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Annie
Philippines
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
I have a 5 yr old female miniature schnauzer and from experience, they are such wonderful companions. They're very sweet, playful, lovable, and intelligent. schnauzer_power@yahoo.com
I have a 5 yr old female miniature schnauzer and from experience, they are such wonderful companions. They're very sweet, playful, lovable, and intelligent. schnauzer_power@yahoo.com
"swamps42"
Colorado
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
These dogs can get much larger up to about 25 pounds. I have a mini schnauzer and he is 22 pounds. These are the greatest apartment dogs. They donot need a lot of space. All of the mini schnauzers I have had have had separation anxiety problems. This may be common in the breed.
These dogs can get much larger up to about 25 pounds. I have a mini schnauzer and he is 22 pounds. These are the greatest apartment dogs. They donot need a lot of space. All of the mini schnauzers I have had have had separation anxiety problems. This may be common in the breed.
Courtney Tully
Connecticut
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
I love Miniature Schnauzers, and I highly recommend them for anyone looking for a dog. They adapt quickly to any situation and are great companions for families or the elderly. I do need to correct the breed description, though. Mini Schnauzers come in solid black, salt & pepper, as well as black & silver. Their official size is 12 - 14 inches at the shoulder, not 13 - 14 inches. Their AKC group is not Non-Sporting, it is Terrier. Their coat can be harsh and wiry if it is stripped like the show dogs, but pet schnauzers are normally clipped and this causes the coat to be quite soft.
I love Miniature Schnauzers, and I highly recommend them for anyone looking for a dog. They adapt quickly to any situation and are great companions for families or the elderly. I do need to correct the breed description, though. Mini Schnauzers come in solid black, salt & pepper, as well as black & silver. Their official size is 12 - 14 inches at the shoulder, not 13 - 14 inches. Their AKC group is not Non-Sporting, it is Terrier. Their coat can be harsh and wiry if it is stripped like the show dogs, but pet schnauzers are normally clipped and this causes the coat to be quite soft.
Misty Wood
Georgia
Non Member
Added on Jan 1st, 2008
I've had my little Ally for 2 years now & I wouldn't trade her for anything! I decided on a mini-schnauzer because my parents have owned one (Molly) for 7 years. They have so much personality and spunk! And, on top of that, they are very cunning and clever. Ally never fails to bring a smile to my face every day! She's my little clown.
I've had my little Ally for 2 years now & I wouldn't trade her for anything! I decided on a mini-schnauzer because my parents have owned one (Molly) for 7 years. They have so much personality and spunk! And, on top of that, they are very cunning and clever. Ally never fails to bring a smile to my face every day! She's my little clown.
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We love our miniature schnauzer and she is a normally a very friendly dog, but she has one behavior issue that is puzzling. When she is picked up or jumps on a lap she growls rather ferociously. She has never bitten anyone, but she sure acts vicious in this situation.