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Botzensteiners Dachshunds

We breed smooth dachshunds in miniature and normal size.

The Beginning of our Dachshund Breeding

Breeder Jochen Steinert with Dachshund Puppy and Botzensteiners Doctor Dust

Although we grew up with dogs and especially dachshunds in the family from an early age, the first years in Berlin remained dog-free and then … everything happened very quickly. After a holiday care, we realized that it was rather empty on the sofa and too quiet in the flat. A few days later we already had a dachshund puppy from the dissidence in our laps, who since then has attracted astonished to suspicious glances at every show he accompanies us to. Not beautiful, but rare is his motto.

A few weeks later, the first “real” smooth-haired dachshund, Engels Tango, soon called “Bruno“, joined us and we were able to lead him to a number of titles and championships. Bruno was a stroke of luck in every respect, not least because he was the reason for our acquaintance and one may say friendship with his breeder, Brigitte Engel in Wermelskirchen. Unfortunately, both Brigitte and Bruno left us far too early and if there is a breeders heaven, then both are now sitting under the rainbow on the meadow and let the sun shine in their faces.

Breeder Hajo Botz with miniature smooth dachshund Botzensteiners Enzo
Breeding Community Botzensteiners | Smooth Haired Dachshunds | Biesenthal | Germany

Breeding Community Botzensteiners

Certainly, there are many dear people who help us with their advice and sometimes with energetic support, and from whom we still learn a lot. We are indebted to all of you, but especially to Brigitte Engel, whose exceptional experience and excellent breeding performance have always allowed us to profit to a very special degree.

Our goal is not to produce puppies. We want to do our utmost to contribute to the preservation and further development of the breed by breeding healthy, strong dogs with a good temperament. Our dachshunds should be able to fulfill their traditional, albeit increasingly rare, hunting use or their nowadays main tasks as loyal family dogs.

We breed for joy,
but not for fun.
DTK Breeding Award in Gold
Züchter im VDH

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Kind Words from our Dachshund Owners

Botzensteiners Zonntag
Parents: Big Bad Woof Empire of Glory (FCI) x Engels Fiorenza
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Herr Botz und Herr Steinert are wonderful breeders of their Kurzhaardackel. They are caring, friendly and professional breeders who really care for their dogs and which homes their puppies go to. They provide lots of information, and make an effort for you to get to know their breed and to prepare you for becoming a dog owner. They are funny, relaxed and their dogs are of the very best pedigree. The dogs are calm, and well trained and truly beautiful. We cannot recommend Botzensteiners more!

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Parents: Kalisto vom Rehsprung x Botzensteiners Lieselotte
N-Wurf von Lieselotte

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Buying our little Anchovy from Botzensteiners was one of the best decisions we’ve ever made. He is so sweet and cuddly and very smart and always makes us laugh. Highly recommend this breeder!

Dachshund History

About Miniature Dachshunds

Dogs have “always” existed, at least since humans settled down. According to the purpose pursued, different types of dogs developed locally, for a long time without to speak of planned breeding in the narrower sense. Further “breeding” was done “by the end user” with what seemed most suitable for the required purpose. Where, as in pre-industrial times, the number of possible areas of use for the dog was limited and thus always similar in different regions, similar, albeit regionally different, dog types developed. | read more

Fitzinger, L. J.: Der Hund und seine Racen, Tübingen 1876.

Fitzinger, L. J.: Der Hund und seine Racen, Tübingen 1876.

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