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American Kennel Club - Standard Schnauzer

Dogs that are shy or appear to be highly nervous should be seriously faulted and dismissed from the ring.
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Dogs measuring over or under these limits must be faulted in proportion to the extent of the deviation.
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Feet small and compact, round with thick pads and strong black nails.
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The total length of the head is about one half the length of the back measured from the withers to the set-on of the tail.
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The brisket must descend at least to the elbows and ascend gradually to the rear with the belly moderately drawn up.
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The height at the highest point of the withers equals the length from breastbone to point of rump.
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Standard Schnauzer Information and Pictures, Standard Schnauzers

This quickly helped set type and made them a distinct breed from the German Pinscher.
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Clip out knots and brush first with the grain, then against the grain to lift the coat.
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The Schnauzer name derived from the German word "Schnauze", which means "muzzle".
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Coat colors come in solid black and salt and pepper.
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Health Problems Some are prone to hip dysplasia and tumors.
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If you are concerned about shedding ask the breeder if the parents of the dog you are going to adopt sheds.
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Standard Schnauzer Dogs

Relatively healthy, they can sometimes develop eye problems like cataracts.
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Standard Schnauzer History The Standard Schnauzer, which dates back to 15th-century Germany, is the standard that created both the Miniature Schnauzer and the Giant Schnauzer.
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You might want to occasionally trim their beards as well.
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And—don’t forget—they are world-class watchdogs, showing determination with a sense of control.
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Schnauzers will bark when they sense a threat to the household, but they won’t make random or excessive noise.
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Standard Schnauzer Dogs | eHow.com

The name "schnauzer" comes from the German "schnauze", which means beard or mustache.
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Temperament and Training The Standard Schnauzer is very intelligent and is not a nervous dog.
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The New Dog Encyclopedia states that Standard Schnauzers may have evolved as a cross between spitz and guarding dogs.
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They make good companion animals and usually respond well to obedience training.
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This breed is smart and obedient and acts as a good companion dog.
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Coat This dog's coat is very dense and very wiry.
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Standard Schnauzer Dog Breed Profile Information, Pictures, Traits ...

High Intelligence more info Dogs who were bred for jobs that require decision making, intelligence, and concentration, such as herding livestock, need to exercise their brains, just as dogs who were bred to run all day need to exercise their bodies.
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However, shedding does vary greatly among the breeds: Some dogs shed year-round, some "blow" seasonally -- produce a snowstorm of loose hair -- some do both, and some shed hardly at all.
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Low Drooling Potential more info Drool-prone dogs may drape ropes of slobber on your arm and leave big, wet spots on your clothes when they come over to say hello.
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Then place your hands on his back, thumbs along the spine, with the fingers spread downward.
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Moderate Sensitivity level more info Some dogs will let a stern reprimand roll off their backs, while others take even a dirty look to heart.
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Trim his nails once or twice a month, as needed.
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Standard Schnauzer Club of America Web Site

We conduct licensed specialty shows under the rules of the American Kennel Club.
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Standard Schnauzer Club of America Web Site Where We Are Standard Schnauzer Club members are all over the world.
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Click here to find a Standard Schnauzer breeder in your neck of the woods.
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Standard Schnauzer Dog Breed Profile

Temperament: The Standard Schnauzer gets along great with familiar children, dogs, and other pets, but is wary and cautious with people and animals it does not know.
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It can live in an apartment provided it is exercised sufficiently.
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‘small beard’ in German) are named after an actual dog, ‘Schnauzer’ who lived in Germany in the 1870’s, but the breed itself existed as far back as the Middle Ages.
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They are versatile, and can learn a variety of activities such as hunting, retrieving, and herding.Activity: The Standard Schnauzer's exercise needs are average.
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Training must be fair and consistent and should not be overly repetitious.
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The coat is longer on the chin and face, forming eyebrows and a beard.
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Adopt a Standard Schnauzer | Dog Breeds | Petfinder

Definite evidence of the breed exists from as early as the 14th century; even then, he was appreciated as a household pet and hunting companion.
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Standard Schnauzer Dog Care The standard schnauzer needs daily exertion, either a long walk on leash, a vigorous game or an off-lead outing in a safe area.
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The breed was initially classified as a terrier, but he was later reclassified as a working dog.
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Copyright © 1998, 2005 by Barron's Educational Series, Inc. based on ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DOG BREEDS by D.
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Standard Schnauzer Dog Health Major concerns: none Minor concerns: CHD, follicular dermatitis Occasionally seen: none Suggested tests: hip Life span: 12-14 years Dogs Related to the Standard Schnauzer Giant Schnauzer Miniature Schnauzer Airedale Terrier Irish Terrier Kerry Blue Terrier Lakeland Terrier Interested in the history of the Standard Schnauzer dog breed?
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Standard Schnauzer - Dog Breeds - Dog.com

It is always docked to not less than one inch or more than two inches The ears are set high.
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He was such a superior animal that his name became generic for the entire breed.
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The two extremes are believed to have sprung from the middle or standard size which is at least five hundred years old.
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They can be either cropped and erect or natural and folded Personality: A serious minded worker.
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Enjoys joining in rough and tumble activities Not only intelligent, but trainable Coat: Tight, hard, wiry and as thick as possible, it is composed of a soft, close undercoat and a harsh outer coat Allowed colors are pepper-and-salt or pure black.
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Standard Schnauzer - Puppies for Sale, Dogs for Sale, Dog Breeders

