The Schnauzer is a very popular pet dog and companion dog today, and its IQ is also very high. However, many novice buyers will inevitably take detours and buy a sick Schnauzer or a Schnauzer that is not a purebred, and in the end The most important thing is whether it is healthy.

1. Eyes are bright, flexible and lively. Use sounds on the left and right sides of the head to determine whether your Little Schnauzer's hearing is normal.

2. The nose is moist, the eyes, ears, and nose are clean and free of secretions, and there is no odor in the ears.

3. The color of eye mucosa, oral mucosa and tongue is red but without bloodshot eyes.

4. There should be no baldness, dander, ectoparasites (insects) or itching in the fur on the entire body of the Miniature Schnauzer, including the limbs and tail.

5. Let the Little Schnauzer stand and touch its whole body. The ribs should be palpable but not clearly visible; the abdomen should not be excessively enlarged or distended; there should be no lumps in the center of the lower abdomen and groin (to avoid "hernia") .

6. Gently lift the Little Schnauzer’s tail to make sure the area around the anus and tail are clean.

7. By playing with the Schnauzer, running and jumping, the little Schnauzer can move normally and flexibly without lameness.

The price difference between sick and healthy Schnauzers cannot be seen at a glance, so we need to spend time to distinguish them carefully. Many owners always look at the appearance when choosing a Schnauzer, which makes it easy to be confused and misled. In fact, it is very simple to tell whether a Schnauzer is healthy. As long as we follow the above method, once we find that it is consistent with the above content, we can directly eliminate this option.