How Do You Potty Train A Miniature Pinscher?
The miniature pinscher, affectionately called the min pin, is a little dog with a big attitude. Like many little dogs, they can be hard to potty train–and like most dogs with big attitudes, they can be stubborn about training in general. Miniature pinschers are very smart little dogs, however. With consistency and praise, yours can be potty trained, whether he’s a puppy or an adult. You may have to be very strict about a house training schedule for a few months, but it will pay off in a lifetime of not having to clean up after him daily. Establish a schedule. Whether puppy or adult, dogs need to potty upon waking up, after eating or drinking, and after play. Crate train your min pin. Give her ample time outside of the crate to play and interact with you, but put her in the crate to sleep, for meal times, and when you need to leave the house. Take your min pin out regularly to potty. As a rule of thumb, a puppy can hold it for one hour per month old. For instance, if your pup is three
