Invictus German Pinschers

Update (04/10/2020) Everyone is settling in to their homes beautifully. Update (04/01/2020) Two handsome males still available to qualified homes Invictus is thrilled to announce that we have delivered a beautiful and healthy litter of red puppies. The Invictus Wonders litter was born on January 8th and will be ready to go home the first week in March. For all inquiries or to fill out an application please send us a private message.

A Huge thank you to Kirstin Lukasko for helping prepare little miss A-Maz-ing (Maze) for her first confirmation show.

What do I think: I believe your puppy will be as good as you are as a owner/trainer. Invest the time and what you can accomplish is limitless. For example here is Twizzler and yes she lives with rabbits for 7 years now!

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Bringing a new dog into a home is always an exciting time. It's like adding a new family member or guest to the household. While much has been written on bringing puppies into the home - very little has been written about bringing new adult dogs into the home. This article should help you make some decisions that will ease the transition. https://leerburg.com/introducingdogs.htm

The question I seem to be getting a lot lately is German Pinschers good with children. My usual answer is: what kind of parent are you, one that teaches both the child and dog respect for each other? This couple has done their due diligence!!

Just another reason we do not recommend punishing your dog for aggressive behaviour. Shouting, scolding or physically reprimanding them will not cure this con...dition. It is more likely to create a fear of falling asleep as your dog worries whether they will be unexpectedly woken and punished. Dogs will not be able to associate the reaction to the punishment as it was not conscious or deliberate. They will associate sleeping with the punishment. -Emma Bowdrey See more

Best part of the day is snuggling up with these guys

Three little cuties, three weeks old.

Just another reason we do not recommend punishing your dog for aggressive behaviour. Shouting, scolding or physically reprimanding them will not cure this con...dition. It is more likely to create a fear of falling asleep as your dog worries whether they will be unexpectedly woken and punished. Dogs will not be able to associate the reaction to the punishment as it was not conscious or deliberate. They will associate sleeping with the punishment. -Emma Bowdrey See more

Here is a good video : https://youtu.be/dU4tfOdTvnE

Two handsome males still available to qualified homes. PM Invictus or Marlene directly for info.

Some great ideas while laying low at home

Our latest set of eye exams are all CLEAR!

It all makes sense... woof woof

A little humour in this unnerving time.

2 gorgeous males are available. CKC registered, 1st vaccines, dewormed, cropped, docked and wonderful personalities!!

Our very own Torsten earns meme status

We LOVE getting updates from our puppy parents. Heres little Zoë settling in to her new home beautifully. Littermates still available to approved homes.

Still a couple puppies available to approved applicants. Ready to go home next week!

German Pinscher coming in at #9! https://www.thesprucepets.com/healthiest-dog-breeds-4797081

Congratulations to Leila on her first three point major in the USA. Huge thank you to Amy Issleib for her handling and presentation.

Invictus Odyssey (proud father to the Wonders puppies) took Best of Opposite this weekend in conformation trial.

Great weekend at the Wildwood Kennel Conformation Trial. Our girl Farah (Ch. Supervictus Fast Furious Farah) took Best of Breed both Sat & Sun. Congratulations to Superlative German Pinschers's Superlative Ms B Haven who took Best Puppy both Sat & Sun.

Invictus Wonders puppies at 3 weeks, 4 days old

Great article published by the Canadian Kennel Club. https://www.ckc.ca//Marc/How-To-Spot-A-Responsible-Breeder

Invictus, it came from Invictus

Good morning, milk bars open

Today the Invictus Wonders litter is 2 weeks, 2 days old. They are opening their eyes frequently and moving around more easily. The Males are orange, green, blue & yellow collars. The Females are purple, red and grey collars. The puppies will be ready for visitors shortly and applications may be obtained via private message. ... Ready to go home the first week in March.

Wow! The German Pinscher made Breed of the Day

Warning: Watch out for Candy Canes containing Xylitol. https://www.wideopenpets.com/xylitol-poisoning-dangerous-/