[huggett3]

Just stopping by to introduce myself and my dog. I'm Jeri and he is Charlie. He is a German Pinscher(cross of Italian Greyhound/daschund). I have posted one pic of him but its still pending approval. We live in Oregon outside of Portland.

[aggy]

Hi Jeri, welcome to you and Charlie.---Aggy

[Nod]

Hello Jeri!

[kaede1107]

hi welcome to the forum. tell us if it is already approved so we can see Charlie. Charlie is a nice name for males. good choice.

[lil mutt]

Hi Jeri welcome to the forum...

and hello also to Charlie... i hope it will be approve soon... cant wait to see how charlie looks like...

[wishbone]

Originally Posted by huggett3

Just stopping by to introduce myself and my dog. I'm Jeri and he is Charlie. He is a German Pinscher(cross of Italian Greyhound/daschund). I have posted one pic of him but its still pending approval. We live in Oregon outside of Portland.

Hi, why don't you upload the picture on other site like flickr or picoodle then give us the link, we all love here to see beautiful pets and love to hear their stories. Hope you enjoy your stay.

[Yogi]

Welcome and hope you enjoy your time here.
I would like to point out that if you in fact have a German Pinscher, it is not Italian Greyhound and Dachshund but is in fact a smooth coated standard Schnauzer. The Miniature Pinscher breed stock is Italian Greyhound and Smooth coated Dachshund. The German Pinscher is a larger breed approx 18 to 22 inches tall weighing anywhere from 25 to 35lbs when fully grown. Their history is spotty but in the 1700's Standard wire coated Schnauzers started throwing smooth coated dogs. It took til 1895 when the Pinscher-Schnauzer Klub of Germany finally recognized the breed as a seperate breed. They gave the breed name as Deutscher Pinscher (German Pinscher). The Miniature Pinscher was around over a hundred years before and is smaller coming in at approx 10 to 12 inches and weighing in at 9 to 12lbs. They are in no way related that is to say until the late 1940's early 1950's. Heir Werner Jung was able to escape Germany with 3 registered female German Pinschers. The breed was near extinction at that time. With no males available he turned to 5 over sized Miniature Pinschers as breed stock to revive the breed. But original heritage of the German Pinscher comes from the standard Schnauzer with the Miniature Pinscher (Zwergpiinscher) coming from the IG and Dachshund. If you dog is in fact a Miniature Pinscher you can check out
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Good luck and hope you have as much fun here as I have. Great people and adorable dogs.