IKC Registered Adult male Miniature Pinscher in Dublin

2 year old male IKC registered Miniature Pinscher looking for a new, loving and safe home.

He is not neutered, extremely alert, attentive, affectionale, protective, willing to learn and obey with training. Possessive over food and his things.

Best way to contact is by WhatsApp.

Terms & conditions on visiting the dog: we can plan a visit in a public place for you to meet him / get to know him & for us to get to know you.

Once we have determined he is the right fit for your home and have done trial runs, then we will choose a date for him to be collected.

The dog is available for collection when we have seen he is the right fit for you and your home.

We brought him home at 2 months old, where he was raised between Ireland suburbs and for a few months of his life he was living in Portugal & Tenerife.

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