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I am looking for smart affectionate and loyal dog breed and is pretty low maintenance .Austrian pinscher might be the right choice for you ,I will tell you everything you need to know about Austrian pinscher. let's start briefly about their origin and history although they were recognized as purebred dog in area of 20 century.  we can trace back their origin back many centuries we have some Pinscher of dogs that are that are looking quite similar to Austrian pincher from 17th century ,their ancestors are not that very well-known or described but we know that it was all type of pinscher from Austrian farms. German Pinscher and some local Austrian dogs Austrian pinscher was originally bred as farm dog but nowadays they are mostly used as loving companions. They are very clever dogs with affectionate nature and they have very loyal - which makes them great guard dogs they are also amazing vermin killers.  so if you have problems with moles or rats get them get an Austrian pincher...

  While the Argentine Dogo was bred primarily from the   extinct   Cordoba Dog, it was bred to be a cooperative hunter, i.e. to accompany other   catch dogs   and   bay dogs   on the hunt without fighting with the other dogs. The Argentine Dogo is banned, or has ownership restrictions, in certain countries, including the Cayman Islands, Denmark, Norway,  Fiji , Iceland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Turkey. In the United Kingdom, under the  Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 , it is illegal to own a Dogo Argentino without lawful authority. In 1928, Antonio Nores Martinez, a medical doctor, professor and surgeon, set out to breed a  big game hunting   dog  that was also capable of being a loyal pet and  guard dog . Antonio Martinez picked the  Cordoba Fighting Dog  to be the base for the breed.This breed is extinct today, but it was said that, as a large and ferocious dog, it was a great hunter. Martinez cross...

 The name "Tenterfield" is sometimes incorrectly stated to denote the breed's place of origin.  Rather, it may have derived from a well known breeder. The dog was bred extensively in and around northern New South Wales. Tenterfield is one of many localities in Australia in which small terriers of this type were kept.  The town of Tenterfield is significant in Australian history for the Tenterfield Oration on independence from Britain.  Additionally, the owner of the town's saddlery a man named George Woolnough, was immortalized by his grandson entertainer Peter Allen as the "Tenterfield Saddler".  Tenterfield residents attest that Mr. Woolnough owned and loved a number of these terriers,however, photographs of these dogs have not yet been discovered.