Schnauzer
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Breed characteristics
Medium size, vigorous, more compact than thin, with harsh hair.
- Miniature Schnauzer: 30 – 36 cm.
- Standard Schnauzer: 47 – 50 cm.
- Giant Schnauzer: 65 – 70 cm.
- Miniature Schnauzer: 5 – 8.2 kg.
- Standard Schnauzer: 14 – 20 kg.
- Giant Schnauzer: 34 – 43 kg.
- Guard and company.
- From 120 to 190 g.
- From 260 to 310 g.
- From 500 to 590 g.
- His typical features are his safe temperament and his circumspect tranquility. Especially remarkable is his good character, his joy for the games and his proverbial attachment to his master. She loves children very much, she is incorruptible guardian, although not baroque.
- Germany.
- From 13 to 16 years old.
Common illnesses
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Epilepsy
Hip Dysplasia
Pancreatitis
Catarac
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Breed origins
In its beginnings the Schnauzer was used in the south of the German territory as a stable dog given its good relationship with horses. With zeal the presence of any rodent lurked and then immediately killed him, so from a very early age he was called a buzzard through the town. In the founding of the Pinscher-Schnauzer Club in the year 1895 he was enrolled as Pinscher with a rough coat.
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