The Miniature Schnauzer is a terrier dog with a body size of 12 to 14 inches. It is called the Zweiger Schnauzer in Germany and is a cross between the ordinary Schnauzer and a small dog. In the United States and Canada, the Miniature Schnauzer was once the most popular dog. Miniature Schnauzer belongs to a kind of terrier. They are energetic and lively. Their appearance and personality are very similar to their cousin, the standard Schnauzer, alert and lively. Disadvantages: Toy-like, too thin or rough.
Schnauzer Morphological Characteristics Edit The head is strong, rectangular, and long; it narrows slightly from the ears through the eyes to the nose. The ears are high, well developed, and of medium thickness. If cropped, they should be erect, V-shaped, folded forward, and the inner edges close to the cheeks. The eyes are medium-sized, dark brown, oval, and pointed forward. The nose is large, black and full. The muzzle is strong, parallel to the skull and the same length as the skull. The end of the muzzle is blunt wedge-shaped, with exaggerated bristles and whiskers. It gives the entire head a rectangular appearance. A full mouth of white teeth, a strong and perfect scissor bite. The neck is strong, of medium thickness and length, in an elegant arc, and merges briefly with the shoulders. The back is strong and solid. The chest is moderately wide, the ribs are well expanded, and if viewed in cross section, they should be oval in front. The thighs are thick and the hind knees are well angled. The second thigh, from knee to hock, is parallel to the extended line of the neck. The paws are small, compact and round, with thick pads and very strong black nails. Toes close together, slightly arched (cat feet) with toes pointing straight forward.
Miniature Schnauzer is easy-going
Miniature Schnauzer: obedient and friendly. Miniature Schnauzers are also quite obedient to their owners, but if they are spoiled too much, they will easily go too far. Be careful not to be too submissive to them during the teaching process. Although they are small, they will use a very loud bark to warn their owners of intrusion when outsiders invade.
Miniature Schnauzer will be very enthusiastic to play with adults or children as long as they are past the alert period, and can also get along well with most pets, but don't let it get along with pets that are too small, as it may think it is prey and show some capture behavior.
The Schnauzer is easy-going and quiet. Although the dog is large in size, it is more obedient to its owner after long-term cooperation with humans and domestication. And because it is a working dog, the dog can complete the owner's various commands and serve the owner. At the same time, Schnauzers are relatively kind to strangers and other animals. If there are other small animals at home, there is no need to worry about whether they can live peacefully with them. Therefore, from the overall character of the dog, families who want to raise this dog do not have to worry about whether the Schnauzer is obedient.
Miniature Schnauzer's Personality Advantages
The typical Miniature Schnauzer should be smart, lively, obedient, alert, brave, and obedient. It is friendly, intelligent, willing to please its owner, strong, energetic, loyal and trustworthy. Because Miniature Schnauzers get along well with children and most pets, they are very suitable to grow up with children. However, because Miniature Schnauzers were once used to catch mice, they should not be allowed to get along with small pets. They may attack or even kill them.
Miniature Schnauzers are excellent guard dogs. They use their voices to warn people who come to the house; however, because of their friendly personality, they are not suitable as guard dogs.
Miniature Schnauzers like to exercise and play, and should exercise outdoors regularly. The coat should be combed every day and trimmed in spring and autumn. The hair on the ears, cheeks and head should be appropriately cut short to keep the coat clean and beautiful.
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