Wirehaired dachshunds bred for blood tracking and hunting

Keena came in heat on January 15 and we bred her to FC Tom vom Linteler-Forst on January 26 and 27. If she gets pregnant, she should be delivering around March 28. If everything goes well (and with dog breeding you never know) pups would be going to their new homes around June 2-10. Keena is almost seven years old, and this is going to be her last litter. She was examined by a vet prior to the breeding, had her full blood panel and x-ray done, and everything looks very good. She was declared to be in superb health and got a green light from our vets for breeding. This is going to be our "T" litter. Tommy does not have the gene for short coat so we expect all the pups to have wirehaired coats.

Paika came in heat on January 24 and we bred her on February 3 and 5. This is a repeat breeding of our very successful S-litter sired by FC Nurmi v Moosbach-Zuzelek (aka Moose) owned by Chuck Collier, MI again (scroll down for more info). Paika's pups from this litter will have "U" names. Paika does not have the gene for short coat so we expect all the pups to have wirehaired coats.

It is not easy to get a wirehaired dachshund puppy out of European working lines as there are very few breeders of these dogs in the whole country. Usually there is only a dozen of litters a year. A list of puppies expected by other breeders is posted on our blog, and you can access the list at
http://borntotracknews.blogspot.com/p/upcoming-dachshund-puppies-out-of.html

To learn more about our puppies and to see their pictures go to http://borntotrackpuppies.blogspot.com/ and http://jola.smugmug.com/Puppies .

If you are planning to get a puppy for blood tracking purposes, make sure that you have a good supply of deer blood, organs and hides for training purposes.



		Updated: February 6, 2012 Keena came in heat on January 15 and we bred her to FC Tom vom Linteler-Forst on January 26 and 27. If she gets pregnant, she should be delivering around March 28. If everything goes well (and with dog breeding you never know) pups would be going to their new homes around June 2-10. Keena is almost seven years old, and this is going to be her last litter. She was examined by a vet prior to the breeding, had her full blood panel and x-ray done, and everything looks very good. She was declared to be in superb health and got a green light from our vets for breeding. This is going to be our "T" litter. Tommy does not have the gene for short coat so we expect all the pups to have wirehaired coats. Paika came in heat on January 24 and we bred her on February 3 and 5. This is a repeat breeding of our very successful S-litter sired by FC Nurmi v Moosbach-Zuzelek (aka Moose) owned by Chuck Collier, MI again (scroll down for more info). Paika's pups from this litter will have "U" names. Paika does not have the gene for short coat so we expect all the pups to have wirehaired coats. More info about the process of buying a puppy from us is posted here. It is not easy to get a wirehaired dachshund puppy out of European working lines as there are very few breeders of these dogs in the whole country. Usually there is only a dozen of litters a year. A list of puppies expected by other breeders is posted on our blog, and you can access the list at http://borntotracknews.blogspot.com/p/upcoming-dachshund-puppies-out-of.html To learn more about our puppies and to see their pictures go to http://borntotrackpuppies.blogspot.com/ and http://jola.smugmug.com/Puppies . If you are planning to get a puppy for blood tracking purposes, make sure that you have a good supply of deer blood, organs and hides for training purposes. You can reach us at info@born-to-track.com.