Dachshund puppies and dogs in Hillsborough, California

Little Miss Darcy is a shy but sweet pup who is sure to steal your heart. Despite some bumps along the way in her life, she has blossomed into a charming and affectionate little dog now that she's surrounded by people who care for her. At first, With a few gentle words and a kind touch, she warms up quickly, greeting you with an enthusiastic tail wag and those big brown eyes that will melt your heart. Darcy loves hanging out with other dogs and might even enjoy the company of a kitty or two. This smart little cookie knows how to sit, lie down, and beg on command, and she's eager to learn even more tricks! Darcy is a people-lover through and through, enjoying the company of both women and men. Most of all, she's dreaming of a family all her own. This sweet pup is ready to bring endless love and joy into her forever home.

Hi! I’m Tina. As you can see, I’m very cute with big floppy ears and an adorable underbite. I’m shy and quiet but I’m very curious about the world. I never bark and I love to be around my foster mom. I follow her into every room she goes into and I sneak onto the bed every chance I get. I listen when she tells me to get off though! I’m very food motivated and love to stand up my back legs when I know a treat is coming. I’m working on my potty training, but sometimes still have an accident inside. Sorry foster mom! I also am working on walking properly on a leash. I get so excited that I want to pull forward! I don’t play with other dogs but I’m very curious about them and like being around them. Sometimes I will sniff them and lay with them. I sleep in my crate at night and during the day when foster mom is away. I cry sometimes in the crate but never for long. If you are interested in meeting please fill out an application at our website: www.gobeyondrescue.org/adopt Our adoption fee is $450 and includes spay/neuter, microchipping and up to date vaccines. We adopt within 200 miles of San Francisco.

Meet Dusk! The Shy & Spunky 10 pound Dachshund Mix This charming six-month-old pup, Dusk, might have a name that evokes twilight, but his personality is far from dim! Dusk came to us from a crowded shelter where all the hustle and bustle left him feeling a bit overwhelmed. But don't let his initial shyness fool you – there's a brave heart beating under that adorable coat. In his foster home, Dusk is blossoming day by day. While he's still learning the ropes of socialization, his sweetness shines through in every wag of his tail. Dusk is a quiet learner who's currently mastering the art of crate training and housebreaking. With a little patience and love, he'll be a pro in no time! If you're looking for a loving and loyal companion who's ready to conquer his shyness with you by his side, then Dusk might just be your perfect match. He'd thrive in a home with another playful pup and someone who can shower him with affection and understanding. If you are interested in meeting please fill out an application at our website: www.gobeyondrescue.org/adopt Our adoption fee is $450 and includes spay/neuter, microchipping and up to date vaccines. We adopt within 200 miles of San Francisco.

Thank you for your inquiry. Bambi has an adopter but we have to wait for them to go pick her up after the stay-at-home is lifted. Once she is picked up we will remove her profile. Please do not write to us for an application. Sorry for any inconvenience. Bambi is extremely shy. She is approximately 1 year old and weighs just 7 lbs. Once she warms up she is very affectionate. Bambi wouldn't do well in a busy home with loud fast children because she would be scared of them. She gets along well with cats, though, and doesn't chase them. She is good with other dogs of all sizes and plays with them when she isn’t coming to you for love. She loves to cuddle up on your lap or in your bed at night! She is simply a loving little doll. Bambi is very calm and well-behaved. She is good on a leash as well. Bambi needs a quiet home without a lot of noise or strange people coming over all the time for her to feel safe and comfortable. She is very sweet and not aggressive at all, even when scared. She would do best in a home with another dog or where she has contact with her owner throughout the day. because they are home She wouldn’t do well left alone for a full workday without a canine companion. Bambi is a loyal companion once she gets to know you and will show you love and affection. She would do best with somewhere like a patio or a yard so she can go out as she does now to do her business. This little doll is a lovable, cuddly, and trusting little girl when she gets to know you. Given some time and patience, she will warm up to someone willing to give her the loving and secure home that she deserves. Bambi is being fostered in Oakland. Ca. Her adoption fee is $275.00. Arrangements to meet our dogs occur after an application has been received. Please contact us at dogzonerescue@yahoo.com for more information about this great gal or for an application to adopt.

