One male and one fixed female to good home. They are house broken. They need to be in a hoMiniature Pinscher Breeders with Puppies for Sale Miniature Pinschers are very loyal, alert, and playful. This breed does require proper socialization as a puppy, as they can be weary of strangers. They are peppy little dogs that enjoy the company of their companions. This breed if properly socialized can do well around children and other pets.Does your Miniature Pinscher bark, howl, and cry whenever you leave the house? Miniature Pinschers have a very spirited personality, which requires energy and patience. A very low maintenance breed when it comes to grooming. Wipe down with a cloth daily to remove excess hair would be sufficient for this short haired and average shedding breed. As with many toy breeds, this dog can be rather difficult to house train. Consistency is the key to training this sometimes stubborn little dog. This intelligent breed is very eager to learn and if given the proper training, will thrive.

There are several accepted methods of house training your new Miniature Pinscher puppy. Definitely an energetic fellow that requires exercise. Good for apartment life, but a regular romp and play would quickly satisfy the curiosity of this breed. A few short walks per day should also be sufficient. This eager little breed is sure to keep your on your toes. Get Matched with Miniature Pinscher Breeders using PuppyMatch Considering a Miniature Pinscher Puppy? Choose the RIGHT Miniature Pinscher Breeder and the RIGHT breed Miniature Pinscher may not be the right breed for you! Ask a QuestionAbout Miniature Pinschers AnonymousCan you breed a mother and son Miniature Pinscher? 1 CommentAnonymousIt is physically possible to breed a mother and son Miniature Pinscher, but it is not okay to do it. That type of breeding is called in-breeding and just for the reason you and your opposite gender parent don't have kids together, is the same reason you should not breed the mother and son duo.

In-breeding causes health problems and birth defects to the puppies and any puppies those puppies may have. Please do not do it.AnonymousI have a 10 month old Miniature Pinscher named Brownie. Standard Bathroom Vanity Height With Vessel SinkI got him when he was three months old as a birthday present from a family friend whose mom and dad bred them. Led Bathroom Mirror Light With Motion SensorBrownie is my baby and since my family doesn't have a whole lot of money, I haven't been able to give him any shots. Cheap Soccer Cleats FakeI've wormed him once a month every month since I got him, because that's what the directions on the wormer say to do, but I am worried that because I cant afford to get him shots, that something will happen.

Is it bad that I haven't gotten him shots? And when I get the money to pay for his shots, what shots should he get? 1 CommentAnonymousIf your dog comes in contact with other dogs or goes to places where other dogs are, then your dog could be in trouble. When a dog doesn't have its shots, then he/she is susceptible to many illness' that can easily kill your pup. Or at the very least cost upwards of $1000.00 or more to treat if your dog gets sick. Please get your dogs his shots. At the very least, he needs the DHPP (vaccines for distemper, adenovirus [hepatitis], parainfluenza, and parvovirus) shot and rabies. Contact your local SPCA and fill out the paper work for low income families to get their dogs up to date on shots and neutered. At his age, he needs to be neutered now too.AnonymousWe have a female in her second heat, but are thinking of breeding her with a red Min-pin, and we would keep the baby. Any help on this would be much appreciated, as this would be our first experience & want to be prepared emotionally and properly.

2 CommentsAnonymousTalk to your vet. If you have never been around or dealt with a breeding dog, birthing puppies or anything like that, please talk to your vet. Have your dog fully vetted and the sire as well. Then, make sure you have homes for at least 2 - 3 puppies beforehand so that you are not adding to the rescue population. Next, find a breeder in your area (doesn't have to be Min-Pin) that will be your doggy midwife and help you through the birthing process. I have been a doggy midwife for several people and if I wasn't there, they wouldn't have had a clue what to do.AnonymousHaving Miniature Pinscher puppies is a hard job. They are very small when born and it can be a very trying time for all concerned, besides it is very expensive. You have vet bills for visits and shots, special food and it takes a lot of your time to care for the bitch and puppies. I have been breeding dogs for 25 years and if you do not know what you are doing you can lose the mother or the puppies.AnonymousCan Miniature Pinschers get asthma?

1 CommentAnonymousAny breed of dog can get asthma, though it is not common in the Min-Pin breed. Consulting your breeder about previous puppies, the pedigree of those pups and the health of the dam and sire should give you an idea if asthma runs in the bloodline. Asthma can be created in dogs when they live in a smoking environment. Contact your breeder and make sure that no one smokes around the puppies and/or in the area.AnonymousI am trying to find a female Miniature Pinscher to adopt. I really want a puppy, is there a site you might know of? 1 CommentAnonymousThere is this site right here. You can go to the Featured Puppies for sale. And you can also go to the AKC, CKC or UKC website and find breeders in your area. If you are looking to rescue, then googling breed-specific rescues in your area is the way to go. Miniature Pinscher Puppies For SaleNext Day Pets® provides the only safe and secure means of selecting and purchasing the perfect Miniature Pinscher puppy from the comfort of your home.