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MINIATURE PINSCHER  We have a couple of litters of Min Pins.  Please see below for birthdates and available dates.  We are now taking deposits. 
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1.  SALE PENDING  Female - born 1/13/09 - available 3/10/09


   

2.   Male - born 1/13/09 - available 3/10/09


   

3.  SALE PENDING Male - born 1/13/09 - available 3/10/09


 

4.  SOLD Female - born 6/6/09 - available 8/1/09


 

5.  Male - born 6/6/09 - available 8/1/09


 

6.  Male - born 6/6/09 - available 8/1/09


 

7.  Male - born 6/6/09 - available 8/1/09


 

8.  Male - born 6/6/09 - available 8/1/09


         

      

Contrary to popular belief, this is not the miniaturized version of the Doberman Pinscher but a much older German breed that has been known in that country for at least 300 years. It is thought that breeders developed it by crossing the German smooth-haired Pinscher with smaller breeds, possibly the Italian Greyhound and the smooth Dachshund. Used originally as an efficient barnyard ratter, the breed is now a popular companion dog, noted for its smart, lively personality and high-stepping hackney gait. The Min Pin looks fragile but it's quite rugged for its size and makes a playful pet for older children. The breed stands 10 to 12.5 inches at the shoulder. The ears are erect, and usually cropped to a sharp point. The coat is smooth, hard, short and glossy and may be solid red, black or brown with rich tan markings. Grooming and exercise needs are minimal, met with a couple of short daily walks and a weekly brushing. The Min Pin is an excellent watchdog for any size home.