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Standard Schnauzer Breed Information
Other Common Names:
Schnauzer - Standard
Description:
With its whiskers, beard and eyebrows, the Standard Schnauzer has a rather intense look. This is a medium sized dog with a rectangular shaped head, and the body gives an overall square impression.
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The Standard Schnauzer is fearless and protective |
Country of Origin:
The Standard Schnauzer originated in Germany.
Height:
Standard Schnauzer dogs range from 18 to 20 inches (46-51 cm.), bitches from 17 to 19 inches (43-48 cm.)
Weight:
Standard Schnauzer dogs range from 30 to 45 pounds (14-20 kg.), bitches from 30 to 40 pounds (14-18 kg.)
Colors:
Standard Schnauzers may be salt & pepper or solid black.
Coat:
The Standard Schnauzer's outer coat is wiry and harsh while the undercoat is dense and soft. The Standard Schnauzer must be brushed daily to avoid matting and must be trimmed in the fall and springtime. This dog breed has no doggy odor and is non-shedding.
Temperament:
A lively and protective dog breed, the Standard Schnauzer makes an excellent guard or watch dog. Standard Schnauzers can become overprotective if not properly socialized. Standard Schnauzers require confident firm owners and do best with older children.
Health Concerns:
Standard Schnauzers are generally very healthy.
Life Expectancy:
The Standard Schnauzer can be expected to live about 15 years.
Living Environment:
The Standard Schnauzer is an extremly energetic dog that loves to run free but does well in an apartment without a yard. They should be walked at least daily
AKC Group:
Standard Schnauzers are in the Working group
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