Hello Reader, We know how easy it is to go down a rabbit hole of dog grooming tips online, one minute you’re looking for a brush, the next you’re watching a dachshund get a blueberry facial in a fluffy robe. But let’s talk real-life grooming for your doxie. Whether your pup is smooth, longhaired, or wire-coated, their grooming needs are pretty manageable when you understand what actually helps (and what’s just hype). Here’s what we’ve learned after years of hands-on care: ✔️ You need a...
5 months ago • 1 min read
Hey Reader, Most people see a dachshund and think “lap dog.”And yes, they do love to burrow under the blankets and nap on your feet. But don’t let that fool you. This breed was built with purpose, and their legacy of drive, loyalty, and intelligence continues to show up in some pretty incredible ways, especially when it comes to emotional support and service roles. While they aren’t the most common breed for traditional task-trained service work, many dachshunds thrive as Emotional Support...
5 months ago • 1 min read
Hello Reader, Dachshunds are SO unique, and their uniqueness is exactly what made us fall in love. It’s also exactly why we know these dogs can bring so much joy into the right family’s life… when that family’s prepared, supported, and given a pup with the right start. Part of what we want you to know is that while yes, we’re breeding these one-of-a-kind little cuties… we’re not just another backyard breeder or Facebook seller. We’ve spent hours, days, weeks, years just learning the ins and...
6 months ago • 1 min read
Hello Reader, If you’ve been in the Ravendox world for a while, you know how much we adore this breed.Dachshunds are loyal, hilarious, smart as a whip, and yes, full of opinions. But they’re also prone to a few health issues that can sneak up on even the most loving owners. And we don’t say that to scare you.We say it so you can feel empowered. Because most of the biggest health risks are manageable. You just need to know what to look for, and what steps to take now to protect your pup for...
6 months ago • 1 min read
Dear Reader Fall is basically a Doxie’s dream → cool breezes, crunchy leaves, and cozy couch cuddles. 🍁 But with all the delicious smells and snacks floating around, it’s also a time when well-meaning dog parents accidentally offer something that could do more harm than good. So, let’s make this easy, here’s what’s safe and what’s a ‘please don’t’ when it comes to fall foods: Doxie-Approved Fall Favorites: Plain pumpkin (not pie filling): Great for digestion and packed with fiber Cooked sweet...
6 months ago • 1 min read
Hi Reader We’re absolutely over the moon to announce that our newest Dachshund litter is here… and every single one is a boy! These little gentlemen are full of charm already — curious, snuggly, and brimming with that unmistakable Dachshund confidence. They’ll be ready to go home November 22nd, just in time to bring warmth and laughter into your holiday season. There’s nothing quite like those first puppy cuddles — the way they nuzzle into your neck, the tiny sigh as they fall asleep in your...
7 months ago • 1 min read
Hey Reader, Nothing ruins your morning coffee faster than the sound of a Dachshund with an upset stomach. And if you’ve ever had one, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Dachshunds might have tough little personalities, but their digestive systems are so fragile. Sensitive tummies are practically part of the breed standard. The good news is, a lot of that drama can be avoided with just a few smart habits. Here’s what I always tell my families: → Stick to consistency.Dachshunds don’t...
7 months ago • 1 min read
Hey Reader If you’ve ever taken your dachshund on a walk… ...only to come home and find them still bouncing off the walls, You’re not doing anything wrong. Truth Bomb: Physical exercise isn’t enough for this breed. Dachshunds are thinkers.They were bred to solve problems, hunt independently, and figure things out on their own.So if their brain isn’t working, they’ll find ways to entertain themselves, usually in ways that drive you a little nuts (like barking at shadows or digging through...
7 months ago • 1 min read
Hello Reader,You know that intense, “someone’s here!” bark your dachshund does?Yeah… that’s not an accident. Dachshunds were originally bred to be small game hunters and fearless defenders. FUN FACT: That bark you hear when the doorbell rings? It’s part instinct, part loyalty, and 100% doxie. They’re alert.They’re protective.And they think it’s their job to let you know exactly when something (or someone) is approaching. So if your pup turns into a little security system the second someone...
7 months ago • 1 min read