Are Giant Schnauzers good service dogs?
Service dogs are trained to assist disabled individuals, so they may lead more independent lives. Their cousins however, the Giant Schnauzer and the Standard Schnauzer, can make good Assistance dogs. Miniature Schnauzers DO, however, make wonderful Therapy Dogs.
Is a schnauzer a good emotional support dog?
Yes. Schnauzers are a great choice to have as an emotional support canine. Schnauzers have actually been included in the list of the best psychiatric service dog breeds. Their small size and obedient nature make them a great choice for owners that need to travel often and prone to stress and anxiety.
Is the Giant Schnauzer the right dog for You?
The Giant Schnauzer is smart, but like any dog with a working background, he is an independent thinker. You must begin early teaching him to think of you as his leader. The Giant Schnauzer is not an appropriate choice for a first-time dog owner.
Where did the Giant Schnauzer breed come from?
The Giant Schnauzer was probably developed in southern Bavaria and for a long time was known as the Munchener, after the city of Munich. The Giant is the largest of the three Schnauzer breeds. He was created by German land owners who wanted a tough dog to drive their cattle.
How big are moms and dads of Giant Schnauzers?
Moms are around 70 to 90 pounds and dads are also large for the breed. All our Giant Schnauzer puppies come with AKC papers, shots up to date, vet checked, tail/dew claws done, ear crop (optional), potty training started, super dog military training started from 3 days of age, and spoiled rotten…
How often should I take my Giant Schnauzer for a walk?
Giant Schnauzers are energetic and athletic, and they enjoy long walks, jogging, and hiking on leash. Plan to take yours for at least a 20-minute walk twice a day, at a good pace, plus training practice for 20 minutes to an hour. Be aware that a Giant Schnauzer can be messy to keep.