, they do think it is best if I find a new home with someone who has more time to care for me and give me all the love and attention I deserve. I am very friendly chap who is pleased to see everyone and quite easy going really. Like most Dachshunds, I will bark if I hear a bang or if someone comes to the door, but within no time at all I am happy and enjoying all the extra fuss.I have lived with children with no issues at all but my current family think it's time for me to find a calmer quieter home with a slower pace of life, so maybe an adult only house or at least older teenage children who aren't going to be making too much noise or chase me around. I am great with dogs out on my walks and regularly see other doggy pals in the extended family so I think I could live with another suitable one. I love to have a good old play and wont give up my toys very easy, so I will need to work on my swops!I am prone to allergies, and as of yet we don't know the exact cause, but a low dose of medication currently keeps it at bay. I am hoping that new owners with less distractions in the home will be able to narrow down the cause so I don't need any medication. But I am currently looking fabulous, with a lovely shiny coat.....I'm a pretty good looking dog if I do say so myself!!!I currently go out daily with a dog walker so am very sociable, I travel well in the car, very clean in the house and I'm good to leave alone if needed. So come on, what are you waiting for.....submit your details.....please xx

The Red Foundation

Cooper is the more nervous of the two and he will need time and patience to get used to his new family and routines. At the moment they are not getting enough regular exercise, and their new family will need to be prepared to manage two dogs with different energy levels – Cooper loves a walk and is always up for an adventure; Daisy is more sedate and would probably prefer to snooze on the sofa, especially if the weather isn’t to her taste! They bark at strangers and larger dogs but will usually settle quickly enough. Despite being an active boy, Cooper is unsure about many things outside the home and will bark at unexpected surprises such as wheelie bins and cyclists. He can also bark and lunge at people who approach him too quickly and unexpectedly, but he has never bitten and will be manageable with patient, consistent handling. We will provide behaviourist support to help both dogs successfully adjust to their new home. Both dogs are in good health, although Daisy is overweight and her new owners will need to monitor her eating and encourage her to be more active so she can become a healthier size. In the home, they sleep downstairs in a crate together. They are house-trained and can be left on their own for up to 4 hours on occasion. Neutering both dogs is a condition of adoption (The Red Foundation will pay) and we will discuss this with potential adopters.

Greyhound Gap

Daisy Daisy is an 8 year old Dachshund female who is now ready to find her forever home. PLEASE READ ALL OF DAISYS WRITE UP BEFORE APPLYING! Daisy is a darling but she has come from an environment with over 40 dogs so therefore needs a home with other NEUTERED dogs already in residence. Daisy is an ex

The Barn Animal Rescue

Join the Jerry-ous Adventure with This Charming Dachshund! Meet Jerry, the lively 6-month-old Dachshund! This playful pup is ready to find his forever home.Here’s what you need to know about him:- Health Status: Jerry is fully vaccinated and microchipped. He’s still too young to be neutered, but that will be a requirement as part of the adoption process at an age determined by our vet. - Socialisation: Jerry can live with another dog, pending a successful meet-and-greet. He enjoys companionship, but introductions should be handled carefully to ensure everyone feels comfortable.- Children: Unfortunately, Jerry cannot live with children, and there can be no visitingchildren in the home. A calm and quiet environment is essential for his well-being.About Dachshunds:Known for their unique long bodies and short legs, Dachshunds are affectionate,curious, and spirited. They can be quite playful and make loyal companions.However, they can also be independent and strong-willed, requiring consistenttraining and socialisation.Important: Please read the full requirements for Jerry carefully before applying—these are set in stone to ensure the best fit for him. If you believe you can provide the loving home Jerry needs, please complete your application.Let’s help Jerry embark on his journey to a happy forever home! Thank you for considering giving Jerry a chance!

The Red Foundation

Dilly is the ultimate homebody, offering deep loyalty and endless affection to those within his inner circle. While the outside world can feel a bit loud and overwhelming for this young lad, he truly blossoms in a calm environment. He is a dedicated lap dog who lives for evening cuddles on the sofa, proving to be the most gentle and loving companion once the curtains are drawn and the day is done. In the comfort of the home, Dilly is an absolute delight. Although he may be a little shy initially, he is remarkably friendly to visitors when given a bit of time and some positive reinforcement. He thrives on a predictable routine and a consistent atmosphere where he feels safe and understood. Because he finds the hustle and bustle of modern life stressful, he is looking for a patient owner who recognises that his big reactions to other dogs come from a place of uncertainty rather than malice. The ideal setting for Dilly is a peaceful home with a large, secure garden where he can play and explore without the pressure of meeting other animals. He finds encounters with other dogs very difficult and will bark or lunge to communicate his discomfort, so he would best suit a life of quiet, dog-free walks in secluded areas. Dilly is not looking for busy dog parks or high-street cafes; instead, he craves a simple, tranquil life where his boundaries are respected.