DACHSHUND..........................PURE/TWEENIE
COAT.........................................SMOOTH
COLOR.....................................RED
AGE...........................................4-6 YRS
GENDER.................................FEMALE/SPAYED
WEIGHT..................................14 LBS
ADOPTION FEE.....................200.00+10.00 chip fee
contact Holly at jeromysmom@hotmail.com







Hunny Bunny is wonderful little (approximately) 4-6 years old, female Doxie. She weighs approximately 13 pounds, is spayed, up to date on all shots, she has had a dental, is micro-chipped, she is on heart worm preventative, flea control and is house broken.
I have been fostering Hunny for a little while now and she is such a fun and loving Doxie to have. She is now kennel trained and does not mind too much on being in one. If she begins to fuss/bark, we go up to her kennel and say “no-no” sternly and she hushes right up. Her favorite pass time is chewing on her chewies and sitting on one of my teenagers’ lap while he is playing his PlayStation game. Hunny is a sweet and loving little dog. She loves to play like a younger dog and then sit or lay down beside you when it’s bed time. Hunny usually sleeps with my youngest son at night and loves it! We do keep her on a leash or tie out because she likes to run after armadillo’s that she sees in our yard. She loves to go walking and runs around the house playing with the other dogs. We have a cat, and for the most she ignores her now---every so often she thinks she needs to bark at her, but that is all. She has toys and plays tug-a-war with our male Doxie and plays with the 2 smaller poodles as well. So far, she has met no strangers that she comes in contact with. She likes adults and children. If she does have something (like a chewy or food) she does not like for someone/dog to take it away. Hunny is, however, really getting more relaxed about that. We have been working with her on that every day and has now become so much more relaxed about that. Also, we make sure that we have plenty of chewies around the house…due to the fact she is not the only pet here. Like I said, she gets along with all the other pets and we have had no incidences with people she comes in contact with; except wanting to be petted on the tummy by them.
Hunny needs a home with a fenced area. She needs a home with lots of love and kindness. Take her out regularly to potty, she will not have accidents and she will also use a doggy door if you have one. Remember, Hunny may be about 6 years old, but don’t let her age fool you…her personality is like a younger Doxie most of the time. She would be a loving and wonderful Doxie to bring into your home. Please think about adopting her…she needs her forever home soon.
Thank you for considering a home for Hunny. Please call or email anytime and I will be glad to answer any questions or send more photos.
Holly (Hunny’s foster Mom)
jeromysmom@hotmail.com
WE WILL NOT SHIP OUR DOGS CARGO, TOO MANY HORROR TALES HAVE HAPPENED FOR US TO FEEL COMFORTABLE DOING THIS. IF WE CAN'T TRANSPORT BY LAND THEN YOU'LL HAVE TO FLY TO THE CITY THAT THE DOG IS BEING FOSTERED IN TO GET HIM/HER. Out of state and Canadian adoptions are welcome. We have several transporters that for a fee will bring the dog as close to you as possible up the Eastern seaboard or down to FLORDIA. A home visit is required on all adoptions. We also micro chip all our dogs and must pass the cost on to the adopter. It is only $10.00. Thank you for your interest in a rescue.To fill out an application for this dog please go to www.ssdr.org and fill out an app. we will be in touch shortly to do a phone interview. It is also best to have a dog in mind that you would like to adopt or if you don't please let us know that you'd like a dog that best fits your lifestyle. Keep in mind that we are all volunteers and have other obligations so please let your references and vet know that we will be calling to vai all info that you put on your application. If you use two vets then please let us know that so we get all info on your dog possible to determine if you are a suitable home for our dog. If you do not let us know these things this maybe the factor that you will be turned down to adopt one of our dogs.

Good with Dogs, Not Good with Cats, Is Not Good with Kids

AADR does not recommend dachshunds for families with children under 5, or families planning to have children during the dog's lifetime. Dachshunds are often not patient with little kids, and kids can accidentally hurt a dachshund's back or get bitten.

Please don't let the distance stand in your way of finding your newest best friend. We have volunteers that will help your "new friend" get up and down the East Coast and mid-west. We just can't get them from one coast to the other. For now, please look for dogs on your coast.