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The Miniature Schnauzer
The Miniature Schnauzer is a wonderfully friendly and lively companion: intelligent, curious, alert, spirited and courageous. He is playful and affectionate, learns quickly, and does not shed (which makes him suitable for most people allergic to dogs). The size is handy (between 12 and 14 inches over the shoulders), and he’s a joy to bring everywhere. There are three officially approved colors: salt/pepper (grey), black/silver (black with white feet and beard), and solid black. Any other colors are a result of mixed breeding!
A Miniature Schnauzer should never be overaggressive, timid, shy or vicious. He is successfully used in obedience, agility, and earthdog trials. He will easily adapt to your lifestyle: if you live in the city where space and room for exercise is limited he will adjust, if you live in the country or like to go for long walks he is an excellent companion and will have no problems keeping up with you.
The Miniature Schnauzer needs to be kept as part of the family. He should not be left alone for long hours on a regular basis. He wants to live as part the family and come along whenever something happens.
Axcium Miniature Schnauzer
Miniature Schnauzers since 1988!
54 American Champions, 10 Grand Champions, 3 Bronze Grand Champions, 2 Agility Champions and numerous International Champions carry the Axcium prefix. Our dogs also compete in obedience and agility, and are excellent family companions.
If you are interested in a puppy, take time to read about the Miniature Schnauzer to make sure this is the right breed for you. Please note that this website is for informational purposes only, we do not sell puppies online.
Do you have questions about your miniature schnauzer puppy? Do you wonder how much grooming a miniature schnauzer needs? Check our our schnauzer FAQ pages for frequently asked questions about the Miniature Schnauzer. Here you will also find lots of information and helpful articles about how to train your schnauzer puppy, like house breaking or crate training.
