Are Giant Schnauzers good for first time owners?

Because of their large size and larger-than-life personality, the giant schnauzer is not a dog suited to first–time owners or those who are unable to follow a consistent obedience training schedule.

Are Schnauzers good at swimming?

Mini Schnauzers aren’t generally good swimmers and should be supervised near water.

What it’s like living with a Giant Schnauzer?

The Giant Schnauzer is an extremely intelligent, large, energetic, strongly territorial dog whose life is oriented totally toward his owners. If he is the right dog for you, he is one of the most rewarding breeds to own, but, remember, this is also a demanding breed, and SHOULD NOT be casually added to a household.

Do Schnauzers love their owners?

Although some breeds attach themselves to one person fast, schnauzers love and appreciate all members of their family.

What is a Giant Schnauzer?

The Giant Schnauzer should resemble, as nearly as possible, in general appearance, a larger and more powerful version of the Standard Schnauzer, on the whole a bold and valiant figure of a dog.

What should I expect from a Giant Schnauzer?

Some lines are “harder-tempered” (bold, serious, vigorous) while others are much sweeter and more mellow. But in general, when you acquire a Giant Schnauzer puppy, you should expect him to mature into an athletic, energetic dog who plays hard and needs a mile or two of walking and/or running each day.

What are the colors for a Giant Schnauzer?

The colors for a giant schnauzer can be solid black or salt and pepper. Every shade of coat has a dark facial mask to emphasize the expression; the color of the mask harmonizes with the shade of the body coat.

Are Giant Schnauzers aggressive to strangers?

Most Giant Schnauzers have protective instincts toward strangers. They need extensive exposure to friendly people so they learn to recognize the normal behaviors of “good guys.” Then they can recognize the difference when someone acts abnormally. Without careful socialization, they may be suspicious of everyone, which could lead to aggression.