> ******PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST*********
>
> Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society Transport
> www.almosthomerescue.org
> All homes are screened and approved.
>
> This transport is to get two dachshunds from shelter (temp
> foster)
> to rescue.  Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
> member Patti Phillips
> is receiving.
>
> Passengers
> 1) One red piebald spayed female, up to date on vaccines,
> tweenie.
> Will be carrying vet and shelter paperwork.
>
> 2) One black/tan (brindle?) small spayed tweenie female. Up
> to date on
> vaccines. Will be carrying vet and shelter paperwork.
>
> If you can help get these two dachshunds to their foster
> home, please
> contact Patti Phillips at Bunnydog@...
>
> Saturday Nov. 28th
>
> Leg 1)  Huntsville AL to Birmingham AL 
> 8am-9:40am
> NEED..............NEED...............NEED
>
> Leg 2) Birmingham AL to Heflin AL  10am-11:15am
> NEED...............NEED..............NEED
>
> Leg 3) Heflin AL to Atlanta GA  11:30am-1:45am
> TIME CHANGE....ACTUAL driving time 1 hour 15 minutes
> NEED.........NEED............NEED
>
> lEG 4) Atlanta GA to Commerce GA  2pm-3:15pm
> NEED...........NEED...........NEED
>
> Leg 5) Commerce GA to Greenville SC  3:30pm-5pm
> NEED............NEED...........NEED
>
> Leg 6) Greenville SC to Belwood NC  5:15pm-6:50pm
> Filled by receiving rescue...Patti P.
>
> If you can help these two dachshunds get to their foster
> home,
> please contact Patti Phillips at Bunnydog@...
>
> Thank you!!
>
> Patti Phillips, LVT
> Spotted Weinie Dog Hill
> Almost Home Dachshund Rescue
> www.almosthomerescue.org
> Western N.C./S.C. High Country
>

A dachshund needs a home visit in Tappahannock, VA.
(East of Richmond, VA)
Can anyone help??

Please contact me directly at   Bunnydog@...

Thank you
Patti Phillips
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
www.almosthomerescue.org

A dachshund needs a home visit in Ponte Vedra Beach, FLA.
Can anyone help??

Please contact me directly at   Bunnydog@...

Thank you
Patti Phillips
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
www.almosthomerescue.org

A dachshund needs a home visit in Wesley Chapel, FL
(Tampa area)
Can anyone help??

Please contact me directly at  Bunnydog@...

Thank you
Patti Phillips
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
www.almosthomerescue.org

Does anyone have time to perform a home visit for a dachshund
to go to his/her forever home?

If you can help, please contact me directly at
Bunnydog@...

Thank you
Patti Phillips
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
www.almosthomerescue.org

Does anyone have time to perform a home visit for a pair of
dachshunds for their forever home??
If you can help, please contact me directly at

Bunnydog@...

Thank you
Patti Phillips
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
www.almosthomerescue.org

Does anyone have time for a home visit for a dachshund
pup in Salem VA?
Please email me directly at   Bunnydog@...

Thank you
Patti Phillips
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
www.almosthomerescue.org

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio

> *******PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST************
>
> Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
> www.almosthomerescue.org
> 501-c non-profit
> All homes screened and approved.
>
> Pickles, a red smooth neutered male dachshund needs help
> getting
> from his foster home to his forever home.  He is up to
> date on vaccines,
> heartworm negative on preventative, treated for
> fleas/ticks, dewormed.
> Pickles is about 14-lbs, tweenie dachshund.  He loves
> everyone.
> Luggage includes paperwork including vet paperwork, food,
> water, bowl,
> toy, small blanket and he will be crated.
>
> If you can help Pickles get home, please contact Patti
> Phillips at
> Bunnydog@...
>
> Saturday Oct. 31st
>
> Leg 1) Belwood NC to Statesville NC  8am-9am
> Filled by Patti P.
>
> Leg 2) Statesville NC to Greensboro NC 
> 9:15am-10:30am
> NEED.........NEED............NEED
>
> Leg 3)  Greensboro NC to Durham NC 
> 10:45am-11:45am
> NEED........NEED..............NEED
>
> Leg 4) Durham NC to South Hill VA  12noon-1:15pm
> NEED.........NEED.............NEED
>
> Leg 5) South Hill VA to Chesapeake VA  1:30pm-3:45pm
> Filled by new family
>
> If you can help Pickles get home, please contact Patti
> Phillips at
> Bunnydog@...
>
> Thank you
> Patti Phillips LVT
> Spotted Weinie Dog Hill
> Almost Home Dachshund Rescue
> www.almosthomerescue.org
> Western N.C./S.C. High Country
>
>

Does anyone have time to perform a home visit for Pickles?
He is a dachshund 7 month old puppy.

