Caroline Henderson is from Texas and breeds Dachshunds. AKC proudly supports dedicated and responsible breeders. We encourage all prospective puppy owners to do their research and be prepared with questions to ask the breeder. Make sure you are not only choosing the right breed for you, but also that you’re getting it from the right individual. Japanese Chins DOB: 4/15/2016 West Highland White Terrier Puppies West Highland White Terriers DOB: 5/23/2016 Yorkshire Terriers DOB: 7/8/2016 Miniature Pinschers DOB: 6/25/2016 Lhasa Apsos DOB: 6/15/2016The success of IMPS is only possible with the volunteers who have agreed to help with the rescue and placement of miniature pinschers. Assistance from our team of volunteers includes fostering, assistance with owner give-ups & home checks, local shelter checks, and transport & placement of min pins to approved homes. IMPS is in need of volunteers in all of the above described areas. fill out the On-Line Volunteer Application Form.

hotline at 1-877-Minpin1 (or 1-877-646-7461) and leave a message. On-line forms for the IMPS Database: Even if you are unable to perform the above tasks, IMPS  can still use your assistance in the form of donations.   We need stamps, leashes, collars, crates, toys, blankets, and at times veterinary donations. if you are able to make any sort of Monetary donations can be mailed to: Pinellas Park, FL 33780 Please make checks payable to IMPS. If you wish to make payment via Paypal, please click HERE for more info. Internet Miniature Pinscher Service, Inc. (IMPS) is a not for profit corporation as recognized by the State of Florida Department of State, and is registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (registration number: CH9935). IMPS, Inc. does not retain professional solicitors; therefore, one hundred percent of all contributions come directly to IMPS. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE

DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE, 800-435-7352. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. Internet Miniature Pinscher Service, Inc. (IMPS) is exempt under section 501(a) of the Internal Revenue Code as an organization described in section 501(c)(3). suggested that you consult your tax professional for a determination as to whether any contributions may be tax deductible. Copies of the Form 990 Returns for the past three years can be seen here: IMPS thanks you for your kind support. Hundreds of thousands of dogs, both pure-bred and mixed breed are put down every day in shelters across the United States.   Rescue groups are formed by individuals who wish to assist in the re-homing of abandonedInternet Miniature Pinscher Service, Inc. (IMPS) was formed by a group of Miniature Pinscher lovers who recognized a need to place cast off min pins in appropriateBreed rescue groups spay or neuter animals prior to placement, place with a written

contract, temperamentally evaluate the dog prior to placement and work closely with adoptive homes before and after the adoption. IMPS actively searches for min pins in need of assistance and places them in approved homes where they can become the family membersBengal Cats For Sale In San Antonio Texas they were meant to be.Teacup Pomeranian Puppies Sale Mn The Miniature Pinscher is grouped with theCar Ecm Repair Cost Toy Group by the American Kennel Club. Often referred to as "The King of Toys", the Miniature Pinscher is an assertive, outgoing, active and independant Correct Miniature Pinschers measure only 10" to 12.5" at the shoulder, but pack quite a bit of energy into a small package!!!  

They can be incredible escape artists, hard to housebreak and obedience train, but in the right home, with the proper training, they can be the best companion dog you have ever owned. Loving, affectionate and playful, the Miniature Pinscher makes its own rules, but will bend to yours if treated with affection Miniature Pinschers can be good with children if the children are good with dogs!!! While this is a Toy breed, they are not toys.  Children should always be supervised with dogs, and most especially with small dogs.  While a Miniature Pinscher will tolerate a certain amount of attention from a child, grabbing, pinching, sudden moves and aggressiveness will be met with defensive reactions. If you have young, active children, you may want to look at larger, calmer breeds, such as the Golden Retriever,If you are in a situation where you must have a smaller dog, you may want to look into Standard Poodles, Bichon Frise, Beagles and

other small to medium breeds more suited to an active environment. One of the questions which often comes up in Miniature Pinscher rescue is the relation of Miniature Pinschers to Doberman Pinschers.  Miniature Pinschers may have been used in the creation of the Doberman Pinscher, but it is highly unlikely. Much more likely is the probability that the two breeds are related through their common ancestor, theMiniature Pinschers bear no resemblance to Doberman Pinschers in temperament, they are *not* miniature Dobermans, and really only have a resemblance in coloring - head type, gait, and other conformational aspects are all completely different. Many more questions regarding the Miniature Pinscher can be answered on the General Information page of the Miniature Pinscher Club of America located at: Purchasing a puppy should be a lifetimeYou are responsible for a life with this commitment. it can be hard to find the perfect breeder at times, and many people resort to newspaper

advertisements and pet stores. Unfortunately, most puppies who come from pet stores are bred by large breeding establishments known as puppy mills.  These businesses do not generally socialize or care for their dogs in the manner that a reputable, caring breeder would. puppy mills are brought up in cages, shipped off to pet stores at 4-6 weeks, and can come with a host of genetic and temperamental problems. While some reputable breeders may use newspaper advertising from time to time, most newspaper ads are placed by high risk breeders. These are breeders that do not belong to a National club, do not health test their dogs (min pins are prone to patella problems), do not show their dogs, and do not offer written health guarantees on theirThese breeders have generally bred their female to a male that they own or who lives close by simply because they think their female is a nice girl.   there is more that goes into breeding than just being a nice dog!!