| Cream , called Wheaten in wires, and in any pattern. Creams are newer to the States in the last decade or so, first bred in England they are popular in Japan and Australia, and now here in America. |
| Cream Dachshunds |
| Tinkerbell is a Cream Longhair. |

| Leo is a Cream Brindle. Thank you Doxtail kennels for the photo. |

| Nugget is a Cream Thank you Doxtail kennels for the photo. |

| Polly is a Shaded Cream. Thank you Doxtail kennels for the photo. |




| Largh Pahs Finnigan Rainbow Smooth Cream Piebald Thank you Longfellow Dachshunds for the photo's |
| Lola Bunny Longfellow Shaded Cream Thank you Longfellow Dachshunds for the photos |
| Tigre is a Cream Brindle Thank you Longfellow Dachshunds for the photo. |
| Frodo, A Cream puppy possibly cream brindle sable, time will tell. Thank you Luvadachs for the photo's. |


| Cream pup, and her mom~ Luv, Cream adult Thank you Bluegrass Miniature Dachshunds for the photo's. |

| Emma is a Black & Cream, with a litter of Cream pups, and another photo of her pups. Thank you Doxtail kennels for the photo's |

| England: Where the EC's came from and when. At the beginning of the 1980 cream pups started appearing as complete flukes out of red dachshunds from Weaverbird, Shemby and Albaney lines, these lines are very mixed through each other so what happened to start it no one can say, then Tanska started to breed those lines too so she got the cream in her kennel. All the above kennels no longer exist, the owner of the Tanska affix now judges but does not breed. |
| Lucky is a Black & Cream I thought I should add the other colors, because they are still in the cream family. |
| Rupert is Chocolate and Cream |
| There are also Blue & Cream Isabella & Cream dachshunds, but they are pretty new and harder to find. When I have some good photo's of some I will post them. I just wanted to add them because they are still considered creams. |