Before choosing a Schnauzer, you need to first understand the Schnauzer. Schnauzers are available in: mini, standard, and giant. But this difference is only in body shape and height. Their appearance and habits are indeed the same. The Schnauzer is a long-haired ornamental dog. Although it is highly resistant to disease, it does require very high grooming care. Whether it is styling or daily care, its long hair is a difficulty. For example, how to bathe a Schnauzer and so on. Therefore, you need to understand Schnauzer’s appearance standards, living habits, feeding skills, etc. through relevant books/Internet, and then determine whether it is suitable for raising it in your family life.

Observe the basic condition of Schnauzer on the spot. Hair volume, frame, appearance, temperament, health, activity level, etc. It is best to buy a Schnauzer when it is 3 months old. At this time, you can basically see the shape of Xiaoxue. A good Schnauzer should have a compact body and shoulder height, and a square shape is best. Ask the seller if the Schnauzer has been vaccinated, see how lively the Schnauzer is, how upright and upright his temperament is, whether his eyes are bright, the amount of hair is abundant, and whether the frame is strong to the touch, giving the impression of a square and solid skin. Never choose if it is too thin and has poor hair quality.

Choose a regular, well-known kennel or a family breeder. In order to make huge profits, some breeders now blindly breed Schnauzers regardless of their quality, and then rely on bragging to make money. As a result, there are now many disqualified Xiaoxue in the country. For example, bench dog (long body and short legs), toothed dog (lack of bite), rabbit ear dog (not a sign of skeletal development www.dolipet.com), etc. There are also ways to sell Standard Schnauzers and Giant Schnauzers as Miniature Schnauzers. Therefore, when preparing to buy, you must go to the kennel or individual breeder's home to check the actual condition of the puppies, including health, size, certificate, appearance of the parents, living environment, etc. Generally speaking, if the parent's bloodline and appearance meet the standards, the offspring will basically inherit these excellent bloodlines.

4. Bring a friend with experience in raising Schnauzers to see the puppies. Don’t just listen to the seller’s words. Be observant and ask the seller. When communicating with them, you should listen to whether their introduction is objective and detailed, whether they have the patience to answer your questions, and also understand whether their after-sales service is guaranteed, etc. Check out a few kennels and take a Schnauzer home.

The price of Schnauzer

About the price of Schnauzer. You must understand that you get what you pay for, there is no free pie in the world. What you need to understand is that generally, you cannot buy mini snow at the price of a standard Schnauzer! The average price of pet-level mini snow is around 1,500 for both sexes, and the price of competition-level light snow is generally more than 3,000.

The best time to buy a Schnauzer is when it is 3 months old.