German pinscher

German Pinscher, Deutscher Pinscher

Breed characteristics

• Popularity: 2
• Training: 3
• Size: 5
• Mind: 3
• Security: 9
• Relations with children: 10
• Dexterity: 10
• Shedding: 4

Story

German Pinscher – An old German breed that contributed the development of some well-known dog breeds such as Doberman or Schnauzer It was one of the first German dogs to take. participation in exhibitions. It was recognized as a breed in 1879. Wide common in many countries, especially in Germany and France.

Description

The dog is medium sized, sturdy and elegant. She has trapezoidal long head, with a long muzzle and a blunt nose. The ears hanging at birth, but usually docked so that they are standing up. The tail is usually docked. Color brown, black, fawn, Red Blue.

• German pinscher is not recommended for homes with small children.
• A working breed that needs daily physical exercises.
• He has a strong instinct for prey and will pursue everything beyond than he sees fit.
• The German Pinscher is a strong-willed breed that needs consistent and solid owner.
• German pinscher is an excellent watchman, he is suspicious to strangers.
• German pinscher loves to jump up to greet beloved ones.
• A German pinscher does not bark unnecessarily, only if feels a real threat or danger.
• German pinscher can become destructive when he is bored. He is also known for his ability to gut toys with menacing speed.

Personality

Character

The German Pinscher is a strong-willed dog and needs a firm to the owner.

Temperament

This is a dog with great adaptability. She’s smart, playful and very faithful to her master. Affectionate and devoted to the family, patient and playful with children, gets along well with other animals and other dogs.

A German pinscher can be the perfect companion dog. it rare breed has a sense of humor, brave and has a great endurance. She is obedient and versatile enough.

Training

The dog is easy to learn, likes to train and learn something to a new one. Training should be gentle, but firm and consistent. German pinscher loves dog sports.

A haircut

German pinscher does not require special hair care. Enough will be brushed during molting.

Care

Prefers life outdoors, but can easily adapt to the apartment if receives daily physical exercises. Needs socialization, training and training.

Common diseases

German pinschers are prone to such diseases:

• hip dysplasia;
• cataract;
• von Willebrand disease.

Utility

In the past, a German pincher was used for extermination rodents (mice, rats), today it’s an excellent watchdog and companion dog.

Breed Information

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