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Maplewood
We are located in Danbury, New Hampshire.
We are happy to work with a flight nanny or companion service if you do not live nearby as this is a safe and fast way to transport your puppy to you. We can recommend several we have worked with successfully. Buyer will be responsible for all travel expenses and coordination.
Yes! All of our Miniature Dachshund sires, dams, and litters are registered with the AKC.
This is sometimes possible, depending on circumstances at the kennel, availability, and season. But we are happy to share videos and images of your puppy’s parents and answer any questions you may have.
Emails are our preferred method of communication but we can occasionally answer calls/texts as we are able to. Email us at info@maplewoodmountain.com You can also reach us via our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/maplewoodmountain
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Puppies
Your adopted puppy will come with a goody bag that includes the following: your pup’s medical record, their AKC registration application form, info sheet about dachshunds and training, a small bag of American Journey by Chewy puppy food, puppy pee pads as well as a puppy toy or blanket with mama’s scent. In addition, if you complete the registration for your puppy, AKC offers 30 days of free pet health insurance that you can continue (with a fee) or not
We believe it is very important to begin potty training puppies as early as possible. So that starts with us here at Maplewood Mountain. Once puppies are around 3 weeks of age, beginning to become mobile, and starting to potty on their own (without mom’s help), we begin the training process. Dogs naturally do not want to do their bathroom duties where they sleep so we start by giving them a safe area containing a place to sleep, a place to play, and a place to go potty. Learning that there is a designated area for each of these things right from the start is a concept that they will carry with them after they leave us.
We recommend continuing with a similar setup once your puppy is home, in combination with learning your puppy’s cues. If you see him begin to sniff around or be restless, take him outside (instead of letting him use the pee pads) with a small treat at the ready (cut-up cheese or hot dogs works great!). If he goes potty outside, praise him plenty and give him his treat immediately. In this way, you’ll transition him from the pads to outside in a short period of time.
Not by default, but we are happy to provide breeding rights to responsible breeders at an additional charge. Be sure to let us know as soon as possible that you’re interested in this.
Yes! We offer all new puppies a 1-year health guarantee against any life-threatening genetic defects.
As a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of our puppies and prevent any potential health risks, we do not permit in-person visits for puppy selection. Please be assured that we are dedicated to finding the best possible match between you and your future furry companion. To facilitate this, we’ll make every accommodation that we are safely able to – including video calls, phone calls, pictures, and as much detailed information as possible.
By law, puppies can go to their new homes at 8 weeks old at the earliest. Unfortunately we are unable to make accommodations for requests for puppies to go home sooner than 8 weeks, sorry!
As well as being dewormed at 2,4,6 and 8 weeks our puppies receive their first round of puppy shots which cover Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvo, and Parainfluenza. They are given a full health examination with a from from our vet stating our puppies are in perfect health without any abnormalities.