Mini Dachshunds for sale in South Carolina
Mini Dachshund Puppies for Sale in South Carolina
Also called Doxie
Every Mini Dachshund puppy is examined by the breeder's licensed veterinarian before travel and can be delivered to South Carolina.
Every Mini Dachshund puppy is examined by the breeder's licensed veterinarian before travel and can be delivered to South Carolina.
Mini Dachshunds available for delivery to South Carolina
None are listed by breeders in South Carolina right now, but that doesn't limit you. Every Mini Dachshund on Pawrade can travel safely to South Carolina. Remove South Carolina × to browse all available Mini Dachshunds.
Mini Dachshunds available for delivery to South Carolina
Listed by breeders in Pawrade's network elsewhere in the US, nearest first. Each can be brought safely to South Carolina.
Mini Dachshund
Zanesville / Cambridge, ~426 mi
Puppies you can bring home now · Hound group
The Mini Dachshund's AKC group, nearest to South Carolina first. Every one can be delivered to South Carolina.
Jake
Smooth Dachshund
Male · 10 weeks · $2,675
Ready now
Jonah
Beagle
Male · 12 weeks · $2,140
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Cliff
Dachshund
Male · 21 weeks · $4,875
Floyd
Basset Hound
Male · 8 weeks · $4,205
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Tyler
Bluetick Coonhound
Male · 8 weeks · $2,650
Flora
Wire Dachshund
Female · 8 weeks · $3,050
Ready now
Clayton
Dachshund
Male · 21 weeks · $5,775
Ready now
Clover
Dachshund
Female · 21 weeks · $4,875
Puppy first, every step of the way
172 Mini Dachshunds (Doxies) available for South Carolina, 8–27 weeks old
Every puppy is examined by the breeder's licensed veterinarian before travel and can be delivered to South Carolina from $749.
Pawrade records through Oct 2026
All Mini Dachshund puppies for sale →Mini Dachshund at a glance
- Adult weight
- 9–10 lb
- Height
- 5–9 in
- Lifespan
- 12–16 years
- Energy
- Moderate
- Shedding
- Low to moderate
A Mini Dachshund through a South Carolina year
In South Carolina, summer is the long season.
The normal high tops 85°F on about 116 days a year, and July reaches 91°F with lows of 74°F, so from May into September the walk schedule gets planned around the thermometer. Then the rest of the year pays you back. January brings highs of 60°F and lows of 39°F, and the cooler months are the time to take those short legs along the Mount Pleasant Waterfront Trail Sunset Bench in Charleston or Fernwood Nature Trail in Greenville, where a long, low dog can investigate every root along the path and report back on each one. For off-leash running, Hampton Park Dog Run in Charleston, Conestee Dog Park in Greenville and Myrtle Beach bark Park Collins Street in Myrtle Beach each give a Dachsie room to sprint, which on those legs looks more like a determined scurry. Spring and fall fill in the easy middle, the stretch when a stroll fits almost anywhere in the day.
Raising a Mini Dachshund puppy in South Carolina
Your South Carolina Doxie's social calendar fills up the day it comes home, because the first 3 months matter most for socialization.
Puppy classes can begin as early as 7–8 weeks if the class keeps sick dogs out and stays clean, and Chambers K9 Training in Charleston, Petco Dog Training in Greenville and MLK9 Myrtle Beach in Myrtle Beach all list them on their own websites. Between classes, the guest list grows slowly: calm, friendly people of all ages and well-mannered dogs, a few at a time, with treats and praise, since meeting all sorts of people as a puppy helps prevent fearfulness later. House training runs on the clock, with trips outside first thing in the morning, after each nap and last thing at night, a cheer for every success and a quiet mop for every miss. Everyone in the family, children included, learns the proper lift: a hand under the chest, the other under the hindquarters, back level. Walks stay at about 5 minutes per month of age, plus free play, and when the barking starts, the treat arrives the moment it stops.
South Carolina Mini Dachshund families on Pawrade
Already home
No breed goes to South Carolina families more often on Pawrade than the Mini Dachshund, and 49 have found homes across the state since 2022.
The arrivals bunch up, too: 41% of placements here come from December through March. Ask the families who answered Pawrade's questionnaire and the picture fills in, with 95% owning a yard, 20% raising children and 37% already living with a dog (questionnaires 2020–2026). There are 12 verified reviews from South Carolina Mini Dachshund families to read through, and they average 4.8 stars.
“Would definitely do it again....trust worthy company...Thank you...”
Teresa H., Chester, SC · Oct 2026“Fantastic experience! Customer service quality made me feel so comfortable and informed. Have been recommending Pawrade to everyone!”
Amy W., Greer, SC · Feb 2024What a Mini Dachshund puppy costs in South Carolina
Listing prices are set by the breeder and are the same nationwide; delivery to South Carolina is a flat rate.
For example, a Mini Dachshund at the typical asking price of $3,125 with Pampered Ground delivery ($749) comes to $3,874, and every delivery option includes the health certificate and Veterinary Health Report.
Financing is shown as four interest-free payments where it's offered at checkout.
