Miniature Pinschers at Swancor Kennels

30/07/2025

11/06/2025

Americans from South Africa!

26/12/2024

Another very lucky Swancor Miniature Pinscher!

16/08/2024

The decline in new Miniature Pinscher breeders in South Africa can indeed be linked to several specific factors:

Lack of New Imported Dogs: The decline in importing new Miniature Pinschers can lead to a limited gene pool within the country. Without new genetic material, inbreeding becomes more likely, which can exacerbate health issues in the breed. The difficulty or expense of importing dogs, due to stringent import regulations, high costs, or logistical challenges, discourage new breeders from entering the market.

Inbreeding and Health Problems: A limited gene pool often results in inbreeding, which can lead to a rise in genetic health issues within the breed. These health problems can deter potential breeders, as managing these issues requires extensive knowledge, resources, and a commitment to ethical breeding practices. The prevalence of health issues can also reduce demand for the breed, as potential buyers may become wary of the risks associated with in**ed dogs.

Extraordinary Prices Charged by Breeders: The high cost of purchasing a Miniature Pinscher from established breeders may limit the accessibility of the breed to a broader audience. Additionally, potential pet owners might opt for other, less expensive breeds or adopt from shelters, further reducing the demand for Miniature Pinschers and dissuading new breeders.

09/03/2024

"Dr. Carna Prinsloo's spoiled Swancor Miniature Pinschers."

26/12/2023

Swancor Red Scarlett is proudly owned by Adv. Wendy Greeff

03/10/2023

"Loyalty at its best! Thanks, Colleen, for the pic you shared."

15/09/2023

What a nice gift from Mrs Colleen Flight! Thanks Colleen.

15/08/2023

Swancor Black Bibi now one year old.

15/08/2023

Swancor Black Bibi as a puppy and ...