The Country Garden Doxies have moved to the West Coast! They
have traded in their Mountain Views for Palm Tree Lined Skies!
They've Brought the "Country" to the "Beach" -
Back where it all started over 60 years ago!
Some of our dogs will be staying behind in Utah with Friends and
Family, So there may still be an occasional Utah Litter
Available. But the Rest of the Country Garden Doxies have left
their Snow Shoes behind and are excited to try out their new
Flip Flops!
So, be watching for our doxies playing in the Sun and the Surf
on the West Coast Beaches! Where all the Top "Hot" Dogs
go to Play!
See you There!!
CGD's Doxie News
Notice our New Site:
So, what do you think? We are going to continue to make updates
until our all our sites pages are complete! Thank you for your
patience, as there are lots of pages to update. But we'll get
there! Enjoy the pages we do have completed in the meantime!
The Colors, Coat Types and Patterns for Doxies ~
BRINDLE
What Color is that Dachshund?
Here are some Dachshund Pictures to help in the
definition of Dachshund Color
(to be used as a guide....not a standard)
The
BRINDLE
Dachshund
Red Brindle Long Hair Dachshund
Red Brindle Long Hair Dachshund
Cream Brindle Dachshund
Red Brindle Long Hair Dachshund
Top Dog is a Chocolate Brindle Dachshund
The Brindling is in the tan points
DoxieFind.com helps families find the perfect Dachshund! For the first time
you can search for a Dachshund by Color, Coat Type and/or Pattern!
You can be as specific in your query as you'd like! Find exactly what you
are looking for, Quick and Easy!
AKC
will only recognize one color and one pattern per dog for registration.
When patterns are mixed, the pedigree will not necessarily reflect all
patterns.
(Example – Dappled Piebalds – Dapple is a pattern and Piebald is a Pattern,
AKC will only let you register one pattern)
Because of this, sometimes patterns may arise in a litter without a "known"
cause.
This is why it is important to research the pedigree thoroughly PRIOR to
breeding.
It is necessary in order to better the breed, as opposed to just producing
puppies.