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What is the difference between pinscher and toy terrier?

What is the difference between pinscher and toy terrier?

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  1. Description of toy terriers
  2. Pinscher description
  3. Distinctive and similar features
  4. Care and maintenance

Today it is very popular to buy small dogs. They attract many fashionistas and women of the world who prefer to stroll regularly with their four-legged friends, dressing them in beautiful fur coats. The small size of the dogs is very much in demand, since such animals can be taken on trips or trips without any special problems, and they also do not require too close care. In this article, we will look at how the Pinschers differ from Toy Terriers, find out what care they need, and also get acquainted with the conditions of their detention.

Description of toy terriers

Russian toy terriers are very small dogs, are decorative, their height is from 20 to 28 cm at the withers. They weigh about 2.5-3 kg. To date, toy terriers are short-haired and long-haired.

Dogs belonging to this breed have a lot of advantages: they are very affectionate, kind, obedient and loyal to their owners. Despite the fact that the animals are quite small, they are very hardy and provident. The breed standards include the following characteristics.

  • Rounded and narrow head, forehead with a convex.
  • Smooth back of the nose and tight lips. The outer line of the lips is usually colored dark. The nose is dark, but sometimes the shade depends on the color of the coat. The bite is correct, the teeth are small, but even.
  • Slightly bulging eyes.
  • Ears triangular, standing vertically. They do not stop.
  • The muzzle, like all limbs, is dry. Hind limbs slightly wider than the front.

By breed standards, toy-terrier tails usually stop up to 2–3 vertebrae, but sometimes they leave it.

    Having considered the advantages of toy terriers, we will consider their disadvantages.

    • Difficult education, especially if the dog did not take a puppy.
    • Hypersensitivity to temperature changes. These miniature dogs are very afraid of the cold.
    • The presence of genetic diseases. These dogs are very prone to knee dislocation. They may also have problems changing teeth.

    Pinscher description

      Dwarf Pinschers are a bit bigger than Russian Toy Terriers. Their height reaches 30 cm, and the weight ranges from 3 to 5 kg. These dogs have a very harmonious and sinewy body. They are very similar to a smaller copy of Doberman. Also to the characteristics of pinscher include the following.

      • Triangular head with flat forehead. The transition to the nose is smooth.
      • Eyes bulging and oval. The nose is almost always saturated black.
      • Ears when arrested, they remain standing or half-standing, if they are not cut off.
      • Chest quite wide, with oval.
      • This breed is very strong neck and all the limbs are parallel to each other, while the rear are slightly drawn back.

      Tails of pinschers are often stopped. Pinscher are very active dogs, they are energetic and always friendly with the owners.. In terms of body shape, these animals are very athletic, and in character - savvy. But they are also quite willful and stubborn, and therefore need a relatively strict upbringing. It is difficult to be friends with children, they can put themselves above them.

      But at the same time such deficiencies can always be eliminated by training and other regular training.

      Distinctive and similar features

        Both toy terriers and pinschers, also called miniature pinchers, get along equally well with other animals. They are very friendly at any age, especially puppy.

        Consider the differences.

        • Toy terriers and dwarf pinscher have a similar appearance, and therefore many fans often confuse them. But at the same time, the former have a more fragile, modest and neat appearance, like a deer, and the latter has a stronger and more muscular one. To distinguish them is not difficult, knowing these features.
        • By character, both breeds differ. In order for Pinchers to behave themselves, they need to regularly run and play, otherwise they are lazy. Toy terriers are not so active and they do not need constant movement, although they are very fond of walking.
        • Both breeds, despite their very small size, are always ready to protect their loved ones and owners.. But in general, they are not hostile if they are not very angry.
        • As for education, toy terriers are usually trained so that they are educated, for example, they did not bark without a reason and knew the basic commands. But dwarf pincher is a long time to train, otherwise they may begin to feel above their own masters.
        • Toy Terrier has more soft wool compared to the hard pincher pelt.
        Toy Terriers
        Pincher

        Similar features.

        • In terms of height and weight, both breeds are almost identical. The maximum weight of a toy terrier is only 3 kg, while dwarf pinschers can weigh from 3 to 5 kg. The difference in height is also only a few centimeters, which is not a significant difference.
        • Both breeds are similar in color. By standards, pinchers can be red, nutty or deep brown, and often black. Toy terriers can also be black, red and chocolate.
        • Over the ears of the dog are also similar. The cropped pinscher ears are very similar to that of toy terriers. Tails by the standards of both breeds stoped if desired.
        • Also, both breeds have a lot in common in character and temperament, they are very faithful to their masters and study well if they are trained regularly. Although dogs are from different breeds, they equally need attention.
        Toy Terriers
        Pincher

        On average, dogs from both breeds live 13–15 years. Duration and quality of life always increase if animals are sterilized or castrated.

        Prices for dogs vary. So, pinchers and toy-terriers cost on average from 25 to 35 thousand rubles, if we talk about pedigreed individuals from elite nurseries. Individuals for several thousand are extremely difficult to find, as a rule, they do not have a pedigree.

        Dwarf Pinscher very often participate in exhibitions and competitions, but toy terriers often only in exhibitions, this is due to some of the features of their health.

        Puppy girls from both breeds are usually very calm, but boys can be harmful. They can mark all the corners in the house if they are not taken in time for castration.

        Pincher
        Toy Terrier

        Care and maintenance

        Both breeds easily accustomed to the toilet (diaper), which is important, because it is not always possible to walk the dog. Caring for animals is not difficult, but it should be regular, including:

        • nail clipping (usually once every 2-3 weeks);
        • ear cleaning;
        • bathing several times a year, as well as washing the paws after each walk on the street;
        • annual vaccinations;
        • wool cleansing with a special brush.

        Also, pets should regularly inspect their teeth. Animals can be walked at a maximum temperature of -6–7 degrees; clothes should be used at lower temperatures. As a rule, dogs from both breeds are not very susceptible to diseases, but the basic vaccinations are shown to them necessarily, as well as drugs for parasites. In summer, flea and tick collars are desirable.

        In order for the animal to tolerate the shearing of claws and bathing, it is advisable to accustom him to such procedures from early childhood.

        It is recommended to feed animals with ready balanced feed, preferably premium or super-premium, and also canvases for small breeds can be considered, but they are the most expensive. With natural feeding should be given to animals. low-fat meats, cereals, vegetables and fruits, so that the diet is as balanced as possible.

        Summing up, it should be noted that distinguishing dogs from two breeds is not so difficult, the main thing is to consider some of their main features. As a pet for an apartment, of course, it is best to choose a toy terrier, because the Pinchers need not only a lot of space to spend their energy, but also constant training. Besides, Toy Terriers are more “domestic” and affectionate favorites, while Pinschers are not always renowned for their obedient temper.

        How to care for pinscher, see below.

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