No exact data about the Affenpinscher's origin exists, but it is
one of the most ancient of the toy breeds. It is certainly related
to the Brussels Griffon and probably to the terrier. It's named
"Monkey Dog" because of his monkey-like facial structure and
expression, which reminds one of a monkey. It is believed that the
Affenpinscher originated in Germany, and the name Affenpinscher
translated from German is "Monkey Terrier". It is believed that the
first Affenpinschers were larger in size as they were farm dogs who
worked as ratters. The Affenpinscher was miniaturized and became a
house pet during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is still a
ruthless hunter of mice and an outstanding watchdog. Today the
Affenpinscher is primarily a companion dog. The Affenpinscher was
admitted to
No exact data about the Affenpinscher's origin exists, but it is
one of the most ancient of the toy breeds. It is certainly related
to the Brussels Griffon and probably to the terrier. It's named
"Monkey Dog" because of his monkey-like facial structure and
expression, which reminds one of a monkey. It is believed that the
Affenpinscher originated in Germany, and the name Affenpinscher
translated from German is "Monkey Terrier". It is believed that the
first Affenpinschers were larger in size as they were farm dogs who
worked as ratters. The Affenpinscher was miniaturized and became a
house pet during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is still a
ruthless hunter of mice and an outstanding watchdog. Today the
Affenpinscher is primarily a companion dog. The Affenpinscher was
admitted to
No exact data about the Affenpinscher's origin exists, but it is
one of the most ancient of the toy breeds. It is certainly related
to the Brussels Griffon and probably to the terrier. It's named
"Monkey Dog" because of his monkey-like facial structure and
expression, which reminds one of a monkey. It is believed that the
Affenpinscher originated in Germany, and the name Affenpinscher
translated from German is "Monkey Terrier". It is believed that the
first Affenpinschers were larger in size as they were farm dogs who
worked as ratters. The Affenpinscher was miniaturized and became a
house pet during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is still a
ruthless hunter of mice and an outstanding watchdog. Today the
Affenpinscher is primarily a companion dog. The Affenpinscher was
admitted to
No exact data about the Affenpinscher's origin exists, but it is
one of the most ancient of the toy breeds. It is certainly related
to the Brussels Griffon and probably to the terrier. It's named
"Monkey Dog" because of his monkey-like facial structure and
expression, which reminds one of a monkey. It is believed that the
Affenpinscher originated in Germany, and the name Affenpinscher
translated from German is "Monkey Terrier". It is believed that the
first Affenpinschers were larger in size as they were farm dogs who
worked as ratters. The Affenpinscher was miniaturized and became a
house pet during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is still a
ruthless hunter of mice and an outstanding watchdog. Today the
Affenpinscher is primarily a companion dog. The Affenpinscher was
admitted to
No exact data about the Affenpinscher's origin exists, but it is
one of the most ancient of the toy breeds. It is certainly related
to the Brussels Griffon and probably to the terrier. It's named
"Monkey Dog" because of his monkey-like facial structure and
expression, which reminds one of a monkey. It is believed that the
Affenpinscher originated in Germany, and the name Affenpinscher
translated from German is "Monkey Terrier". It is believed that the
first Affenpinschers were larger in size as they were farm dogs who
worked as ratters. The Affenpinscher was miniaturized and became a
house pet during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is still a
ruthless hunter of mice and an outstanding watchdog. Today the
Affenpinscher is primarily a companion dog. The Affenpinscher was
admitted to