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| Watchdog |
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| Weight |
20-35 lbs |
| Height |
17" to 20" |
| Colors |
Black and tan, blue and tan,
red and tan or solid fawn to red |
| Coat |
Short, shiny, smooth, dense and
close |
| Origin |
The German Pinscher's country
of Origin is German, but the exact time it originated is unknown. Records
on it date back to the mid to late 1800s. Considered to be an ancestor
of the Miniature Pinscher, Schnauzer and Doberman. It has been used mainly
as a watchdog, guard dog, family pet and vermin hunter. |
| Description |
This intelligent, energetic breed
requires early socialization and training. They can be stubborn and possessive
of their home, toys, etc. and they need to learn early to obey and to
curb this possessive nature. Not always good with young children or children
who are not well behaved because of their possessive nature and they can
be aggressive at times. Can also be aggressive towards other dogs or pets
if not properly socialized. They require regular exercise and play. Because
of their possessive nature, they make excellent guard dogs and watchdogs. |
| Health |
An overall healthy breed. Minor
problems with hip displaysia, eye problems, hypothyroidism and a type
of hemophilia known as Von Willebrand's Disease. |
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