Find Answers to Your Questions
Our FAQ section covers everything from puppy availability and purchasing details to shipping
health guarantees, and care tips. Find clear answers to help you make informed decisions and ensure
a smooth, confident experience when bringing your new Mini Pin home.
A Miniature Pinscher, also known as a Min Pin, is a small, energetic breed known for its bold personality, sleek appearance, and alert nature. Click here to read more on Min Pin Origin.
No. Although they look similar, Miniature Pinschers are not miniature Dobermans. In fact, they are an older breed and were originally bred as rat hunters. Click here to read more on Min Pin origin.
Adult Min Pins typically weigh between 8–12 pounds and stand 10–12.5 inches tall at the shoulder.
With proper care, Miniature Pinschers live between 12 and 16 years.
Yes! Min Pins are loyal and affectionate. They do best in homes where they receive consistent attention and training, especially around young children.
Not typically, but they can be assertive and protective. Early socialization and training are key to ensuring well-mannered behavior.
Not typically, but they can be assertive and protective. Early socialization and training are key to ensuring well-mannered behavior.
They are alert and vocal watchdogs, so they may bark at unfamiliar sounds or people.
They can be, as long as the owner is committed to training and exercise. Their strong-willed nature requires consistency.
Yes! Their small size and low shedding make them suitable for apartment living—just make sure they get daily exercise.
They need at least 30–60 minutes of daily exercise, including walks and playtime. Click here to read more on Exercising Your Min Pin.
They are intelligent but independent. Positive reinforcement and early training work best. Click here to read more on Training Your Min Pin.
Yes, but minimally. Their short coats are low-maintenance and require weekly brushing.
No. Their grooming needs are simple—regular brushing, nail trimming, and the occasional bath. Click here to read more on Min Pin grooming.
No. While they shed lightly, they are not considered hypoallergenic.
Some may develop issues like patellar luxation, dental problems, or progressive retinal atrophy. Regular vet care helps prevent serious issues.
A high-quality, protein-rich diet formulated for small breeds is ideal. Avoid overfeeding, as they can gain weight quickly. Click here to read more on Feeding Your Min Pin.
At least once a year for a wellness check, more often as a puppy or if health issues arise.
Yes. They need a series of puppy shots and regular boosters to stay healthy and protected.
Not always, but some may benefit from joint, coat, or immune health supplements. Always consult your vet.
You can browse through our Available Puppies page and select the puppy you like and then proceed to reserving the puppy on a date of your choice. You can also contact us through our Website or email to place a deposit and reserve your chosen puppy.
Yes, we offer pet shipping via trusted carriers. Ground transport and in-cabin flight options with Nanny always available. Click Here to learn more on our pet shipping methods
Puppies are ready to go to their new homes at 8–10 weeks old, after weaning and vet checks.
Yes. All puppies come with a health guarantee, vet records, and up-to-date vaccinations.
Yes. Our puppies are purebred and come with registration papers (AKC or relevant registry).
