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Our Female Dachshunds

Botzensteiners Dachshund Kennel

There are currently four female dachshunds at the kennel Botzensteiners, that have been approved for breeding by the DTK. All of the dogs in the pictures already had offspring at our kennel.

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Botzensteiners Matilda | Zwergdackel (kurzhaar)
Miniature Dachshund Matilda
A black and tan miniature dachshund lady, sporty and elegant with a very good coat, clean and dark red markings, good bone strength and substance, supple and full of energy, that is Botzensteiners Matilda.
Botzensteiners Xenodike | Zwergdackel
Miniature Dachshund Xenodike
Xenodike is the youngest offspring from a kind that is particularly widespread among short-haired miniature dachshunds. She doesn’t ask. She assesses the situation and then does; she has no doubts, but rights and otherwise she does her own thing, as they say
Botzensteiners Freudenfeuer
Freudenfeuer
Names are just smoke and mirrors, they say. This is not the case with our ” Freudenfeuer” (bonfire). Here, the name tells the story.
Botzensteiners Thusnelda | Standarddackel (brauntiger)
Thusnelda
Thusnelda comes from the combination of Big Bad Woof Empire of Glory (FCI) with Engels Isiris. She is a “Corona dog”, meaning she was born when the world had no idea that soon after “social distancing”, “contact restriction” and “distance teaching” would become common everyday vocabulary.
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The Botzensteiners breeding community has given birth to many smooth-haired dachshunds since 2014. We are proud that our commitment has been honored by the German Dachshund Club with the Exhibition Breeder Pin in Gold.

We breed for pleasure,
but by no means for fun.

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You will find us near Berlin, about 50 km north-east of Alexanderplatz.

Brandenburg, Germany
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