Austrian Pinscher
Overview
The Austrian-Shorthaired Pinscher remains a sturdy small dog which is also larger than its German-cousin, the German-Pinscher. Austrian-Pinschers are common Austrian farmer's-dogs that was basically developed to transport livestock & also to secure the home. Decorating that day as far-back as these 1700s displays a dog that's almost like the breed got today. The dogs are so good at grabbing rats, & also own a inclination to bite. The breed is so rare extreme of-Austria.
Temperament
The breed was formerly developed being a farm-dog, and did used to operate farms, guard-livestock and these homes of the owners. The Austrian-Shorthaired Pinscher could be a bit-high strung, though in general both are so relaxed to the people both know. The dogs to do great in an atmosphere where both can place their skills to work. Both are very loving of playing, & will ever join in every activity. These Austrian Shorthaired-Pinscher also like sports & are at the happiest while they're in a position where both can use the natural talents.
The breed is minus fear and so attentive - others will cry at suspicious-sounds. Due to the bark, they're not suited to life in these city and would sometimes too not get too well with different dogs. Both do tend-to bite of time to-time as both take up the guarding responsibilities very seriously. The breed needs more of space & plenty of performance. If one's living environment isn't ideal to this breed, do sure to use them for long-walks on the daily-basis.
Care
The dogs have so little grooming requirements, & should just be cleaned on an exclusive basis to eliminate excessive & dead hairs. These Austrian Shorthaired-Pinschers are too not soo heavy shedding-dogs, and won't work well among those hurting from diseases.
Training
Exercise for the Austrian-Shorthaired Pinscher shall be made one of a caring, honest and too somewhat secure manner. The breed will discover very quickly, & will too perform so well in ability games. If they're trained by these right-handler, they would also excel on obedience trials. There's a dog among a restless-nature, a dog among an alert manner and extreme feeling of support which would naturally translate in very protective actions if it's a member from a human-family.
Health-problems
The breed makes have a little health issues, though none of it is very serious. Both can at moments have difficulties with-HD, and both also own a heart disease that is inherited. The dogs will normally live for twelve to fourteen years.
Breed Information
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| Origin: | Austria |
| Breed Group: | Terrier |
| Size: | Medium |
| Type: | Purebred |
| Life span: | 12-14 years |
| Temperament: | Alert Assertive Devoted Friendly Lively Playful |
| Height: | Male: 17–20 inches (44–50 cm) 17–19 inches (42–48 cm) |
| Weight: | 12–18 kg |
| Colors: | Black and Tan Yellow |
| Litter Size: | 4-6 puppies |
| Puppy Price: | Average $300 - $500 USD |
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Dog names
| Rank | Male | Female |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rocky | Sadie |
| 2 | Duke | Sophie |
| 3 | Bear | Chloe |
| 4 | Leo | Abbie |
| 5 | Murphy | Ruby |
| 6 | Louie | Mia |
| 7 | Lucky | Lilly |
| 8 | Sammy | Layla |
| 9 | Beau | Roxie |
| 10 | Scout | Honey |
| 11 | Moose | Millie |
| 12 | Ziggy | Jasmine |
| 13 | Gunner | Josie |
| 14 | Chance | Peanut |
| 15 | Ranger | Gigi |