If you can help him, please contact me directly at

Bunnydog@...

Thank  you
Patti Phillips
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
www.almosthomerescue.org

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

>   >  ********PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST*******
> >  Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
> >   www.almosthomerescue.org
> >   All homes screened and approved.
> >  
> >   Abby, a 10-lb red smooth dachshund mix needs help
> >  getting to her forever home.  She is spayed, up
> to
> >  date on vaccines,heartworm negative, on
> preventative and
> >   flea/tick control.
> > 
> >   Abby gets along with everyone and is very sweet.
> >   She will have her own crate, bag with food, water,
> >   vet papers, copy of adoption contract,
> > blanket,bed,toys, bowls,
> >  etc.
> >
> >  If you can help Abby get home, please contact
> Patti
> >   Phillips at Bunnydog@...
> > 
> >   Saturday Oct. 10th.
> > 
> >  Leg 1)  Belwood NC-Asheville NC  8am-9:30am 
>
> >           Filled by Patti P.
> > 
> >  Leg 2)  Asheville NC-Newport TN  9:45am-11am
> >         Filled by Kathleen S.
> > 
> >   Leg 3)  Newport TN-Knoxville TN 11:15am-12:15pm
> >           Filled by Tavia
>
> > 
> >   Leg 4)  Knoxville TN-Corbin KY 12:30pm-2pm
> >  NEED........NEED.......NEED
>
>
> >   Leg 5)  Corbin KY-Georgetown KY 2:15pm-4pm
> >   Filled by Leslie S.
> > 
> >  Leg 6)  Georgetown KY-Cincinnati
> OH 4:20pm-5:30pm
> >   Filled by Mindy H.
> > 
> >   Leg 7)  Cincinnati OH-Indianapolis
> > IN 5:45pm-7:45pm
> >  Filled by new family
> >  
> >   If  you can help Abby get to her forever
> > home,please
> >  contact Patti Phillips at Bunnydog@...
> > 
> >   Thank you
> >   Patti Phillips LVT
> >   Almost Home Dachshund Rescue
> >  www.almosthomerescue.org
> >  Western N.C./S.C. High Country
> > 
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

********PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST*******
  Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
   www.almosthomerescue.org
   All homes screened and approved.

   Abby, a 10-lb red smooth dachshund mix needs help
  getting to her forever home.  She is spayed, up to
  date on vaccines,heartworm negative, on preventative and
   flea/tick control.

   Abby gets along with everyone and is very sweet.
   She will have her own crate, bag with food, water,
   vet papers, copy of adoption contract, blanket,bed,toys, bowls,
  etc.

  If you can help Abby get home, please contact Patti
   Phillips at Bunnydog@...

   Saturday Oct. 10th.

  Leg 1)  Belwood NC-Asheville NC  8am-9:30am 
           Filled by Patti P.

  Leg 2)  Asheville NC-Newport TN  9:45am-11am
         Filled by Kathleen S.

   Leg 3)  Newport TN-Knoxville TN 11:15am-12:15pm
           Filled by Tavia

   Leg 4)  Knoxville TN-Corbin KY 12:30pm-2pm
  NEED........NEED.......NEED
   Leg 5)  Corbin KY-Georgetown KY 2:15pm-4pm
  NEED.......NEED.......NEED

  Leg 6)  Georgetown KY-Cincinnati OH 4:20pm-5:30pm
   Filled by Mindy H.

   Leg 7)  Cincinnati OH-Indianapolis IN 5:45pm-7:45pm
  Filled by new family

   If  you can help Abby get to her forever home,please
  contact Patti Phillips at Bunnydog@...

