Miniature Pinscher

  
The Life of Animals | Miniature Pinscher | The Miniature Pinscher is structurally a well balanced, Sturdy, compact, short-coupled, smooth-coated dog. The Miniature Pinscher frequently has a docked tail and cropped ears, though the AKC no longer requires ear cropping for shows Miniature Pinscher breed standard calls for 10 inches to 12 ½ inches in height allowed, with Desired height 11 inches to 11 ½ inches Measured at highest point of the shoulder blades. The ideal weight for a Miniature Pinscher is 80-10 pounds




The coat is short and smooth, and the colors That are allowed by the AKC are solid red, stag red, blue stag red, chocolate stag red, stag Fawn red, and black, chocolate, blue, and Fawn with tan points and tan rust points The Miniature Pinscher Will on Occasion carry a small white patch Generally located on the neck or breast area. The Miniature Pinscher once CAME in harlequin like that is found in the Great Dane. 




Miniature Pinschers are for experienced dog owners. The Miniature Pinscher is an assertive, outgoing, active and independent breed Miniature Pinschers are energetic and need a fenced in yard to run in, They the make great agility dogs. It is recommended That adults and teenagers play with a Miniature Pinscher and not young children as younger children play rough.



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