2023 Blood tracking wirehaired dachshund (teckels) puppies

Update: September 1, 2024

In 2024 we had one litter of puppies born on June 16; it was a K-litter. Their parents are Yukon von Moosbach-Zuzelek and Brownie von Moosbach-Zuzelek. The pups are in their new homes now:

Kira is in Oklahoma

Kylie in Ohio,

Katie in Maine,

Koby in New York,

Karl in Florida,

Keeper in Pennsylvania

and Kody in Indiana.

 

This was our last litter as we are retiring from breeding. John passed three years ago. I (Jolanta) have bred teckels out of European huting lines for over 30 years. It is time to put a whelping box away and enjoy my adults dogs.

 

Occasionally I hear about litters out of our bloodlines so feel free to contact me for the info at born2track@gmail.com.

If you are planning to get a puppy for blood tracking purposes, make sure that you have a good supply of deer blood, organs, hides and legs for training purposes.

The dachshund is a versatile hunting breed, and in Europe it is widely used for fox and badger hunting, game flushing and retrieving, and blood tracking. Because of different hunting traditions and different game, in North America the hunting dachshund is used mainly for blood tracking (standard dachshunds), falconry and woodchuck hunting (minis). If you are looking for a puppy primarily for blood tracking, make sure that you ask a breeder about priorities in his/her breeding program.  Of course, you also need to ask many more questions about a health guarantee and the support you are going to get once you purchase a pup. Price is not the only thing that matters!