   Thank you
   Patti Phillips LVT
   Almost Home Dachshund Rescue
  www.almosthomerescue.org
  Western N.C./S.C. High Country

>  >  > ********PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST*******
> > >
> > > Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
> > > www.almosthomerescue.org
> > > All homes screened and approved.
> > >
> > > Abby, a 10-lb red smooth dachshund mix needs help
> > getting to her forever home.  She is spayed, up to date on
> > vaccines,heartworm negative, on preventative and flea/tick
> > control.
> > >
> > > Abby gets along with everyone and is very sweet.
> > > She will have her own crate, bag with food, water,
> > vet papers, copy of adoption contract, blanket, bed, toys, bowls,
> > etc.
> > >
> > > If you can help Abby get home, please contact Patti
> > > Phillips at
> > > Bunnydog@...
> > >
> > > Saturday Oct. 10th.
> > >
> > > Leg 1)  Belwood NC-Asheville NC  8am-9:30am 
> > >         Filled by Patti P.
> > >
> > > Leg 2)  Asheville NC-Newport TN  9:45am-11am
> > >         Filled by Kathleen S.
> > >
> > > Leg 3)  Newport TN-Knoxville TN 11:15am-12:15pm
> > >         Filled by Tavia
> > >
> > > Leg 4)  Knoxville TN-Corbin KY 12:30pm-2pm
> > > NEED........NEED.......NEED
> > >
> > > Leg 5)  Corbin KY-Lexington KY 2:15pm-3:45pm
> > > NEED.......NEED.......NEED
> > >
> > > Leg 6)  Lexington KY-Cincinnati OH  4pm-5:30pm
> > > NEED........NEED.........NEED
> > >
> > > Leg 7)  Cincinnati OH-Indianapolis IN 
> > 5:45pm-7:45pm
> > > Filled by new family
> > >
> > > If  you can help Abby get to her forever home,
> > please
> > > contact Patti Phillips at Bunnydog@...
> > >
> > > Thank you
> > > Patti Phillips LVT
> > > Spotted Weinie Dog Hill
> > > Almost Home Dachshund Rescue
> > > www.almosthomerescue.org
> > > Western N.C./S.C. High Country

>  ********PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST*******
>
>  Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
>  www.almosthomerescue.org
>  All homes screened and approved.
>
>  Abby, a 10-lb red smooth dachshund mix needs help
>  getting to her forever home.  She is spayed, up to date
> on
>  vaccines, heartworm negative, on preventative and
> flea/tick
>  control.
>
>  Abby gets along with everyone and is very sweet.
>  She will have her own crate, bag with food, water,
>  vet papers,copy of adoption contract, blanket, bed, toys,
> bowls,
>  etc.
>
>  If you can help Abby get home, please contact Patti
>  Phillips at Bunnydog@...
>
>  Saturday Oct. 10th.
>
>  Leg 1)  Belwood NC-Asheville NC  8am-9:30am 
>          Filled by Patti P.
>
>  Leg 2)  Asheville NC-Newport TN  9:45am-11am
>          Filled by Kathleen S.
>
>  Leg 3)  Newport TN-Knoxville TN 11:15am-12:15pm
>          Filled by Tavia M.
>
>  Leg 4)  Knoxville TN-Corbin KY 12:30pm-2pm
>  NEED........NEED.......NEED
>
>  Leg 5)  Corbin KY-Lexington KY 2:15pm-3:45pm
>  NEED.......NEED.......NEED
>
>  Leg 6)  Lexington KY-Cincinnati OH  4pm-5:30pm
>  NEED........NEED.........NEED
>
>  Leg 7)  Cincinnati OH-Indianapolis IN 
>  5:45pm-7:45pm
>  Filled by new family
>
>  If  you can help Abby get to her forever home,
>  please
>  contact Patti Phillips at Bunnydog@...
>
>  Thank you
>  Patti Phillips LVT
>  Spotted Weinie Dog Hill
>  Almost Home Dachshund Rescue
>  www.almosthomerescue.org
>  Western N.C./S.C. High Country
>
>
>

