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Pinscher - Wikipedia German Pinscher and Miniature Pinscher, breeds of the Pinscher group Before 1888 The Pinscher is a group of German dog breeds, developed originally as ratters on farms or as guard dogs In the twenty-first century they are commonly kept as companion animals
6 Best Pinscher Dog Breeds - A Guide to Pinscher Dogs According to the AKC, the word “pinscher” is the Germanic form of the French word for “nip” or “seize” – pincer This was how the original pinschers made their name These dogs would nip and seize rats as a vermin exterminator, thus continuing their popularity in the 19th century
Miniature Pinscher Rescue California Pasadena, CA Spanky and Pepper are Miniature Pinscher brother and sister littermates who have been together their
German Pinscher Dog Breed: Info, Pictures, Origin More German Pinschers have elegant features, with lean bodies, thin legs, and pointed faces Adults generally stand at about 17 to 20 inches tall and can weigh up to 45 pounds They have sleek coats
Miniature Pinschers: Traits, Care, Health Issues, and More Miniature Pinschers are affectionate but also can make for great watchdogs The Miniature Pinscher, commonly known as Min Pin, is a small and friendly dog breed belonging to the family of
German Pinscher Dog Breed Information Characteristics Overall, the German Pinscher is a spirited and intelligent breed that can make an excellent companion for experienced dog owners who appreciate their lively nature and are willing to provide the
Miniature Pinscher | VCA Animal Hospitals Pinscher simply means terrier In the late 1800s, breeders tried to produce tiny size at the expense of other features In the early 1900s, the trend was reversed and the breed became a slightly taller but more elegant dog, gaining popularity quickly