The Miniature Pinscher is a German breed. The Miniature Pinscher was developed from the Dachshund, Italian Greyhound, and the short haired German Pinscher. The breed looks like a mini Doberman, most likely because both the Miniature Pinscher and the the Doberman both were developed from the German Pinscher. The breed was used as a barnyard ratter controlling the rodent population in the stables. The Miniature Pinscher is often called the "King Of The Toys."Some of the Miniature Pinscher's talents are competitive obedience, watchdog, and agility.
for catching rats
The miniature Australian Sheppard was primarily bred for its desirable size. It is much smaller than the Australian Sheppard which is desirable for people who want a small dog.
"Min Pin" is short for Miniature Pinscher, a breed of dog.
Yes, the are as long as they are pure bred ones! You can get standard and then miniature and giant but they are all pedigree. Hope this helps :)
Yes, the term "Micro Miniature Pinscher" or "Micro Min Pin" refers to an extremely small variety of the Miniature Pinscher breed. While the Miniature Pinscher itself is a small dog, the "Micro" version is often bred for even smaller size, typically weighing around 2 to 4 pounds. However, it's important to note that breeding for such small sizes can raise health concerns and is not officially recognized by major kennel clubs.
Miniature Chihuahua dogs, bred down to be smaller than normal.
No, the miniature poodle is a pedigree breed that was bred from the standard. From each litter of standards, people took the smallest members and bred those together, and repeated this every generation. Because the larger members of the generation were not bred, it meant the genes for larger poodles were slowly bred out of the gene pool, making the average offspring's size smaller each generation.
Miniature horses were never bred for riding and should not be ridden by anyone. The smallest ride-able equine is the Shetland pony.
Miniature Pinschers, or Zwergpinscher, as they are called in their original Germany, are a breed of terrier that was originally bred for hunting vermin, especially rats. Contrary to popular belief, this breed is older than the Doberman Pinscher, and they are not related breeds. For more information, go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miniature_pinscher
A dog does not have to be bred.
If you mean as in give birth to a schnauzer, then no. Even if you bred the min. pin. to a schnauzer, the babies would be mixed breed and would not be classified as a pure breed schnauzer. If you mean as a friend, then yes, as long as they are introduced properly.
The dog breed known as the miniature pinscher, or min pin, originated from the country of Germany. Its ancestry like is derived from the German Pinscher in addition to Italian greyhounds and Dachshunds.