German Pinscher

German Pinscher History

The German Pinscher is a short haired, medium sized, muscular, athletic, and agile working dog. The temperament of the german Pinscher is generally confident, bold, and very loyal. The German Pinscher, also known as the “Dachshund” or “Deutsche Schaferhund”, is a medium-sized, short-haired, muscular, and stocky, energetic and courageous working dog. The rough coat is easy to groom, and comes in all colors.

German Pinscher Physical Characteristics

The German Pinscher is a medium to large sized breed of dog, noted for its distinctive appearance. It is muscular and compactly built, with a long, tapered head, large erect ears, and almond-shaped eyes. It is a strong, energetic, intelligent, and agile hunter, and an agile, tenacious, and fearless fighter.

German Pinscher Health

Description of breed health.

German Pinscher Temperament and Behaviour

The German Pinscher is a compact, muscular, and graceful small dog. They are lively, playful, and full of energy. They are enthusiastic and fearless, and are great watchdogs. They are very intelligent, and are easily trained. German Pinschers bond very closely to their families and can become destructive when left alone for long periods of time.

German Pinscher Activity Requirements

German Pinschers are small, compact, and energetic dogs. They are intelligent, loyal, and do well in obedience training. These lively little dogs are well-suited to almost any environment. German Pinschers are not high-energy, but they do require regular exercise. They are happiest when they have a fenced yard where they can run freely. A brisk daily walk or jog, or a play session in the dog park, will keep your German Pinscher healthy and happy.

Kennel Club Recognition