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6 months • Dachshund
Listing confirmed 10 November 2026
All adoption applications are handled directly by Lucky Paws Dog Rescue. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
Hi my name is Bean. I’m a 6-month-old black and tan Dachshund, and I’m looking for a family or special person to call my very own. Like any self-respecting Dachshund, I’m full of character. I’m clever, curious, affectionate, and always interested in what’s happening around me. I love being involved in daily life and will happily follow you around to make sure I don't miss out on anything important. I’m a charming and sensitive young man who absolutely adores people. I enjoy meeting new friends, love a cuddle, and am happiest when I’m spending time with my humans big or small. I could fit into a family home, but I’d be just as happy sharing my life with a single person looking for a loyal best friend and constant companion. When it comes to other dogs, I’m quite adaptable. I’d be perfectly content as your one and only dog, soaking up all the attention, but I’d also do well with a friendly canine companion around my size to share adventures, playtime, and naps. As a young fellow, I’m still learning all the important things a good dog needs to know. My toilet training is coming along nicely, and with a little patience and consistency, I’ll continue to make great progress. At six months old, I’m at a wonderful age. I’ve got all the fun and enthusiasm of puppyhood, but I’m also starting to grow into a lovely young gentleman. If you're looking for a devoted companion with short legs, a long body, big heart, plenty of personality, and all the wonderful traits that make Dachshunds so special, I think we might be the perfect match.
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