Mary Allen
#4 The face of the breed is characterized by a well-defined and high-domed forehead. The stop should be spherical rather than straight.
The animal has its V-shaped ears turned forward. According to the breed standard, small, pricked ears are desired.
The Affenpinscher looks at its owner with an innocent look, this effect is reinforced by the black, round lids. The straight, short bridge of the nose is also characteristic. Although the animals have an upturned lower jaw and an underbite, the teeth should not be visible when the mouth is closed. As the name suggests, the animal is reminiscent of a monkey. He looks cute with his bristly eyebrows and whiskers. The head is followed by a short neck and a slightly sloping back. It ends in a curved rod in the shape of a sickle or saber.
#5 In general, the breed adapts to the lifestyle of its owners. She feels at home in both the city and the country, provided she gets enough exercise.
The Affenpinscher is by no means suitable for couch potatoes who prefer to spend their evenings in front of the television. The lively animal appreciates long walks and hikes in nature and likes to let off steam with other animals. He likes to live out his urge to move in dog sports: Dog dancing is just one of the activities he enjoys. With his clever mind, he also learns tricks in no time at all.