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

> ********PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST*******
>
> Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
> www.almosthomerescue.org
> All homes screened and approved.
>
> Abby, a 10-lb red smooth dachshund mix needs help getting
> to
> her forever home.  She is spayed, up to date on vaccines,
>
> heartworm negative, on preventative and flea/tick control.
>
> Abby gets along with everyone and is very sweet.
> She will have her own crate, bag with food, water, vet
> papers,
> copy of adoption contract, blanket, bed, toys, bowls, etc.
>
> If you can help Abby get home, please contact Patti
> Phillips at
> Bunnydog@...
>
> Saturday Oct. 10th.
>
> Leg 1)  Belwood NC-Asheville NC  8am-9:30am 
>         Filled by Patti P.
>
> Leg 2)  Asheville NC-Newport TN  9:45am-11am
> NEED.......NEED.........NEED
>
> Leg 3)  Newport TN-Knoxville TN 11:15am-12:15pm
> NEED.......NEED.........NEED
>
> Leg 4)  Knoxville TN-Corbin KY 12:30pm-2pm
> NEED........NEED.......NEED
>
> Leg 5)  Corbin KY-Lexington KY 2:15pm-3:45pm
> NEED.......NEED.......NEED
>
> Leg 6)  Lexington KY-Cincinnati OH  4pm-5:30pm
> NEED........NEED.........NEED
>
> Leg 7)  Cincinnati OH-Indianapolis IN  5:45pm-7:45pm
> Filled by new family
>
> If  you can help Abby get to her forever home, please
> contact Patti Phillips at Bunnydog@...
>
> Thank you
> Patti Phillips LVT
> Spotted Weinie Dog Hill
> Almost Home Dachshund Rescue
> www.almosthomerescue.org
> Western N.C./S.C. High Country
>
>

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio

Dachshunds are unique little dogs, thus the reason so many want to own and
eventually breed them. Unfortunately, many unwittingly breed without ever really
taking the time to research the overwhelming costs and time associated with this
undertaking.
The end result is usually unhealthy puppies being brought into an already
overcrowded canine world because proper steps to ensure the dog's health is not
being considered and implemented in the breeding process.

And who winds up paying the irresponsible breeders hundreds of dollars for these
potentially sickly pets? The uneducated and unsuspecting public! And this is
only the beginning of what the owner may possibly have to endure - having to
care for a constantly sick companion, frequent vet bills or worse - having to
put the poor dog to sleep.

Before Purchasing Your Next Puppy, Please Do Your Homework

First, consider the fact that there are TOO many sweet, deserving, abandoned
dogs sitting out there in shelters that are in desperate need of good homes.
These pets often make the best companions once they have been matched with
compatible families. To explore a deserving rescue dog, please see our Rescue
Links at - http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com - for a rescue organization in
your area...

If a new puppy is a must, learning the difference between a responsible and
irresponsible breeder (pup mill) will better help you to find that quality
puppy. Click here for more info -
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/pupmills.htm

The best way to ensure that your new puppy has been bred from a responsible
breeder, avoid pets sold in pet stores or advertised in Internet or newspaper
classified ads.  Instead, visit the Breeder Referral Service of The Dachshund
Club of America - http://dachshund-dca.org/referral%20folder/state_ref.html -
that lists only those members who adhere to their very strict breeding
standards.
Best wishes in your search!

For those contemplating breeding, please follow This important link
first...http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/breeding.htm

As most of you probably know by now, The Dachshund Network moved its e-mail
group on Friday, March 14, 2008 to the new bulletin board,
http://www.thedachshundnetwork.com/index.php

For those of you who haven't signed up, please do so.  It is a different format
of corresponding that, once you get used to, will become addictive. For example,
the sign-up process is handled automatically.  There is no waiting for a
moderator to approve new members.  Once you respond to the verification email,
you're in and ready to post.  Also, in each post, you have the ability to insert
images - from smiley faces to your/your dog's pictures.  The interface is
customizable - from the forum look itself to the wide variety of avatars (small
images that will be included next to your name whenever you post).  There are
also subscription choices which allow you the ability to receive email notices
when participating in a thread.

Please write admin@... with any questions or concerns.

Thanks.

Jeannie Fazio