German Pinscher Dogs | Dog Breeds

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A beautiful young German Pinscher eager for a game

A lovely young German Pinscher lying down ready for a command

A lovely young German Pinscher sitting with his paw up

A lovely young bright eyed German Pinscher with cropped ears

A tired German Pinscher having a rest

A beautiful young German Pinscher eager for a game

A lovely young German Pinscher lying down ready for a command

A lovely young German Pinscher sitting with his paw up

A lovely young bright eyed German Pinscher with cropped ears

A tired German Pinscher having a rest

Temperament

German Pinschers have a companionable and brave temperament. They are not particularly friendly towards strangers due to their protective instincts of family. They need regular and consistent training from an early age because this is a confident dog who will consider you a pushover if you do not show it strong leadership.

The breed makes a good watchdog because they tend to bark in announcement of visitors.

Health Problems

Health problems that may affect German Pinschers include canine hip dysplasia (CHD), elbow dysplasia, cataracts, heart disease, blood clotting disease and thyroid disease.

Breed Details

Status: Common
Life Expectancy: 12 - 14 years
Weight: 14 - 20 kg
Rare: No
Coat: Short
Grooming Requirements: Once a week
Town or Country: Either
Minimum Home Size: Small House
Minimum Garden Size: Small to Medium Garden
Breed Type: Working Dog
Size: Medium
Energy Level: High
Exercise Required: Up to 1 hour

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