The Giant Schnauzer originated in the countryside of Bavaria and Wurttemberg. Cattlemen there have been inspired by the more miniature Standard Schnauzer and sought to emulate them on a larger scale that could be appropriate for riding cattle. Even though not documented, they likely crossed the Standard Schnauzer with their large smooth-coated cattle driving puppies to create a wire-haired drover. Later crosses with rough-coated Sheepdogs and the Great Dane and Bouvier des Flandres possibly occurred, or even crosses with the black Poodle, Wolf Spitz, and Wirehaired Pinscher had advised. The result was a weather-tolerant, smart-looking canine capable of dealing with cattle, then called the Munchener. They later have become more famous as butchers or stockyard puppies. The puppies maintained a low profile, with little exposure until just before World War I, while they were advised to be trained as police puppies. However, they have received more headway as a pet in current years and now enjoy a modest reputation in America.

Temperement

The playful, rambunctious Giant Schnauzer can be too boisterous for small kids, even though they’re otherwise excellent with kids of their own family. They are brave and faithful to their family and reserved with strangers. They can be assertive towards different dogs. This clever and exuberant breed is a superb preference for an energetic training person looking for a companion in adventure. However, the Giant may also try to be the leader in some instances.

Upkeep

The Giant Schnauzer requires everyday exercising and daily fun. May meet Their exercise necessities with energetic games and lengthy hikes or walks. Their harsh coat desires to comb a couple of times weekly, plus shaping to 4 times yearly. An expert groomer best carries out shaping.

Health

“Major diagnosis: CHD
Minor diagnosis: OCD, gastric torsion, hypothyroidism
Occasionally seen: PRA, cataract
Suggested tests: hip, thyroid, eye
Life span: 10–12 years”

Disclaimer

Note: While the characteristics mentioned here may frequently represent this breed, dogs are individuals whose personalities and appearances will vary. Please consult the adoption organization for details on a specific pet.