Austrian Pinscher’s Country of origin : Austria
Austrian Pinscher’s Original Function : Vermin destroyer and watch-dog
If Austrian Pinscher is properly supervised, this type of dog will do well in various dog sports, agility skills in particular.

Austrian Pinscher dog appearance

Austrian Pinscher dog body
The Austrian Pinscher has a short and muscular back, a wide and deep chest and barrel-shaped ribs. The straight legs are well angulated and the elbows are well closed. Its compact feet are closed and have arched toes. The Austrian Pinscher’s tail is set on high and carried in a curl above the top-line, if not docked. The neck is powerful and can be either short or medium-length.

Austrian Pinscher dog head
This dog breed has a pear-shaped head. The skull is broad, and the stop and cheekbones are clearly defined. Its muzzle is short and powerful, but should not be too wide or simply too pointed. The ears may be folded backwards (“rose ear”), or hang in a V-shape. The eyes are oval-shaped.Austrian Pinscher ha a scissor bite, but a pincer bite is also acceptable.

Austrian Pinscher dog weight and height
The Austrian Pinscher weight is ranging between 26½ – 39¾ lb ( 12 – 18 Kg )
Austrian Pinscher shoulder height is varies from 13¾ – 19¾ inch ( 35-50 Cm ). A shoulder height of around 17¾ inc ( 45 cm ) is the most common

Austrian Pinscher dog coat and dog colors
The Austrian Pinscher dog coat has short hair feel harsh but is smooth and lies closely, with an undercoat.
Austrian Pinscher dog colors are deer brown, yellow, black and brown coats. These dog colors may be accompanied by white markings. The eyes color are dark.

Austrian Pinscher dog temperament

Austrian Pinscher dog character
Austrian Pinscher are lively, attentive and energetic dog. They are sober, very brave and tough on themselves. Most of them like to bark, but some good training will make all the difference. In addition they are intelligent and have an optimistic view of life. These type of dog are very affectionate and they are very attached to their families.

Austrian Pinscher social behavior
The average Austrian Pinscher gets on well with cats and other pets, provided it is well socialized. They are naturally suspicious and on their guard towards strangers. Some dogs can be a little domineering towars other dogs. They are good with children and kids that belong to the family.

Austrian Pinscher General dog care

Austrian Pinscher dog grooming
Austrian Pinscher needs little dog coat care or grooming. every now and then they need a brush to remove loose hair, which will help to keep the coat in good condition.

Austrian Pinscher dog training
This type of dog should be brought up with a loving and honest heart, but a rather firm hand. They learn fairly quickly.

Austrian Pinscher dog exercise
Historically the Austrian Pinscher has been a farm dog. Ideally it should be treated as such and be given enough space to let off steam on its own terrain. If you cannot provide the Austrian Pinscher with that amount of freedom you should take it for regural long walks. Austrian Pinscher tend to stay with their perimeters and will not roam.

Others Pinscher and cattledogs :

• Miniature Pinscher
• Affepinscher
• German Pinscher