The Standard Schnauzer (often called just the Schnauzer) is a working breed. They have bushy eyebrows, a distinct beard and wiry coat. The breed is thought to have first appeared during the Middle Ages. They were initially bred for herding, ca...

// The Standard Schnauzer can live in an apartment as it can get most of her exercise needs indoors. They are very protective dogs and should be socialized to people, pets and situations when young. They generally get along with other dogs and p...

Temperament: This is an intelligent dog that will make a great loyal family member. The Standard Schnauzer has good guarding instincts and will protect the family and home. They are easy to train and are good with children. You do need to be a goo...

One of my favorite breed of dogs is the Schnauzer. With their long snout, full beard, and arched brows, they truly have a unique look unlike any other breed. Maintaining your pooches unique appeal can be a time consuming task, however Schnauzer do...

The Standard Schnauzer is a medium sized breed of dog with a square build and a think, coarse coat. They are intelligent, playful and energetic, and make excellent guard dogs. Full grown, they weigh between 30 and 45 pounds. Physically: What a Sta...

Do you have to start grooming your Schnauzer dog but you don't really know how you can do this? If this is the case then don't worry because I will give you all the tips that you need to successfully groom your schnauzer. Schnauzer Grooming Tips 1...

Depending upon the climate in which an owner lives, a Standard Schnauzer can adapt easily to both indoor and outdoor life. The Standard Schnauzer is an extremely athletic dog breed which needs to receive plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. ...

Description: The Standard Schnauzer is of medium build and square in appearance. Here we see a smaller version of the Giant Schnauzer. The skull is modestly broad. The Standard Schnauzer head is long and rectangular in shape. Lips, and the large n...

A Schnauzer is a German breed of dog. The name comes from the German word for snout because of the dogs' distinctively furry muzzles. The AKC generally subdivides these dogs into three breeds by size: Miniature which is less than 15 inches at the ...