Helen Clark
#7 The Affenpinscher was bred in the 1600s to eliminate rodents and vermin.
#8 The breed has contributed to the creation of countless tiny European dog varieties.
Such as the Brussels Griffon, the Miniature Schnauzer, the smooth-haired German Pinscher, and the German Silky Pinscher.
#9 These dogs are described by the French as the diablo mustache or the mustached little devil.
#10 The variety is playful, curious, adventurous, and stubborn.
#11 It always gets along well with other dog breeds and cats in the house.
#12 The Affenpinscher is very stubborn and territorial.