Getting your Mini Dachshund puppy to South Carolina
From the breeder's arms to yours
For South Carolina, Pampered Ground has been the main way in: it brought 86% of the Mini Dachshunds delivered to the state since 2022, and the rest arrived by Standard Air (8%) and Local Pickup (6%).
Reservation to front door took a median of 14 days, with most puppies about 11 weeks old when they traveled.
Your Mini Dachshund can come home to South Carolina five ways, and your Travel Concierge plans the trip with you.
Meet your breeder and your puppy at a public place near them, a date and spot your Travel Concierge sets up with both of you.
Your breeder (or their nanny) brings the puppy to a nearby public spot, typically their closest airport, police or fire station.
An approved ground partner drives your puppy to the address nearest you in a climate-controlled cabin.
Airlines fly puppies in cargo only when it's between 45°F and 85°F at every airport on the route; in South Carolina the normal high tops 85°F on about 116 days a year, 62 of them in July and August, so a summer flight sometimes waits for a cooler day.
A flight nanny, usually an off-duty flight attendant, carries your puppy in the cabin from the breeder's arms to yours, same day.
- 1You reserve your Mini Dachshund and choose how it travels.
- 2The breeder's vet examines your puppy 3 to 5 days before it leaves; the health certificate and the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, required by law for interstate travel, are included.
- 3Most puppies are home in one to three weeks, and your own vet sees yours within 72 hours of arrival.
Before your Mini Dachshund puppy comes home
A little paperwork, a lot of love
The veterinary teaching hospital within 100 miles of South Carolina is Cora Nunnally Miller Small Animal Hospital, University of Georgia Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Athens.
The rabies vaccine protects your puppy against rabies, and South Carolina requires it. A licensed vet gives it on the schedule South Carolina requires. Keep the rabies certificate the vet gives you; the rules for bringing a dog into South Carolina ask for it.
In South Carolina, dog licensing is set locally by each city or county, so check the rules where you live.
Take your puppy to your own vet within 72 hours of arrival.
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Other breeds South Carolina families chose besides the Mini Dachshund
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Frequently asked questions about Mini Dachshund puppies in South Carolina
Yes — 172 Mini Dachshunds are listed on Pawrade today, and any of them can come to South Carolina.
Copy link to this questionRight now, 82 Mini Dachshunds listed on Pawrade are old enough to go home: 47 males and 35 females. Puppies must be at least 8 weeks old and 2 lb before travel, and most are home in one to three weeks.
Copy link to this questionMost Mini Dachshunds on Pawrade are listed between $2,220 and $4,900, and the typical asking price is $3,125. Prices are set by the breeder and are the same whether the puppy comes to South Carolina or anywhere else; pedigree and registration, coat and color, and the breeder's program are what go into a puppy's price.
Copy link to this questionAt the typical asking price of $3,125 plus Pampered Ground delivery at $749, it comes to $3,874. Every delivery option includes the health certificate and the Veterinary Health Report, and the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is included with every puppy; a flight nanny instead of ground is $1,199.
Copy link to this questionNone within 100 miles right now; delivery to South Carolina starts at $749.
Copy link to this questionYou reserve your Mini Dachshund and choose how it travels, and your Travel Concierge plans the trip with you. Most puppies are home in one to three weeks.
Copy link to this questionFive ways: Local Pickup (free), Breeder Meet-up (set by the breeder), Pampered Ground ($749), Standard Air ($749) and Airpanion Flight Nanny ($1,199); each is described above, and your Travel Concierge plans the trip with you. Since 2022, Mini Dachshunds delivered to South Carolina came by Pampered Ground (86%), Standard Air (8%) and Local Pickup (6%).
Copy link to this questionMost puppies are home in one to three weeks. For South Carolina, the median from reservation to arrival has been 14 days, and most puppies were about 11 weeks old when they traveled.
Copy link to this questionYes, where it's offered at checkout: financing is shown as four interest-free payments. Delivery splits the same way, $187 a payment for Pampered Ground or $299.75 for an Airpanion flight nanny.
Copy link to this questionYes — 56 of the Mini Dachshunds listed on Pawrade today are AKC-registered, and any of them can travel to South Carolina.
Copy link to this questionAirlines fly puppies in cargo only when it's between 45°F and 85°F at every airport on the route; in South Carolina the normal high tops 85°F on about 116 days a year, 62 of them in July and August, so a summer flight sometimes waits for a cooler day. Flight nannies and Pampered Ground aren't affected.
Copy link to this questionTake your puppy to your own vet within 72 hours of arrival. South Carolina requires the rabies vaccine; dog licensing is set by each city or county.
Copy link to this questionYes — 49 Mini Dachshunds have gone home to South Carolina families since 2022, busiest from December through March. You can read 12 verified reviews from South Carolina Mini Dachshund families.
Copy link to this questionSources (3)
South Carolina Legislature- S.C. Code Title 47 Chapter 5, §47-5-60 Inoculation of pets; certificates and tags (current text, accessed 2026-10-20)
- S.C. Code §47-3-20 Local animal care and control ordinances authorized (current text, accessed 2026-10-20)
- Emergencies (Accessed 2026)
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