DescriptionThe Miniature Schnauzer

Miniature Schnauzer DescriptionThe Miniature Schnauzer is a small, precisely proportioned dog with a long head, dense beard, mustache and eyebrows. Thick, prominent eyebrows and long mustaches are often trimmed to accentuate a square cut of a dog shape.

The front legs are very straight. The tail is usually anchored. The oval eyes are dark, and the v-shaped ears fold forward when it leaves nature or is cut to a point and stands upright. It has a long head, a strong snout, a well-developed black nose and scissors bite. Fur colors including salt & pepper, black, white or black & silver outer hard coat with soft undercoat.Miniature Schnauzer TemperamenVery cool and bright-eyed. Love and be smart. Energetic, affectionate, and obedient. Playful, happy and alert, they are like children. The Miniature Schnauzer enjoys the time and friendship of its owner. Without proper leadership, can be vigorous and quite aggressive dog - putting on the show of superiority without having to intend to fight. This can be quite dangerous for Schnauzer Miniature, which will challenge even a big dog, sometimes bringing more trouble to himself than he really wants. This socialization breeds well with other dogs when it is still a puppy. If properly introduced, and if the dog does not see himself as a pack leader, the Miniature Schnauzer will associate with other dogs.

They make good friends and family pets. Schnauzers tend to bark a lot, but lack yappy skin it sounds like a low-done voice-out, the sound roar. They make good guard dogs and rat catchers. They are excellent supervisors and nice to travel with. Some can be booked with strangers, but some love everyone. Socialize well. Do not allow this little dog to develop Small Dog Syndrome, a behavior caused by humans where the dog feels he is a pack leader for humans.

This can cause a wide range of behavioral problems, including, but not limited to separation anxiety, ....intentional, nervous, barky, guarding, daring and sometimes temperamental, not hesitant to attack a much larger dog. A stable mental dog, who gets enough mental and physical exercise will have a completely different personality. This is not the nature of the Schnauzer Miniature, but the behavior carried bynnbvc the waybgg th...uhg.e dog is treated by the people around him. It's all up to humans. As soon as humans start to become true pack leaders, dog behavior will change for the better.