Time for these dogs is simply more chances to play games.
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Trim around the eyes and ears with blunt-nosed scissors and clean whiskers after meals.
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They were originally used as an all-purpose farm dog and were good ratters.
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These dogs are very intelligent and love to figure things out.
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Before making a purchase talk to the breeder, ask them many questions about their dogs and the breed in general.
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Fundamental requirements for a being a good Standard Schnauzer owner; properly feed your new dog, house them comfortably train them in basic obedience.
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Standard Schnauzer : Dog Breed Selector : Animal Planet

Only after World War II did it gain more public attention; even so, it has not achieved the popularity of the other schnauzers.
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Its coat is hard, wiry and thick, with a soft undercoat.
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Like the larger giant schnauzer, the standard schnauzer was also used in police work.
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Shaping is done by clipping for pets and stripping for show dogs.
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Definite evidence of the breed exists from as early as the 14th century; even then, it was appreciated as a household pet and hunting companion.
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Standard Schnauzer Breed Information & Pictures (Mittelschnauzer)

Usually described as a square shape in both body and head, the Standard Schnauzer is very muscular and athletic looking without appearing heavy or cobby.The head of the Standard Schnauzer is highly recognizable.
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In addition the hair over the eyes and around the mouth should be trimmed with blunt-ended scissors to prevent irritation to the dog.
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The Standard is the actual original size of all Schnauzer's and is actually a medium size breed that gives of an impression of a much larger and more powerful dog.
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The back legs are muscular and carried well under the hips to give a stable and balanced appearance.
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Since they are somewhat dog aggressive it may be necessary to on a leash when in public places where there may be other dog's present.
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Uncropped ears will be slightly longer and less pointed than cropped ears.The neck of the Standard Schnauzer is slightly arched and is carried straight up from the shoulders, not to the front as some breeds.
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Schnauzer (Standard) Dogs | Iams Dog Breed Guide

Thorough trimming and stripping is needed quarterly, though a person can easily learn how to do it.
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The breed has been portrayed in paintings and tapestries of several European artists, including Rembrandt and Durer, who owned one.
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The Schnauzer was developed in Germany and used to accompany coaches, as a messenger in World War I, and as a vermin hunter and guard in stables and on farms.
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Standard Schnauzer Puppies Breeders Schnauzers

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Miniature Schnauzer Information and Pictures, Miniature Schnauzers

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"Karter the liver Miniature Schnauzer at one year old.
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American Kennel Club - Miniature Schnauzer

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Note - It is generally accepted that when a full trot is achieved, the rear legs continue to move in the same planes as the forelegs, but a very slight inward inclination will occur.
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Faults - Single tracking, sidegaiting, paddling in front, or hackney action.
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Any irregular or connecting blaze or white mark in this section is considered a white patch on the body, which is also a disqualification.
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He is sturdily built, nearly square in proportion of body length to height with plenty of bone, and without any suggestion of toyishness.
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The stripped portion is free from any fading or brown tinge and the underbody should be dark.
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Standard Schnauzer DOG STATS

A native of Germany, the breed was used as a herder and an efficient farmyard ratter.
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Its highly developed senses, brains and fearless attitude make it a great watchdog, and its trainability makes it a good companion for children and adults.
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Males measure 18 to 20 inches at the shoulder, females 2 inches less.
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Other than that, weekly grooming will keep the coat in shape.
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It's strong, boisterous but biddable, and needs lots of daily outdoor exercise.
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Standard Schnauzer | Petside - Dog Breeds | Cat Breeds | Pet ...

Tags: Dogs, Standard Schnauzer, Dogs, Working Group Comments Standard Schnauzer Quick FactsThe Standard Schnauzer is devoted to his family.
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Excerpted from The Complete Dog Book For Kids © 1996, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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This versatile dog has been used to catch rats, guard farm carts, carry messages during wars, assist the Red Cross, and serve with the police.
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Their bristly beard and moustache need brushing or combing twice a week and their coats must be professionally groomed every few months.Group:Working GroupSize:MediumOrigin:Germany, GermanyColor:Black or Black and White Related Photos & Videos 8 Rules of Dog Show Etiquette Cute Pics: National Puppy Day!
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He also can retrieve, as well as guard sheep and cattle.
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A Competition Dog

Now we know - Standard Schnauzers EXCEL as herding dogs.
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"In May, 1997, the Standard Schnauzer Club of Northern California sponsored a similar test.
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ON A TRACK "The Standard Schnauzer is not only a handsome dog and an unusually intelligent companion, he is also a very impressive tracking dog.
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The main objective of rally is to produce dogs that have been trained to behave in the home, in public places, and in the presence of other dogs, in a manner that will reflect positively on the sport of rally at all times and under all conditions." IN THE AGILITY RING "Agility is one of the newest AKC events and it is open to every breed.
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Communication between handler and dog is encouraged and perfect heel position is not required, but there should be a sense of teamwork between the dog and handler.
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The dogs go through t he course off lead taking the obstacles on the handlers signal.
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Standard Schnauzer | History and Health - Pet Health | Health ...

Regardless, by the turn of the century, the breed was becoming consistently called the Standard Schnauzer.
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Training your dog makes a happier dog, and you will be happier too.
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It is some combination of working, hunting and terrier stock.
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In the mid-1800s, fanciers of the Standard Schnauzer crossed it with the black German Poodle and the gray Wolfspitz to get the rough coat and salt-and-pepper color of the breed today.
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Standard Schnauzer | petMD - Pet Health Information & Questions ...

For show dogs, shaping is done by stripping, and for Standards kept as pets, it is done by clipping.
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The Schnauzer's alert and lively expression is enhanced by its bristly whiskers, eyebrows, and mustache.
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