Miniature Pinscher Puppy Video

by admin on May 16, 2010

If you’ve ever wondered if the min pin was an active dog – check out this hilarious video of a miniature pinscher puppy in full blown action mode!

When a min pin does that thing where they drop their paws and forelegs down and stop – this is called a “play bow” and mean your min pin is ready to play.

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Miniature Pincher Loyal Active

by admin on August 1, 2008

Miniature Pinscher

The Miniature Pinscher or Min Pin is the most active and lively of all the toy dog breeds. Miniature Pinschers are full of energy, alert, loyal, intelligent and very courageous for their size. Min Pins think they are much larger than their toy size and can be aggressive towards other dogs. These toy dogs can be stubborn and need lots of early socialization and obedience training while puppies. The breed does fine with older considerate children and household pets. Outdoors, this toy breed should be on a leash or in a securely fenced yard as they can disappear quickly.

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Min Pin Video Jumping For Food

July 13, 2008

Miniature pinscher’s natural reaction to food and feeding time. Whether it’s your food or theirs – it’s all a very good reason to leap on on their hinds legs, and jump again and again. Try and imagine how hard your heart would be beating if you jumped up and down about 20 times as high [...]

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Miniature Pinscher Rescued

July 11, 2008

Min Pin rescued by Misha May at Petco Saturday

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This miniature pinscher rescue story touched my heart. I hope it helps to make you and anyone you forward it to – more aware of just how scary the world can be for these precious dogs.

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Miniature Pinscher Video

January 18, 2008

 

 
 
My miniature pinscher Little Dog gets after a squirrel. This squirrel just loves getting up on the window ledge and teasing my min pin. Little Dog paws the window and fusses but the squirrel knows unless he hears the door – he’s safe as houses.

She tears out of the house when I open the door [...]

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Miniature Pinschers Usually Live 15 Years

January 9, 2008

Saying goodbye to a Miniature Pinscher is never easy

 
By Sunday Pearson
Sacramento District
I never thought I’d become one of those silly adults who fawn over a little dog. Nope, not me! I’m much too mature for that kind of behavior.
Yeah, right!

As my children grew up and began pulling away [...]

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Miniature Pinschers In the News

January 9, 2008

BusinessWeek – Having all kind of problems getting voice mails or other services where you have to enter numbers, it dose not recognize that – like Pin# or account #. I wonder if it is hardware problem or anything else. Since I cant get any help from sunrocket, I am
Des Moines burglar [...]

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Miniature Pinscher History

January 9, 2008

None History: The Miniature Pinscher was developed in Germany from terrier breeds, including the German Pinscher. ("Pinscher" means "terrier" in German.
Source: us.eukanuba.com

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Beauty Parlor Time for your Min Pin

December 31, 2007

Two of the most frequently asked questions I hear in regard to Min Pins are “How often should I bathe him (or her)?”, and “How do you trim their nails?” Both excellent questions and ones you need to know the answers to if you have on of these balls o’ fire living in your house.

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Miniature Pinscher Dog Grooming

December 28, 2007

Two of the most frequently asked questions I hear in regard to Min Pins are “How often should I bathe him (or her)?”, and “How do you trim their nails?” Both excellent questions and ones you need to know the answers to if you have on of these balls o’ fire living in your house.

Let’s start with bathing – I think we can all agree that dogs need to be bathed from time to time – some more than others. In fact, some dogs have a very distinctive “doggie odor” than can be downright … um… unpleasant.

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