The Miniature Pinscher dog breed was originally bred in Germany to hunt vermin,primarily rats, in homes and stables.
Many people think that they were developed by breeding Dobermans to progressively smaller sizes, and indeed, they look similar to Dobermans. However, the Min Pin is a distinct and much older breed.
This breed is good for people who live in apartments or small homes. They do not require a lot of exercise, but they do enjoy going for walks and playing fetch.
They are also good for families with children, as they are patient and gentle.
Known as the “King of Toys” for their stately appearance and self-assured attitude, Miniature Pinschers are fearless, energetic, and alert companion dogs who enjoy the company of their families. Miniature Pinschers can adapt to apartment life, but due to their high energy, they need plenty of exercise. If you can meet the breed’s needs, you’ll have a loving little family member who will always keep you on your toes!
The gentle-looking Miniature Pinscher toy breed is a sturdy dog with a dynamic personality. If given the chance, this Toy King will rule you and yours home. You must be willing and able to be a strong and kind leader of the home. Training and socialisation are essential. It’s safe to say that Min Pin is his own dog, both in terms of breeding and temperament.
The Miniature Pinscher is also an elegant looking dog. His arched neck and muscular body give him confidence. Its smooth, easy-care coat is shiny in red, black and rust or chocolate and rust. Min Pin’s ears are often erect or dropped; the tail is usually docked. He is known for his high gait. The Miniature Pinscher is a bundle of energy, full of vigour. He is very curious and tends to check out – and probably eat – everything.
You have to watch him carefully so that he doesn’t get into something he shouldn’t. He is a
talented escape artist and should never be outside off-leash – in fact, you need to make sure he doesn’t jump out every time you open the front door.
Origin: Germany
Size: Toy breed
Breed group: Terrier
Lifespan: 12-15 years
Coat: Short, smooth coat in a variety of colours,
including solid red, stag
red, black & tan, blue & tan and chocolate & tan
Temperament: Spirited, fearless, and affectionate
Exercise needs: Moderate
Training needs: Easy to train
Health concerns: Currently there are no additional health screening
schemes or DNA test for this breed .Generally healthy, but can be prone to
certain health conditions, such as patellar subluxation, eye problems, and
allergies
Miniature Pinschers were first recognised by the American Kennel Club
(AKC) in 1925.
The Miniature Pinscher, often called the Min Pin, is distinct from the
Miniature Dobermann, resembling more of a miniature version of the
German Pinscher. Celebrity Min Pin owners include Paris Hilton, Carrie
Underwood, and NSYNC’s Joey Fatone
The Miniature Pinscher dog breed was originally bred in Germany to hunt vermin, primarily rats, in homes and stables.
Many people think that they were developed by breeding Dobermans to progressively smaller sizes, and indeed, they look similar to Dobermans. However, the Min Pin is a distinct and much older breed.
This breed is good for people who live in apartments or small homes. They do not require a lot of exercise, but they do enjoy going for walks and playing fetch.
They are also good for families with children, as they are patient and gentle.
Known as the “King of Toys” for their stately appearance and self-assured attitude, Miniature Pinschers are fearless, energetic, and alert companion dogs who enjoy the company of their families. Miniature Pinschers can adapt to apartment life, but due to their high energy, they need plenty of exercise. If you can meet the breed’s needs, you’ll have a loving little family member who will always keep you on your toes!
The gentle-looking Miniature Pinscher toy breed is a sturdy dog with a dynamic personality. If given the chance, this Toy King will rule you and yours home. You must be willing and able to be a strong and kind leader of the home. Training and socialisation are essential. It’s safe to say that Min Pin is his own dog, both in terms of breeding and temperament.
The Miniature Pinscher is also an elegant looking dog. His arched neck and muscular body give him confidence. Its smooth, easy-care coat is shiny in red, black and rust or chocolate and rust. Min Pin’s ears are often erect or dropped; the tail is usually docked. He is known for his high gait. The Miniature Pinscher is a bundle of energy, full of vigour. He is very curious and tends to check out – and probably eat – everything.
You have to watch him carefully so that he doesn’t get into something he shouldn’t. He is a
talented escape artist and should never be outside off-leash – in fact, you need to make sure he doesn’t jump out every time you open the front door.
Origin: Germany
Size: Toy breed
Breed group: Terrier
Lifespan: 12-15 years
Coat: Short, smooth coat in a variety of colours, including solid red, stag
red, black & tan, blue & tan and chocolate
& tan
Temperament: Spirited, fearless, and affectionate
Exercise needs: Moderate
Training needs: Easy to train
The Miniature Pinscher is a bright, curious minded dog who will easily solve puzzles and enjoy training with the right motivation. They are likely to enjoy chasing games and teaching a strong recall cue, along with a ‘quiet’ and a ‘settle’ will keep them safe and
pleasant to spend time with.
