Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Story
Miracles. Her name says it all — and honestly, she is one.This beautiful 6-year-old Dachshund spent the first chapter of her life in a breeder`s cage, producing litter after litter of puppies, never once having a moment that was just for her. No yard to sniff, no couch to curl up on, no one to stroke her ears and tell her she was a good girl. That chapter is over now, and Miracles is ready to thrive.She is fully vetted — spayed, vaccinated, and has had dental work. You may notice some hair loss on her ears, likely due to the malnourishment she endured, but she is already blossoming. Given how lovely she is after such a hard start, we expect that with good food, proper care, and a whole lot of love, this girl is going to be a genuine stunner.Miracles is an explorer at heart — the moment she discovered a fenced yard, something lit up in her. Nose to the ground, tail wagging, sniffing every inch of the world she was never allowed to see. Back inside, she is equally happy to curl up beside you and be gently stroked — calm, peaceful, and soaking up every bit of affection she can get.Miracles is working hard on her potty training and doing a great job — she uses pee pads indoors and goes outside when taken out. She`s still finding her rhythm, as any newly rescued dog would, so a little patience goes a long way. She has never been leash trained either, so she`ll need a gentle, encouraging hand to help her learn — a small ask for a dog who has waited six years for a chance at a real life. She is hand shy but after only a day she laid down to et her foster mom pick her up a few times so she should get over the shyness with patience, gentleness and lots of treats (she LOVES treats!). As a classic long-bodied Dachshund, she would do best in a home without a lot of stairs. More critically, Dachshunds are uniquely prone to serious spinal cord injuries, and jumping off furniture — even a low sofa — can cause severe, sometimes permanent damage and paralysis. Miracles must not be allowed to jump down from heights, and ramps or steps are a must.Miracles` ideal home looks something like this:🏡 A fenced yard where she can safely explore and follow her nose🐾 A small, confident canine companion to show her the ropes and keep her company since she adores other dogs🦮 Someone with the patience and commitment to gently leash train her📚 An adopter who is knowledgeable about Dachshu