Choosing a puppy is an important
decision, and we want families
to understand the available
reservation and visit options
before making a commitment.
$400
Puppy Reservation Deposit
A fully refundable deposit
reserves your selected
Dachshund puppy and is
applied toward the total
puppy fee. If you meet
the puppy and decide they
are not the right fit,
the deposit is refundable.
$250
Visit Commitment Deposit
A fully refundable deposit
secures an in-person puppy
visit, arranged at least
24 hours in advance.
If you proceed, this
amount counts toward
the puppy’s total fee.
Important Reservation Information
Deposits are not additional
charges on top of the agreed
puppy fee when applied to
a completed adoption.
Refund instructions and
processing arrangements should
be confirmed in writing
before payment.
Your puppy’s wellbeing matters.
If a licensed veterinarian
identifies a serious health
concern after your Dachshund
joins your family, contact us
promptly and provide the
relevant veterinary records.
Eligibility for a refund,
replacement puppy, or another
remedy depends on the terms
of the signed health agreement,
the diagnosis, and any applicable
consumer protection requirements.
We encourage families to review
these provisions carefully
before adoption.
You can also review our
Puppy Health Commitment
for more information.
Bringing home a Dachshund is
a long-term responsibility.
Before proceeding, we encourage
you to consider your family’s
schedule, housing arrangements,
available time, financial
preparedness, and the ongoing
needs of a growing puppy.
If your circumstances change
after your puppy has joined
your household, please contact
us to discuss the situation.
Any return or refund will
be assessed according to
the adoption agreement and
applicable legal requirements,
rather than assuming an
automatic refund.
Sometimes unexpected circumstances
make it difficult for a family
to continue caring for their
Dachshund. If this happens,
we encourage you to reach out
before making permanent
rehoming arrangements.
A safe and thoughtful transition
should prioritize the dog’s
wellbeing, appropriate living
conditions, and a responsible
new home. Any return,
rehoming assistance, or
related financial terms
must be agreed upon separately.
