FCI registered kennel · Reinach AG, Switzerland

Miniature and rabbit dachshunds, raised with heart.

Long-coated dachshunds from a loving family home. Health and DNA tested, and matched to your life by nature rather than by looks.

Litter plan Summer 2026 How placement works

FCI

Registered kennel

DNA

Health & DNA tested

At home

Raised inside the family

Longhair

Miniature & rabbit dachshunds

What we stand for

Our breeding rests on clear values.

Health & sustainable rearing

Every parent dog is health and DNA tested. We breed slowly, in small numbers, with an eye on generations rather than on demand.

Strong bonding & closeness to people

Our puppies grow up in the middle of everyday life: the kitchen, visitors, noise, hands. Closeness to people is not something to train later. It is where we start.

Everyday suitability & sociability

A dachshund who simply comes along: on the train, into a restaurant, to a friend's place. We watch calmness, frustration tolerance and behaviour in the pack from week one.

Our dogs

Meet the family.

Choose a dog to see their portrait, variety and pedigree details. Every adult in our programme is health and DNA tested.

Victoria

Victoria de Larche Jovie

Chocolate and tan with a full long coat, and the dam behind our Summer 2026 pairing. Calm in the house, confident outdoors, and endlessly patient with her puppies.

Role

Dam

Variety

Miniature, longhair

Coat

Chocolate & tan

Health

DNA tested

Planned litter

Litter plan
Summer 2026

A carefully planned pairing of two long-coated dachshunds, matched on temperament, health and type.

Dam Victoria de Larche Jovie

Sire Little Fut Kaeleb

Variety Miniature & rabbit dachshund, longhair

Status Enquiries open

We are taking enquiries and holding first conversations. Nothing is reserved by colour. The match is made on character.

Send an enquiry

Litter plan Summer 2026, Victoria de Larche Jovie and Little Fut Kaeleb

From birth to your home

How a puppy finds you.

Ten weeks in which we mostly observe. Because temperament changes so much in the first weeks, we deliberately make no premature decisions.

Start

Birth

Our puppies arrive

Week 4

Video call

First introduction

Weeks 1–6

Observation

Development in family life

Week 6

Your visit

Meet them, name 2 favourites

Week 8

Matching

Puppies are allocated

Weeks 8–10

Going home

With full support

A personal video call

from week 4

We talk through your situation in detail. The aim is to work out together which character type suits you best.

·Your current circumstances
·Daily rhythm & habits
·Your final preference on sex
·Any open questions

Character in focus

weeks 1–6

Our puppies grow up closely bound into the family. Among other things, we watch:

·Curiosity & courage
·Bonding and need for closeness
·Activity level & rest
·Frustration tolerance
·Reactions to stimuli and visitors
·Behaviour within the pack

Your visit

week 6

You meet all of our puppies. We specifically introduce the ones whose character fits you and your life.

·In a calm atmosphere
·Without time pressure
·You choose 2 favourites

The decision comes from what you feel in direct contact.

Going home

between 8 and 10 weeks

Leaving isn't a goodbye. You stay part of our dachshund family, and we remain reachable for you.

What comes home with you →

On coat colour

In the end, choosing the right character is what makes a relationship truly harmonious.

We understand that many future owners have a colour in mind, and we're glad to take that into account wherever we can. Where a colour preference and the right character come together, we follow it. Where they don't, the long-term wellbeing of dog and human always comes first.

Coat colour has no influence on

Bonding Character Health Everyday harmony