Schnauzer Puppies for sale

2 Schnauzer Puppies for sale

The Schnauzer is a medium-sized dog that is larger than the Miniature Schnauzer and much smaller than the Giant Schnauzer. They are known as Standard Schnauzers in the US, and these charming dogs have become a popular companion and family pet on both sides of the Atlantic and elsewhere in the world. These handsome looking dogs have found their way into the hearts and homes of many people for many good reasons, as the Schnauzer is a charming dog that has an even and friendly nature, which makes it such a wonderful pet to have around.

Read our Schnauzer Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

KC reg Male standard schnauzer Puppies.Ready now.

Schnauzer

8 weeksAge

2Sex

£1,500Price

Male pepper and salt standard schnauzer puppies available for new adventures, reared in the family home. KC reg, vet checked, 1st vaccine,wormed , ID chipped.Will leave with comprehensive puppy pack

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Derby, Derby

325

Stunning miniature Schnoodle puppies

Schnoodle

7 weeksAge

42Sex

£1,000Price

I’m a star rated licensed breeder who puts all my love and care into breeding my gorgeous Schauzer. The Schnoodle pups are very well socialised and cuddly. Both parents are DNA health checked. Mum is

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Herne Bay, Kent

FAQs

Are Schnauzers good family dogs?

Schnauzers are generally excellent family dogs as they are loyal, playful, affectionate, and good with children. They form strong bonds with their families and enjoy being involved in family activities, making them loving companions and effective watchdogs due to their protective nature. However, their strong personalities require consistent training and socialization to manage their assertiveness and guarding instincts.

Do Schnauzers bark a lot?

Yes, Schnauzers tend to be very vocal and bark frequently due to their history as ratters and guard dogs. They use barking, growling, and grumbling to communicate and alert their owners to perceived threats, which can make them quite noisy. Early and consistent training can help control excessive barking, but they might not be the best choice for noise-sensitive environments.

What are the downsides of owning a Schnauzer?

The downsides of owning a Schnauzer include their stubborn and headstrong nature which can make training challenging, a tendency to be protective or territorial which may lead to aggression if not properly socialized, and their high energy levels requiring plenty of mental and physical stimulation to avoid boredom-related misbehaviour. Additionally, they can be prone to separation anxiety and their frequent barking might be an issue for some households.

How much maintenance do Schnauzers require?

Schnauzers are moderately to highly maintenance dogs; they need regular grooming to maintain their distinctive wiry coat, including trimming and brushing. They also require daily mental and physical exercise to remain happy and well-behaved, along with consistent training and socialization to manage their intelligence and energy effectively. Proper care ensures they stay healthy and well-adjusted pets.