Doxie-Pits are a new breed, so there aren’t many breeders producing them. Of course, you’ll want to be cautious. Be wary of backyard breeders and puppy mills that offer high-volume, low-quality dogs. Puppy mills are inhumane, and adopting from them almost guarantees an unhealthy puppy. Instead, check local rescues first. While you may adopt a slightly older dog than you’d anticipated, rescues care for the medical and social needs of animals before sending them to new homes. If you can’t find a shelter currently hosting a Doxie-Pit, word-of-mouth advertising is best. Ask around on social media and with your neighbors to find someone reputable in your area. Google searches can help you find Pitbull Dachshund breeders, too. Just make sure you check reviews and visit the kennel in person to ensure the cleanliness of the facility and the proper treatment of the dogs.