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Affenpinscher videos George The Affenpinscher Doing Affenpinscher Raul Affenpinscher Club Open Show 2 Affenpinscher Jacob At Show Figgy Playing At Affenpinscher Briela -- Gooood Morning ;O) Affenpinscher-Schwaben.De Ernie more Affenpinscher videos Affenpinscher picturesclick for better image(s) you may also be interested in...Brussels Griffon picturesclick for better image(s) Dog Disease Directory		Please see Brussels Griffon Affenpinscher Description: The Affenpinscher is also known as: Affen, Affie, Monkey Dog. With his monkey-like face, in Germany, he is also known as the "Monkey Terrier" and in France, he is known as the "Diablotin Moustachu" or moustached little devil. His original purpose was to eradicate rats. Affenpinscher Appearance: The Affenpinscher is a small terrier with a rounded head and eyes. The muzzle is blunt with long facial hair. Many dock the ears and tail. Affenpinscher's Weight: 6.5–13.2 lb (2.9–6.0 kg) Affenpinscher Grooming/Coat: People believe that the Affenpinscher does not shed. They do loose hair and it will depend on time of year. Frequent grooming recommended for the Affenpinscher with light brushing. Colors: Black, grey, silver, red, black and tan, or belge (mixed black, white, brown and red hairs), all with or without black mask Temperament/Personality: Affenpinschers are very fun-loving and playful but can also be stubborn. They love adventure and are curious about anything. They love and are affectionate towards all family members and will protect them if think the situation is threatening. This breed has no fear when threatened or attacked and will not have difficulty responding. Otherwise, the Affenpinscher is mostly a quiet dog but can make a good watchdog. This breed is territorial and will not want to share his food or toys, especially with other dogs or small children. May have difficulty with housebreaking. Firm training is recommended. Families/Children: The breed is confident, lively, affectionate towards family members and is also very protective of them and will defend them if he feels the situation is threatening. Affenpinschers love being with its family. Affenpinschers are somewhat territorial when it comes to their toys and food, so they are not recommended for very small children Affenpinscher Living Environment: The Affenpinscher should do well in an apartment, condominium or small home. Daily mental stimulation is important. Affenpinscher Health: Affenpinschers can have any of the following health issues: hip dysplasia collapsed trachea Cataracts are occasionally reported Affenpinscher Life Span: 11-14 years Affenpinscher Litter Size: 2-3 little ones Origin of Affenpinscher : Germany Competitions/Sports: Affenpinschers can be found competing in: show Affenpinscher Needs: A happy and healthy family addition and companion such as the Affenpinscher needs to be well-treated, well socialized, receive good mental stimulation, given appropriate exercise, room to run and your life-long affection. Affenpinscher History: The Affenpinscher is German in origin and dates back to the seventeenth century. Its name is derived from the German Affe (ape, monkey). Also see Brussels Griffon Affenpinscher videos Tweet Are you a Affenpinscher dog breed expert? Did we miss something or do you have something to add? If we use your material, we will give you credit on the breed's page! Go here for details! Comment on the Affenpinscher dog breed! Closely monitored. Your comments will be displayed once approved. Your Name (Optional) Your Comments (Required) What is 2+3? (Required)   The Affenpinscher dog breed has been viewed 5002 times.

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