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Miniature pinscher
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Miniature pinscher
a very small (10 lb), lively dog with very short coat in solid red, brown, blue, chocolate or black, with tan markings on the face, throat, chest and legs. The ears may be erect, dropped, or cropped where practiced. The tail is docked. Sometimes regarded as a miniature Doberman pinscher. Called also 'Minpin' and Roe terrier.
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