How to introduce a mini pinscher to another dog?

Answer 1

If you have a male Min Pin then I know what you mean. I had one years ago and he was very protective of me. I lived up North in British Columbia and would travel with the dog in the car. He had no room in his life for other dogs. When I moved back to Vancouver, B.C., I knew I had to get him use to other dogs. I took him to dog training school where there were other dogs. I would also take him to the special parks were dogs were not required to wear leashes constantly. It takes time and patience, but it can be done. As you know dogs are territorial and will smell each others urine or poo, and male dogs in particular will be quite territorial so they take a little more work.