Daisy The Dog

Shortly after I turned fourteen my parents let me get my very own dachshund puppy. I named her Suzie and instantly fell madly in love. Suzie was my world, my very own furry, little baby. My life literally revolved around her for many years, my crazy, emotional, messed up teenage years, it was perfect...she was perfect. I have been without her for nearly 10 years now and still miss her on a regular basis. Still to this day, I cry for her if I dwell to long on her memory. Fast forward a few years and a few children and I am clearly overwhelmed without the fuss of another dog. I've had no desire to have one and have been very vocal about never having another one in the house. Well, all that changed a couple of weeks ago when a good friend called to let me know her coworker was looking for a home for a 16 week old puppy. The purebred puppy had been purchased a few weeks earlier by an owner unprepared to care for the little dog 24/7. I immediately said NO, my life's pretty hectic and I couldn't imagine adding to the chaos. She said "just let me send you a picture, and then decide". Well, long story short, I took one look at that sleek little body, long dachshund ears, and wet little snout and I was hooked! Seriously, I have an addiction to wiener dogs, I just couldn't say no, I tried, but "YES" came leaping from my lips!
We brought her home and named her Daisy, she's a sweet little thing, nothing like my Suzie, she's bold and assertive, yet playful and fun. She loves my children and shows no fear or aggression towards them, she runs through the house trailing behind them for hours and then snuggles up on their laps the moment they sit down on the couch.

Daisy has a great little personality, and ears that look like she's about to take flight at any moment. She especially loves our backyard stream, she actually runs up stream full speed, water splashing everywhere, it's hilarious, I've never seen a wiener dog who loves water! I think she's a great fit for our little family, we're so excited to have her.....Thanks Vage for sending her home!