| Author | Message | ||
     Wolf102 |
does anyone know of any good min pin breeders?my wife wants a min pin and she wont shut up so i need to find a breeder fast. thanks for the help (Message edited by wolf102 on February 21, 2010) | ||
| Bads1 |
Nothing fast about getting a breeder. The NET is a good place to do a search but do your own research and ask lots of questions. | ||
| P47b |
I Agree with Bads1. Go to the place that has the puppy. There are allot of Puppy mills out there. A dog that comes from a mill some times does not have the social skills for a family environment. On that, I would also say that's not always true. This might help. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixEFoibvp5U&feature =related I worked with Dave for 5 years and had a blast. Spend time training. It's the best reward you will ever have. Especially a Min Pin. | ||
| Cyclonemick |
You guys will love havin a Mini Pin!! We have had one for 5 years and was a great addition to the family. Just stay on top of potty training when they are young, Be consitent and often and you will have no problems! | ||
| Oddball |
Yours is about the same age as mine. He and his dachshund 'brother' are only a couple weeks different in age. Both turned 5 last fall and have been a team since they were together at the pet store. Sorry, I don't know any breeders Wolf. | ||
| Wolf102 |
i have been looking on this site http://www.pupcity.com/puppies-for-sale/view.asp?a did=68364 i will not buy from a puppy mill thats why i will be picking up the puppy in person instead of having it shiped.i have spent hours on the internet doing reserch.i having a hard time finding breeders that i know arent puppy mills.i dont want to drive 800+ miles to find out that the dog we picked out has problems. thats why i am asking for help.i know i should be posting this on a dog forum but i trust you guys.thanks for the help (Message edited by wolf102 on February 21, 2010) | ||
| Wolf102 |
i think a min pin will be a good play mate for my wiener dog  | ||
| Midknyte |
Min pins are great and intelligent little dogs. Will require more attention and play time than average though. | ||
| Wolf102 |
i found a breeder.i will be picking up victor this week end. http://www.getminpinned.com/newpups.html he is exactly what the wife wants.thanks for the help (Message edited by wolf102 on February 22, 2010) | ||
| Cyclonemick |
If you have another dog of the same size and gender you will have trouble! My Mini gets along well with most other dogs but another small male enters the room and look out!! They have the attitiude and confidence to match a Mastif!  | ||
| Wolf102 |
my wiener dog is female and she doesn't like other females thats why i chose a male min pin.i hope they get along. the breeder is having him fixed this friday.i feel bad for the little bastard (Message edited by wolf102 on February 22, 2010) | ||
| Oddball |
Happens in many marriages it seems.  Maybe give'em a fake pair so he can still fall off the couch. My two have always gotten along. They were the tiniest pups at the time and put together. The min-pin is normally the more assertive. He tries to stare down dogs 4 times his size. |
