The Miniature Pinscher is a purebreed, so it is not a mix of breeds. When it was being developed in the 1800s, however, various terriers, Dachshunds, German Pinschers and various other breeds were used.What dog breeds make up a miniature pincher?
I get so annoyed when people think they are a mini dobie. They have great personalities. They are a big dog in a tiny dogs body , so don't let them roam free (obviously this goes for all dogs,, but they get into trouble since they are so brazen). They make wonderful watch dogs. We love ours! Report Abuse
the reason to research is apparent. the ';best answer'; is totally incorrect. The breed was created in the late 1500's not 1800's and is derived from crossing a smooth coated Dachshund with an Italian Greyhound. They are not in any way related to the Doberman nor the German Pinscher. ask a breeder... Report Abuse
Purebred dogs originated from blending different bloodlines, however, they are not ';made up'; of different breeds in the sense that you cannot breed 5 dogs together and get a Min Pin. It is a purebred dog, and the past hundred generations have been purebred Min Pins.
Dachshunds and Italian Greyhounds are believed to have contributed to the original bloodlines. No other breeds are recorded as having been included.
They are NOT related to Dobermans, contrary to popular belief. Pinscher means ';biter'; in German and is a surname given to many of their breeds, including the Affenpinscher, German Pinscher, Doberman Pinscher, and Miniature Pinscher. Each breed is unrelated, much the way we use ';terrier'; or ';setter'; to describe a dog's purpose, they use Pinscher. The word ';Miniature'; is deceiving because they are a stand-alone breed and not a miniature version of any other breed.
I was just reading about the breed. One interesting fact is that the mini was around way before a regular Doberman Pincher! Interesting, huh? I'd google the breed or ask a breeder (check your classifieds). I do know the breed is VERY hyper and hard to train. They are cute and it's cool how they look like little mini Dobermans though.
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