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Schnauzer (Miniature)
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The Schnauzer originated in Germany and acquired his name from the German words "schnauze" (snout or muzzle) and "schnauzbart" (moustache). As the name suggests, all three of the Schnauzer breeds are endowed with abundant facial furnishings. By far the most popular of the three varieties, and a perfect scaled-down version of the other two, is the Miniature Schnauzer. He was developed as a small farm dog, in particular being used as a barnyard ratter. His temperament combines high spirits, absolute reliability, strength, endurance and vigour. Very friendly with everyone he knows, including children, he nevertheless makes an excellent guard dog and watchdog when the occasion demands, as well as being an outstanding companion. Left in the rough, the Schnauzer has a fairly ragged appearance, but shaped and trimmed he looks spectacular. Few breeds repay care and attention to grooming as much as he does. His neat size and clean habits make him the ideal dog for the home.
Ideal height: Dogs 35.6cm
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For further information on this breedand where to obtain a puppy contact:Australian Capital Territory ACT Canine Association Inc Phone: (02) 6241 4404 New South Wales Schnauzer Club of NSW Inc Mr S Williams, Ph: (02) 9837 1048 Northern Territory The North Australian Canine Association Inc. Phone: (08) 8984 3570 Email: naca1@bigpond.com Queensland Canine Control Council (Queensland) Phone: (07) 3252 2661 Email: dogsqld@powerup.com.auSouth Australia The Schnauzer Club of SA Inc Mrs B Coombs 8347 1261 Tasmania Tasmanian Canine Association Inc Phone: (03) 6272 9443 Email: tca@iprimus.com.au Victoria Schnauzer Club of Victoria Inc. Puppy Officer : Dorothy Becker (03) 5962 5327 E-mail : schnauzerclub@hotmail.com Western Australia Canine Association of Western Australia (Inc) Phone: (08) 9455 1188 Email:k9@cawa.asn.au |
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