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Deutscher Pinscher
Medium
Working Group
Short
Extra high
Extra low
12 to 14 years
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German Pinscher come in a variety of colours, including Black and Tan, Red, Black and Tan, Black and Tan.
How much do
German Pinscher eat?
1.00 to 2.00 cups of food a day
How much
exercise do they need?
30 to 40 Mins
Are they kid friendly? German Pinscher is a loving family companion, they're not recommended for homes with children under the age of nine because of their strong and assertive nature
Do they need a lot of space? A home with a yard to run would be ideal
The German Pinscher has a soft, shiny coat that sheds moderately and is easy to care for. You'll need to brush the dog's coat on a regular basis and bathe them if needed.
Brushing their coat with a cloth or rubber mitt about once a week will get rid of any excess hair.
Brushing their coat with a cloth or rubber mitt about once a week will get rid of any excess hair. Make sure all mats between the ears or between the hind legs are removed. Bathe them as needed. Trim their nails at least once or twice a month. Eyes should be clear, with no redness or discharge. Your careful weekly exam will help you spot potential health problems early.
German Pinschers are among the most energetic dog breeds. They need a lot of exercise on a daily basis. Flyball and agility are high-energy activities that the breed loves because they include physical fitness as well as mental relaxation.
Pinschers can live safely indoors with enough exercise, but it is preferable to be able to have access to a tightly fenced yard.
German Pinschers are generally strong, stable dogs, though the breed is vulnerable to a few disorders. Hip Dysplasia, eye disease, and von Willebrand's disease are examples of these. German Pinschers should see a veterinarian at least once a year for a thorough examination, vaccines, heartworm test, and more often if they are sick or injured.
The German Pinscher usually does well with children. They have an assertive nature; that is why they do best with older children. Proper and early socialization is needed for them to teach them how to behave well around people.
They are highly intelligent dogs and responds well with training.
Respect training is more recommended for German Pinscher. Use positive reinforcement and a rewards-based approach to motivate them to stay engaged with the training.
German Pinschers can be friendly to other housepets. However, they tend to be aggressive toward other strangers. Proper and early socialization is needed for them to get used to being around other pets, especially those new face to them.
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