The Schnauzer is an elegant and agile dog that is characterized by its great intelligence and enormous loyalty. You can find this breed in miniature, medium and giant sizes. They have a strong personality and are usually very sure of themselves, fearless and confident, many even becoming arrogant. Despite this, or perhaps because of this, their temperament is usually very stable and they are reliable and very loyal dogs.
Instructions for caring for a Schnauzer
- It is very important to socialize them from puppies so that their strong personality does not cause problems later. This way they will get along with people, with other dogs and other pets.
- When properly socialized and housebroken, Schnauzer dogs make great pets for individuals or families with older children.
- It is not the most suitable breed for families with very young children, as it can react badly to rough play by children.
- In general it is a healthy dog, but it is important that it receives preventive and curative veterinary care.
- We must provide a good healthy and balanced.
- We must accustom him from puppy to the brush, to the baths, to the dryer. Take care of your skin using a soft bristle brush.
- Consult with the veterinarian if you have any skin problem for its specific treatment.
- The hair should never be wet, this causes it to weigh down and knot.
- They usually have allergic skin problems that are difficult to cure, so it is important that you watch them carefully while you brush them.
What do you need to take care of a Schnauzer?
- Schnauzers are active dogs that need moderate physical and mental exercise, regardless of their size.
- You can have it in the garden during the day but it must sleep inside the house.
- You have to bathe him weekly and dry his hair well with a dryer at a temperature that is not too hot.
Tips for caring for a Schnauzer
- Remember that the care of the Schnauzer’s hair is essential.
- Get him used to daily brushing and a monthly bath and haircut.
- Use special shampoo for dogs, since this breed is exposed to skin allergies, which are difficult to heal.
- Don’t forget your vaccinations and veterinary control.
- Take him for a walk daily.
- You must feed them good quality food, when they are small they eat four times a day, as they grow it decreases until they reach two meals a day.
- Never give him cow’s milk.
