Female Dachshunds

Botzensteiners Dachshund Kennel

Currently there are six female dachshunds at the kennel Botzensteiners, which have reached the breeding approval of the DTK. All bitches in the pictures have already had offspring in our kennel.

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.

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 Lieselotte | Standarddackel (brauntiger) — Lieselotte

Our Lieselotte has everything that can reasonably be expected from a breeding bitch of normal size. She is also economical in maintenance. Why that? Well, as a dappled dachshund it has never been easy at exhibitions when it comes to first places and thus subjective liking. Not every judge likes the spotted drawing.

Botzensteiners Matilda | Zwergdackel (kurzhaar) — 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 Käthe (Zwergdackel) — Käthe

“An expressive bitch in best substance and condition, pronounced forechest; she convinces with brisk, steady movements, best standing and underlines the best upper and lower line”

Botzensteiners Xenodike | Zwergdackel — 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

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