Lavendell Dachshunds

Love one of my puppies, but think you’re too far away? Don’t let distance stop you! ❤️🐾✈️ One of the things I’m most often asked is, “Do you deliver?” The answer is yes—and I always put my puppies’ safety and well-being first. 🚗 Personal meet-ups: I’ll happily drive up to 3 hours one way at no charge for puppies that are 12 weeks of age or younger. If the puppy has been discounted, I simply ask that you cover the cost of gas. ✈️ Personal in-cabin flight delivery: If driving isn’t practical, I can personally fly your puppy to you. Your puppy travels with me in the cabin the entire time—never in cargo. I handle every step of the journey, making sure your puppy is safe, comfortable, and cared for from the moment we leave my home until they’re placed in your arms. For this option, buyers simply cover my round-trip airfare and the airline’s pet-in-cabin fee. (Available for puppies 12 weeks old or younger and not available on discounted puppies.) Every puppy is sent home with a current veterinary health exam, age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming, and plenty of love and socialization to help make the transition as smooth as possible. I’m also happy to discuss other travel arrangements if needed. My goal is to find the safest, least stressful option for both my puppies and their new families. The only two things I don’t do are: • Sell puppies to California. • Ship puppies as cargo. If you’ve been watching one of my puppies but thought the distance made it impossible, send me a message! You might be surprised how easy we can make it. I’m always happy to discuss the options and help your new best friend get home safely. ❤️

Our travel day hit an unexpected bump in the road—our plane got a flat tire, so we’re looking at a 2–3 hour delay. ✈️🛞 The good news? Red Boy 1 couldn’t be less concerned. He’s taking it all in stride and has been an absolute champion through the whole experience. Calm, confident, curious, and completely unbothered by the hustle and bustle of the airport. Moments like this remind me why I put so much emphasis on early socialization and exposing my puppies to new sights, sounds, people, and environments. Watching him handle an unexpected travel delay with such confidence makes me incredibly proud. I’d say this little guy has officially earned his frequent flyer wings! ❤️🐾

Puppy Update 🐾 My apologies to everyone for the delay in updates. My youngest recently came down with strep throat, which unfortunately progressed into pneumonia and resulted in a brief hospitalization. Between staying with him at the hospital and running home to care for all of my furry crew, I’ve been running on very little rest. Thankfully, we are now home, and he is doing much better. I’m finally catching up on some much-needed sleep and getting back on track. I promise updated photos will be posted this week. Everyone currently listed as available is still available. Thank you all for your patience, understanding, and well wishes during this stressful time. ❤️

Luna is clearly taking her role as Pool Quality Control Manager very seriously. 😂 Nothing gets skimmed, scrubbed, or vacuumed without her direct supervision and emotional support from the sidelines.

Turner BOB today in AL! On our way to bronze!!

Well hiiii, Ripley 😍 Reporting live from Michigan with that serious little face and those tan eyebrows doing all the talking. 10/10 good dog. 12/10 “I run this house now” energy. Give Ripley a boop for me and tell them they’re officially cleared for extra treats today.

Here’s your reminder Dachshunds don’t experience snow. They commit to snow. They don’t walk through it — they tunnel, plow, and baptize themselves in it like tiny, dramatic winter badgers on a personal mission. Five minutes outside and they look like powdered donuts with legs, absolutely thrilled about their poor life choices. Cold? Irrelevant. Wet? Unbothered. Frozen to the core? Still wagging. A Dachshund in snow is pure, unfiltered joy… with just a light dusting of chaos.