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Thank you for your comment ❤️ Wish you find a great option for your family!

Do not remember to be honest ... Ah, this purple puller we use only when we go to play outside, and it's already misses some parts 😂 If we leave Arny with it for 20 min it will gone. The only toys which are able to survive for 3-6 months - from Kong brand, black super strong balls, bones, kongs.

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Good remark, the second breed was a doberman if I remember correctly

@@my.giant.schnauzers The second primary breed was a German Wolfspitz. The standard schnauzer has been around for several centuries. These two breeds were added in the past couple of centuries to give them a gray or salt and pepper color coat. In short, to standardize the coat color and texture to help against natural elements. Different breeds were more recently added to create the miniature schnauzer, giant schnauzer, and black Russian terrier breeds.

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I believe they do with proper training, this breed is used as working dogs for police and army, but since they are heavier (weight) they a bit less jumpy and agile.

@@my.giant.schnauzers yours are pretty beautiful i doubt they are from working lines

@@rugbystories3344 Mine are probably not 😄At least their parents were not working dogs. But in general, this breed has such potential.

@@my.giant.schnauzers I want to start a breeding program. Been saving and learning for a while now. I prefer working dogs it's easier to find a working shepherd, i want to breed dogs that can win igp word championships

Sim, em alguns países é quase impossível encontrá-lo..

Heello Cota and Cota's owner! I understand, had similar fears. It's like a lottery, you never know how it is going to be with a new puppy 😅 But after 6 months in case of Syd and Arny everything went well, super happy that they have each other.

Wish you all the best with you Giant ❤️

Thank you Gregory ☺️

Спасибо большое за теплые слова ❤️

We all are free to make any decision, so happy about your dogs and your approach :)

I love it I've got one myself his name is Maximus enjoy they're a great company companion thanks Ted

Thanks, it’s two males, male with orange colar is 2.5 years older than blue one

Yes! It’s my mother-tong

I understand your point of view and respect it, but in my our case it is how it is. There is a lot of information around in this regard and reasoning. Mostly it is more about aesthetics, but positive sides can be considered as reducing chances of ears infections and reducing the risks of tail damage. Though, it’s a choice of the owner with the regulation of the country law to choose whether go for it or not. The most important is to provide a safe and loving environment with great amount of exercises for the dog 🐶

@@my.giant.schnauzers Hello, I really don't want to have controversies that may not convince you of something that for me is real, if you consider what you should do with your pets, the reality is that I can't do anything to avoid it, much less convince you, but I do want to. To tell you that the arguments you give to justify your procedure do not have any scientific basis or a serious or extensive study that supports it, it is only an aesthetic issue imposed by breeders or some dog clubs, although the practice has been known since the Roman Empire to finish my topic without want to bother you, we humans have this habit of modifying and controlling nature sometimes just for our delight, and we do not let it itself, its wisdom, create or eliminate what it considers necessary or unnecessary... by miracle it still allows us to have a brain...🤣🤣🤣

Hello, I see your point of view. Hence, no reason to keep this conversation going. Thanks for your input though!

​​@@1268Grafito В старину отрубали уши и хвосты шнауцерам, ведь они были крысоловами, чтобы избежать инфекций, крысы вполне могли постоять за себя, и защищаясь бросались на собак. Сейчас практика показывает, что шнауцеры имеют разные хвосты, и некоторые хвосты доставляют собакам неудобства (заломы, переломы), а про уши и говорить нечего, с ушами проблем хватает. Если Вам повезло, и Ваш шнауцер имеет хороший постав ушей, Вы за этим следили, и у взрослой собаки уши достаточно проветриваются, то очень здорово! Также, если повезло, и у Вашего шнауцера нет кольца, сильно закрученного, то да, всё замечательно! Но часто уши прилипают к голове, сильно закрыты, переламываются хрящи, и хвосты- кольца доставляют собакам много неудобств. А внешне такие собаки выглядят не очень, но это моё субъективное мнение. У меня было два шнауцера, оба купированные. Хвосты, купируют рано, когда болевой порог щенка минимален, а уши - один месяц осторожного обращения, и нет проблем у собаки. Так что это опять человеческий фактор, наша гуманность😂😭 - наши проблемы, и к шнауцерам не имеют отношения!!! Законы точно собакам не нужны, а уж как изображают гуманизм, собакам не важно. Для собаки важно, чтобы её любил хозяин с хвостом или без. Всем шнацерам долгой счастливой жизни рядом с любимым человеком! Всем здоровья, счастья, радости❤!

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Thank you Angela!

Thank you for your comment ❤ Warm greetings to Merlin 🐾

I believe in case of our puppy it called Tall Ears cropping. All the best with your future adventures with your puppy ❤️

I do think that this is a great practice, honestly! But since we live in the house with yard I thought that there is not a need for crate. Also, with my first giant schnauzer - Arny, we never had such issues. He learned quite fast that he needs to “show” that he wanna pee and we let him go out. Maybe in total he did it 4-5 times at home his first week with us. With Sydney it was a completely different story. He drinks a lot of water, since the first day till now. As a puppy Sydney drank twice more than Arny and he was not able to hold it more than an hour after drinking. When he reached 7 months old, problem disappeared.

Thank you for your comment! Happy you found it helpful:) wishing you all the best in moving to Portugal with your mini schnauzer ❤️ if you will be looking for a groomer, let me know, we found a good one who is specialised in this breed

Thank you so much for your comment 😊 Actually, it’s a good idea to keep font bigger and more readable for, thank you for sharing. With ticks … yea, seems that something is changing. I’m observing this year that ticks became smaller in their size, therefore, it’s much more of them this season..

Hey, thank you for the tip! Coconut oil, it is also going to smell nice. Will try to do it next time we go to the forest :) Yea, it's a big problem with ticks in our area

​@@my.giant.schnauzers гвоздичное масло, капаю прямо на ошейник. У нас много в этом году клещей.

Never had a chance to do it :)

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Your comment resonates deeply. Welcoming a large dog into your life indeed brings about significant changes, both wonderfully enriching and occasionally daunting. Personally, I can relate to the struggle of adjusting to the messiness that comes with rainy days and forest walks, particularly in the initial stages. It's a constant battle against dirt and cleaning, isn't it? 😅 I'm curious, what was the most challenging adjustment you faced with Cota?