Audet's Mini Dachshunds Retired Breeder Application
Thank you for your interest in Audet's Mini Dachshunds. Please take a moment to complete the application below.
First Name
Last Name
Email
What is todays date?
Street address: NO PO BOX If mailing address is different please add that too FULL ADDRESS or you will not be approved!
What is your phone number?
When are you hoping to get a retired breeder?
What sex of the dog do you prefer?
male
female
no preference
Is there a preferred retiring breeder you're looking at?
What coat type do you prefer?
longhair
smooth
wirehair
other
What is your price preference?
What is your occupation?
What is your D.O.B?
For whom are you adopting this dog?
yourself
your family
your parents
other
Which family member will be primarily responsible for the care and supervision of the dog?
Is everyone in the household in agreement about getting a dachshund?
yes
no
other
Number of adults in household?
Number of children and their ages?
Number of pets - species, age, breed, and gender. Spayed or Neutered?
Is there anyone in the household with special needs? Describe:
House type?
house
condo
apartment
other
Rent or Own
rent
own
other
If you rent, do you have landlord's permission to have a pet?
Do you have a yard? Is your yard fully fenced in? Describe fencing:
Where will the dog live?
in your house
kennel
outside
other
Where will your dog sleep at night?
in the house loose
in the house crated
kennel
other
Are there dog friendly parks or open spaces nearby?
Do you have access to a lake or river?
Who will take care of your dog when you go on vacation?
What type of activities do you plan to do with your new dog?
Have you had a dog before? If so, what breed(s)?
With previous dogs, why are they not with you anymore? If deceased, what caused your dog(s) to pass?
Do you have a vet nearby?
Name and Address of your current vet?
Are you willing to vaccinate your new dog as suggested by the breeder?
Is heartworm a danger in your area?
yes
no
other - not sure
Will you use preventative measures for Heartworm?
yes
no
maybe
other
Are you aware of health issues specific to the dachshund breed?
Your retired dog will come spayed or neutered. Sometimes their coat can change. In males sometimes their attitude can change. Please note we do your very best placing our retired breeding dogs in homes we believe they will be best suited in.
Are you open to a bonded pair of siblings or 2 dogs that would be best to rehome together?
All our dogs get NuVet Vitamins and Joint Supplements daily. Would you consider keeping them on these supplements?
What are you planning to feed your retired breeding dog?
If for any reason you cannot keep your dog, what would you do?
Are you comfortable giving Audet's Mini Dachshunds first right of refusal (this means, if you cannot keep your dachshund you must give them back to us, unless we both agree upon an appropriate new home)?
yes
no
maybe
other
Are you comfortable sending Audet's Mini Dachshunds photos of your new dog monthly for a least on full year?
What attracted you to the breed? How did you learn about them?
Do you realize some dachshunds are high-energy dogs? What energy level are you looking for?
high
medium
low
other
How many hours of exercise do you think a dachshund needs per day?
What types of activities are you planned to do with your dachshund?
Dachshunds are typically a long-lived breed, are you aware and willing to make a commitment that may last 12-15 years?
yes
no
maybe
Is anyone home during the day? If no, how long will the dog be alone?
If no, how long will your do be alone? Will you arrange a dog walker or someone to come let your dog out during the day?
All of our dogs have been crate trained before in case of emergencies. However, they do not have access to crates on their own. Do you plan to crate train your dog?
Are there other pets in the home? Dogs, cats, birds, ect?
If you have other pets, do you have any concerns adding a new dog to your home?
Do you plan on working with a trainer or take an obedience class with your new dog?
Some of our retired breeders need more socialization training. Are you okay with a dog that might need work or do you prefer a retiring dog that needs minimal work?
Why do you prefer a retiring breeder over a puppy? Cate trained, price, potty trained, less energetic, ect?
You do understand the 3-3-3 rule for a dog to settle into their new home? 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks for settling into routine, and 3 months for building trust and comfort in their new home. If you're having problems, I strongly recommend a trainer to
Some of our dogs excel in hunting sports! Do you plan to do any hunting?
How did you hear about us? Online, Facebook, Instagram? Referrals and their name?
