Le Roc Giant Schnauzers
Giant Schnauzer's
Life expectancy: 12 - 15 years
Size: Huge
Learning Rate: High
Litter: 5 - 8 puppies
Weight: dog: 27 - 36kg
bitch: 25 - 34kg
Height: dog: 66 - 71cm
bitch: 58 - 66cm
This breed is dominant with other dogs and should be socialized extensively both with other dogs and people as a puppy. It is usually good with other pets if properly socialized.
The Schnauzer is known to do well in various sporting activities, especially defense dog trials. This energetic dog will take as much exercise as it can get, and just loves off the leash play sessions during which it can run free. At the very least, it should be given a long, brisk, daily walk. This breed needs a lot of exercise in puppy hood to prevent it from getting restless.
(Euro Puppy, 2021. online)
The Giant Schnauzer is a large, powerful, elegant, compact dog with bushy eyebrows, whiskers and a beard. This breed has a harsh, wiry outer coat and dense, soft undercoat. Ideally, the dog’s height is the same as the length, resulting in a rather square impression. It is active and energetic. (Euro Puppy, 2021. online)
The Giant Schnauzer is a devoted and good-natured companion that adapts easily to its surroundings and its owner’s lifestyle. It is very reliable and good with children. It is bold, spirited and very protective; it makes an excellent watch-dog and guard-dog. It can be fairly reserved with strangers.
The Giant Schnauzer is a dominant breed that needs firm and consistent, training with a positive attitude and plentiful rewards. The Schnauzer needs a strong confident, and patient owner. This breed is very intelligent and responsive; it is easy to train. The Schnauzer enjoys mental and physical activity; it will become bored with repetitive exercises.