T Bench Miniature Pinschers

Dec. 1, 2021

We have puppies.  They are stag reds, chocolates and black.  

We are raising AKC min pins with the family in mind.
Our dogs are raised in our home with the family. They are handled from the time they are born, until they go to their new homes.

We are raising miniature pinscher puppies in a variety of colors including: black and rust, chocolate, clear red, blue and tan, and fawn (the color known as isabella in the dobermann breed). 

We are adding the old time minpin pattern,  harlequin to the list of what we raise.  This color is merle in other dog breeds.  We are hoping for our first litter with merle puppies in late April.  Seren is our merle girl.  If you are curious, go to look at her page.  Her puppies will be ACR registered.

The blue puppy in the photo to the right has been sold and gone to her new home.  Wasn't she a little doll baby?

Nov. 2019

We have two litters of puppies on the ground.  Go to the Available Puppies Page to see photos.  Email me for more info.

Feb 2018

We Have Puppies.  Lots of chocolate, and lots of males.  A few merles and a few females.  Hopefully photos soon.

Feb. 2017

Bridget had a litter of three merle chocolate puppies.  Two males, and one female.  This was a St. Valentine's Day litter. 

Oct 2016

We lost Finlay this year, and Angus has been neutered.  We are bringing home Alfred.  He is a nice chocolate male that

we raised.  He will be our only stud dog for the foreseeable future.  Next litters will be from Alfred.

Last updated Sept. 10.2009

We lost our home to fire on Aug. 1, and so things have been sort of up in the air.  I lost Nessa, Winky, and Spice in the fire. 

 We still miss the precious lives we lost in the fire, but we are trying to move on, and slowly things are coming back together.  There is no way to replace such a loss, we just have to live with things as they are.

Our puppies are raised around border collies,  and a  great pyrenees.   

We live in an area where they are able to go hiking with me, and thoroughly enjoy a good run and a romp in the creek. 

All babies will be current on shots and wormed before they leave our home.

Our dogs produce puppies with both ear types. Some with naturally erect ears, and some with the drop type ear. We choose to leave our dogs with natural ears.  You can obtain information on cropping by visiting with the veterinarians in your area.  Prices vary widely from area to area, and also style of crop.  I suggest if you are intending to have your puppy cropped, that you search through minpin photos in books or on the internet.  When you find miniature pinscher crop jobs you find attractive, take the picture with you to your vet to give him an idea of the look you favor.

This is another little puppy that went off to live in a new home.  He is now residing in Kansas, and is Twyla Cooper's little man.

Twyla's website is www.jackpins.com.  She often has puppies available, and is strong toward the chocolate color.