Early socialisation with people and particularly small furry animals is advised, as his terrier nature can lead him into trouble otherwise.This involves having pleasant social interactions with adults, children, vets, adult dogs and other animals, as well as careful exposure to
different situations in the environment such as traffic, crowds, travelling in the car, vacuum cleaners and any sights and sounds it will have to cope with in life.
It is so important that this is done thoroughly and correctly while your puppy is still young and he is young enough to happily accept new things.
Puppies that have been socialised effectively in these early weeks are far less likely to react negatively to new situations, noises, people, dogs and animals than their counterparts, who have not had these important early experiences. A well socialised puppy is far more likely to integrate easily into your life, therefore making your life together much more enjoyable and rewarding.
There are two parts to socialisation and both are equally important. The first is teaching the puppy to be social with people and other dogs, while the other (called habituation) is about teaching all the things we want the puppy to ignore and not be worried about (noises, traffic, household objects etc.).
The Miniature Pinscher is a bright, curious minded dog who will easily solve puzzles and enjoy training with the right motivation. They are likely to enjoy chasing games and teaching a strong recall cue, along with a ‘quiet’ and a ‘settle’ will keep them safe and
pleasant to spend time with.
Early socialisation with people and particularly small furry animals is advised, as his terrier nature can lead him into trouble otherwise.This involves having pleasant social interactions with adults, children, vets, adult dogs and other animals, as well as careful exposure to
different situations in the environment such as traffic, crowds, travelling in the car, vacuum cleaners and any sights and sounds it will have to cope with in life.
It is so important that this is done thoroughly and correctly while your puppy is still young and he is young enough to happily accept new things.
we ever ask a dog to do as our expectations are so high. We want dogs to get on with everybody and everything, and to go everywhere with us when we want, but also be happy to be left alone without complaint, to be accepting of loud noises,
strangers, other dogs…the list is endless.
Here, at ANNASZY We take all breeder’s parts:
socialising our litter on start as early as when the puppies are a few days old.
Gentle handling and checking the progress of our litter are all important steps in the first few days of a puppy’s life. Over the course of the following weeks, we introduce puppies to noises, different surfaces, different play items as well as different play and feeding
locations around the house – all of this habituation and novelty contributes to the puppies’ early development. The early groundwork that we are puts into our litters’ socialand emotional wellbeing has a direct impact on our puppies’ ability to be fit for functionas a family dog.
The Miniature Pinscher is a bright, curious minded dog who will easily solve puzzles and enjoy training with the right motivation. They are likely to enjoy chasing games and teaching a strong recall cue, along with a ‘quiet’ and a ‘settle’ will keep them safe and
pleasant to spend time with.
Early socialisation with people and particularly small furry animals is advised, as his terrier nature can lead him into trouble otherwise.This involves having pleasant social interactions with adults, children, vets, adult dogs and other animals, as well as careful exposure to
different situations in the environment such as traffic, crowds, travelling in the car, vacuum cleaners and any sights and sounds it will have to cope with in life.
It is so important that this is done thoroughly and correctly while your puppy is still young and he is young enough to happily accept new things.
Puppies that have been socialised effectively in these early weeks are far less likely to react negatively to new situations, noises, people, dogs and animals than their counterparts, who have not had these important early experiences. A well socialised puppy is far more likely to integrate easily into your life, therefore making your life together much more enjoyable and rewarding.
There are two parts to socialisation and both are equally important. The first is teaching the puppy to be social with people and other dogs, while the other (called habituation) is about teaching all the things we want the puppy to ignore and not be worried about (noises, traffic, household objects etc.).
The Miniature Pinscher is a bright, curious minded dog who will easily solve puzzles and enjoy training with the right motivation. They are likely to enjoy chasing games and teaching a strong recall cue, along with a ‘quiet’ and a ‘settle’ will keep them safe and
pleasant to spend time with.
Early socialisation with people and particularly small furry animals is advised, as his terrier nature can lead him into trouble otherwise.This involves having pleasant social interactions with adults, children, vets, adult dogs and other animals, as well as careful exposure to
different situations in the environment such as traffic, crowds, travelling in the car, vacuum cleaners and any sights and sounds it will have to cope with in life.
It is so important that this is done thoroughly and correctly while your puppy is still young and he is young enough to happily accept new things.
we ever ask a dog to do as our expectations are so high. We want dogs to get on with everybody and everything, and to go everywhere with us when we want, but also be happy to be left alone without complaint, to be accepting of loud noises,
strangers, other dogs…the list is endless.
Gentle handling and checking the progress of our litter are all important steps in the first few days of a puppy’s life. Over the course of the following weeks, we introduce puppies to noises, different surfaces, different play items as well as different play and feeding
locations around the house – all of this habituation and novelty contributes to the puppies’ early development. The early groundwork that we are puts into our litters’ socialand emotional wellbeing has a direct impact on our puppies’ ability to be fit for functionas a family dog.
I am Dr Anna Szymanowska and I am the Principal Kennel Club Affix holder of ANNASZY registered with The Kennel Club and I am the Exclusive breeder/exhibitor of pedigree Miniature Pinscher dogs.