Meet Al Dente and Casserole, a delicious dish just waiting to be eaten right up (figuratively, please) by you. Al Dente is an introvert who needs time to settle in and prefers to live with older children/adults. His eyebrows come with its own zip code and his Yorkshire scruff has the perfect amount of texture. Casserole is an extroverted lovebug who loves to spend quality time with her humans, taking short walks or just relaxing in a nice quiet spot. They are both such rock stars! If you find paparazzi lurking in your bushes waiting to catch a glimpse of them, just give them the shot they want; you don't want to make enemies with those guys. Here's some notes from their foster: 21 June 2024: Observations at 10 days in foster home: Casserole and Al Dente are just the silliest pair of dogs I have ever fostered! Both have revealed happy, well-behaved dogs with just enough foolishness to induce hours of laughter. They will thrive in a home where big personalities are appreciated, and love and attention are aplenty. They are a fan favorite of everyone at Muttvillle and who comes across their path! Over the past 10 days, they have settled into my home routine quite well. Al Dente appears reserved at first, but quickly, his facade is exposed-he is so loving and silly himself! FYI. I am calling them by their former names Buddy (Al Dente) and Twiggy (Casserole) as they seemed to find peace in the familiar. (I have never done this with a foster, but I tried it and noticed a big change in their listening and comfort.) Both are great eaters. Meal times are monitored as Casserole finishes hers and goes to Al Dente's bowl, and Al Dente just steps aside. This might be why Miss Casserole is on a weight loss journey. She's doing great; her weight loss has been slow and steady, just how we want it! These two are the best of friends. Al Dente is actually the one who induces play time, throwing his cute little body into Casserole, who usually rubs her body, belly up, on a rug, bed, or blanket! He tends to mimic her. They love their "walkies"! When I reach for their walking gear, they lose their minds! Excitement ensues. We don't go super far (about 2 city blocks, maybe 1/2 mile for now) but they truly enjoy trotting the streets. So what's the deal? These two are PERFECT and nothing they do is a bother. However, I've observed one opportunity for training. Casserole is the leader of the mild separation anxiety train. She wants to go! My guess is their former guardian never left the two alone so they are still getting used to the idea. After some howls and barks, both dogs settle. I believe they will get the hang of it as the duration of barks gets shorter each time I leave, and they are low enough that my neighbors note they have never heard them. Casserole Mrs. Personality. She wants your attention! She wants to be adored! But she'll settle when you say no and take her nonsense elsewhere. She's fearless and curious, and did I mention silly? She is a friend to all. To give you an idea, I finally let the pair on the bed for some snuggles in the morning. When it was time to get up, I placed Al Dente on the floor and reached for Casserole, who, without any hesitation, leaped straight into the air, Wylie Coyote style. No thought. No fear! I grabbed her before she got too far. She's up for any and every adventure. You would think her shortie legs and robust waistline would slow her down, but she's trying her hardest with trots around the block. Casserole has nothing but joy in her body! Al Dente You would think Mr. Al Dente would be pale compared to Casserole, but nope, he brings the ying to her yang. He's quiet and joyful, sharp and sweet. He is also a friend to everyone but sometimes greets other dogs with a few barks and jumps of excitement. He often uses low-rider Casserole as a podium - standing on her back when he is excited. He likes to snuggle or sit nearby and is never demanding of anything. His unique looks (yes, this fella has a lion's mane) are an instant hit. Out of 50+ foster dogs, he has been, by far, the easiest dog I have ever bathed. Just laid in the sink and patiently waited. 13 June 2024: Observations at 24 hours in foster home: The best way to describe this duo: Casserole is the extravagant, "you only live once," wealthy woman living life by the seat of her pants, while Al Dente is the shy, practical accountant in oversized glasses carefully following the whirlwind - "We need to curb your spending ma'am." The three adjectives I'd use to describe Casserole are spunky, on-the-go, and "Pet me! Love me! Choose me!". For Al Dente, I'd say calm, quiet, and observant. They balance each other out perfectly. Both appear to be potty trained. Both are great eaters with no guarding behaviors. Both walk on a leash fairly well. They are friends to everyone, humans and dogs alike, while Casserole is in your face, and Al Dente is her shy backup. They do great in the car. Both haven't barked at the door or anything yet. Despite Casserole's robust back end and short legs, she gets around really well. I think this will improve as she loses those extra ounces. She can get up and down stairs (and don't try to help her; she's got this.) Al Dente is a little stiff after waking up but generally fairly agile. They both can do a slow, around-the-block walk. Despite needing to be together, they will sleep in different beds next to each other. Casserole doesn't like it when Al Dente isn't in the room with her, but Al Dente doesn't mind a break from Mrs. Personality. Overall, I think this pair's ideal environment consists of any person, couple, or family who would love to have a pair of senior mutts that will make them laugh daily. They don't seem bothered by city life but wouldn't mind in a quiet place to call home. Whoever takes this couple home has found the perfect pair of sweet and sassy, chill and chaos (Casserole isn't chaos but makes for a nice play on words).

For your convenience, Treasure, a priceless gem of a doxie mix, is neither pretentious nor showy. Though rare in her beauty and temperament, she need not be kept in a safe deposit box or underwear drawer. Instead, this tiny elder in calico fur - sweet, soft and unassuming - is a humble pup whose powerful benevolence can be felt from across a crowded room. And she is happy to share it - with dogs and humans who handle her with care. Throw in a dog bed and TLC and she'll go home with you. You'll gain a true friend and a kinder disposition in the bargain. Here's some notes from her: Treasure is a gentle girl who enjoys living a mellow, quiet life. Cuddles, naps and lying in the sun are some of her favorite things. She is interested in other dogs but gives them their space as well, she loves eating but will patiently wait for her bowl of food-Treasure is just so well mannered and lovely to be around. She will make the most loving addition to any family!