Boutique litters — now welcoming reservations for spring homes

Who We Are

Our Story

A small household, a long-standing obsession with one particular breed, and a way of raising puppies we are not willing to rush.

Where It Began

He was supposed to be just a dog

I was fourteen when Dexter arrived — a smooth-coated boy with an opinion about everything and a talent for finding the warmest spot in any room. He was not simply a pet. He was the reason a quiet teenager learned to speak up, and the first creature who made an ordinary day feel like good company.

Everything Lowrider Hounds does traces back to him. Every litter is raised to the temperament he set: steady, affectionate, confident with people and entirely unbothered by a busy house. We are a family of four now — a husband, two children who have never known a house without a Dachshund in it, and a living room that has not been fully tidy since 2015.

We prefer pickups in person. Not because it is easier for us, but because it lets us meet the people our puppies are going home with, walk you through the health file at the kitchen table, and wave you off knowing exactly where he or she has gone.

The Lowrider Hounds Family Breeders, first and always Dachshund people
Charlie, one of our cream dapple Dachshund puppies

“A Dachshund does not join your household. It quietly takes charge of it.”

What We Stand On

Three commitments we do not negotiate

Health before everything

Pairings are chosen on screening results and structure, never on colour alone. If a test comes back wrong, that pairing does not happen — however pretty the puppies would have been.

Raised inside, by hand

Our puppies are born in a whelping box beside the sofa and grow up through the middle of family life. They know children, doorbells, hairdryers and car journeys long before they know you.

Honest about everything

Costs, temperament, the stubborn streak, the spine, the fourteen-year commitment. We would rather talk someone out of a Dachshund than watch one come back.

The Long Way Round

How the program grew

One family conversation, one careful handoff, and one healthy puppy at a time.

2015

A boy named Dexter

A first Dachshund at fourteen years old, and the beginning of everything that followed.

2017

Our first families

Three puppies, three homes, and a set of standards we have never lowered since.

2019

Records for every puppy

Full health files, written guarantees and vaccination schedules became part of every handoff.

2022

Travel done properly

Cabin flight nannies and door-to-door delivery replaced anything that involved a cargo hold.

Today

Still deliberately small

A few litters a year, placed one conversation at a time. That is the whole plan.

10+ Years raising Dachshunds
3 Litters at any one time
100% Puppies placed with records
Lifetime Support after homecoming

Come and meet a litter

Tell us about your household and we will tell you honestly which of our puppies — if any — would suit it.

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