I have breed two champions, I have been in the world of dogs for over 25 years and have enjoyed every moment.
I am COAPE Animal Behaviourist (DipCABT DIPLOMA), I finished The Kennel Club Dog Breeding Academy, PhD Canine Nutrition, A Degree in Welcome to Animal dietetics (dog diet, dogs intestinal disease ), The BSc/BSc (Hons) Canine and Feline Behaviour and Welfare (top-up) I completed a lot of training like probiotic therapy for dog , I gained coaching skills by completing a dog trainer course and many other courses and NVQs.
I am registered with the Kennel Club as an Assured Breeder and a Member of The Miniature Pinscher Club.
ANNASZY is located in the North West of England and first become interested in MINIATURE PINSCHER when coming up against them in the show ring in 1999 and at the time my family owned Doberman.
I have own dogs all my life: Doberman, German Pinscher and Miniature Pinscher and they live with me as a part of my family. I have imported numerous miniature Pinscher from abroad and now have a kennel with many lovely dogs and the opportunity to expand the gene pool in the UK.
I am passionate about my dogs/puppies. Miniature Pinscher steal my heart from day one.They became my best friends, part of my family, pleasure time and a activity 24/7 that I pursue because I enjoy it.
This hobby became an activity that is practiced daily and usually with some worthwhile purpose, practiced primarily for interest and enjoyment rather than financial reward and I will continue to support and keep this rare breed alive
My Home of champions, including Best of Breed Crufts winners. All our dogs are born and raised in our home, and very much part of the family. All my dogs are health tested in accordance with current requirements, full clear results DNA confirmed PURE 100% Miniature Pinscher breed , 0.0% inbreeding coefficient, score: 0/0 patella luxation, eyes/heart-clear.
I promise Breed standard in size and colour means that the size and colour is accepted within the breed standard and is a traditional and well-known size and colour in this breed.
Breed standard colours in this breed include:
* Black & Tan
* Blue & Tan
* Chocolate & Tan
* Red
Breed standard size in this breed include:
Weight: Male: 4-6kg, Female: 3.5-5.5kg
Height at the withers: Male: 25-30 cm,
Female: 25-28 cm
I am Dr Anna Szymanowska and I am the Principal Kennel Club Affix holder of ANNASZY registered with The Kennel Club and I am the Exclusive breeder/exhibitor of pedigree Miniature Pinscher dogs.
I have breed two champions, I have been in the world of dogs for over 25 years and have enjoyed every moment.
I am COAPE Animal Behaviourist (DipCABT DIPLOMA), I finished The Kennel Club Dog Breeding Academy, PhD Canine Nutrition, A Degree in Welcome to Animal dietetics (dog diet, dogs intestinal disease ), The BSc/BSc (Hons) Canine and Feline Behaviour and Welfare (top-up) I completed a lot of training like probiotic therapy for dog , I gained coaching skills by completing a dog trainer course and many other courses and NVQs.
My Home of champions, including Best of Breed Crufts winners. All our dogs are born and raised in our home, and very much part of the family. All my dogs are health tested in accordance with current requirements, full clear results DNA confirmed PURE 100% Miniature Pinscher breed , 0.0% inbreeding coefficient, score: 0/0 patella luxation, eyes/heart-clear.
I promise Breed standard in size and colour means that the size and colour is accepted within the breed standard and is a traditional and well-known size and colour in this breed.
Breed standard colours in this breed include:
* Black & Tan
* Blue & Tan
* Chocolate & Tan
* Red
Breed standard size in this breed include:
Weight: Male: 4-6kg, Female: 3.5-5.5kg
Height at the withers: Male: 25-30 cm,
Female: 25-28 cm
I am registered with the Kennel Club as an Assured Breeder and a Member of The Miniature Pinscher Club.
ANNASZY is located in the North West of England and first become interested in MINIATURE PINSCHER when coming up against them in the show ring in 1999 and at the time my family owned Doberman.
I have own dogs all my life: Doberman, German Pinscher and Miniature Pinscher and they live with me as a part of my family. I have imported numerous miniature Pinscher from abroad and now have a kennel with many lovely dogs and the opportunity to expand the gene pool in the UK.
I am passionate about my dogs/puppies. Miniature Pinscher steal my heart from day one.They became my best friends, part of my family, pleasure time and a activity 24/7 that I pursue because I enjoy it.
This hobby became an activity that is practiced daily and usually with some worthwhile purpose, practiced primarily for interest and enjoyment rather than financial reward and I will continue to support and keep this rare breed alive
The Miniature Pinscher, also known as Zwergpinscher, Mini Pin, Min Pin, King of the Toys, originated in Germany, where they have always been highly regarded for their looks, loyalty and extremely courageous nature.
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Join our waiting list for the opportunity to bring home your perfect Miniature Pinscher companion. By signing up, you’ll be first in line for upcoming litters, ensuring you don’t miss out on the chance to welcome a new member into your family. Don’t wait any longer; reserve your spot today and start your journey to finding your ideal Miniature Pinscher!
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