Helen Clark
#7 They can be quite the escape artists.
#8 Despite their size, they make excellent guard dogs.
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a rescue, 13yr B., blind, crippled from abuse, deaf put an intruder out at 12am while a foster G. Settler slept and a 3yr PMR hid. she had to have smelt him. i thought it was a coon, until i heard her at the fence. He opened the DOOR to come in! and
#9 Their high-pitched, noisy barks are better than any alarm.
#10 Min Pins tend to live for a long time (some as long as 18 to 20 years).
#11 This breed is known for its unique gait.
#12 Min Pins aren’t huge fans of the chilly great outdoors.
and checking out the boundaries is job number 1