Treat Canis Miniature Pinscher
ISSN 2398-2942  

Miniature Pinscher

i   canis
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Synonym(s): Min Pin

Introduction

General information

  • Originally from Germany, developed from the German Pinscher for the purpose of rodent control.
  • Its size makes it an ideal companion, with the short coat requiring little grooming.
  • Min Pins are noisy and prone to being somewhat aggressive with other dogs.

Biological Data

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