Miniature Pinschers need good exercise every day. A couple of walks each day and or playing with them would be sufficient.
Miniature Pinschers have a short, hard coat that should be brushed weekly. Nails should be maintained regularly to ensure the dogs safety and comfort.
Proud, courageous and loyal, this breed is relatively easy to train. It should be introduced to obedience training and people early in life. The Min-Pin is known to be loving, especially to family. This breed, like other toy breeds, has a bit of an inferiority complex and acts like a big dog in a little dog's body.
Miniature pinschers are most likely a cross between a Dachshund and an Italian Greyhound, but the German Pinscher is also believed to be a possible component. Min Pins were good ratters on farms.
