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Miniature Pinscher Dog Training Overview

Keep these four tips to keep in mind for Miniature Pinscher dog training.

1. A key to your Min Pins becoming well adjusted is socialization. Once he has been properly vaccinated, you can introduce your pup to the world outside your home.

2. Early training includes introducing your pup to his collar and lead and giving him time to become comfortable wearing them.

3. Consider your Min Pin's safety when out in public places.

4. The crate is more than just an effective house-training tool. Explore its many uses and benefits for your dog's general care and safety.

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 Reprinted from Breeders Best: Miniature Pinscher © 2004. Permission granted by Kennel Club Books, an imprint of BowTie Press.

 

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We have had our little guy for 5yrs. He is the joy in our lives as well as our greatkids. Of course he is a grandkid too. He is so good with our grandkids. He has nerver tried to hurt them. He is the best dog. He name is Duke. And a DUKE he is.
We did the training like you said. but today is the first time I have been to this site. We call his crate his box. He sees us getting ready to go somewhere and he gets in his box. The only thing he has tort up is Kleenex. Not so bad to clean up. But we have found out he doesn't like the one with Lotion.
We love our DUKE
DiAnna and Patick
DiAnna, Mountain City, TN
Posted: 8/23/2009 9:25:51 PM
Vicky. I had the same exact problem with my male unnuetered min pin. I was almost pulling my hair out! It was hard to adjust to his energy level as well. Once I got him nuetered his marking completely stopped. He hasn't "marked" or had a single accident since.
Addie, Stevens Point, WI
Posted: 4/23/2009 12:53:22 PM
This information on training a Min Pin didn't seem any different than training any other type of breed. I was looking for and hoping for specific details on how to train our dog, not just basics that any dog owner would/should know. I was very disappointed!
Vicky, Logansport, IN
Posted: 7/30/2008 7:31:49 AM
it was the better of all that i've seen so far ....

but i was hoping to find something on correcting a
Min Pin,MALE (unutered) lifting his leg on furniture ... <<< before I loose my mind

I know this is not the place to find that info
but im so desperate, that I went to the " Dog Whisperer " site

this has now driven me to drink wine
and I dont drink !!!!!
thats how bad my desperation is !!!!
maybe i'll come up with a solution yet
heres hoping

OK ... so I should fee better now , Right ?

have a good day / nite
Mandy, Brattleboro, VT
Posted: 3/19/2007 7:33:39 PM
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