Schnauzer

A sturdy, bearded breed with a spirited heart.

Schnauzers come in miniature, standard, and giant sizes, all known for their intelligence, alertness, and whiskered faces. Originally bred in Germany for guarding and ratting, they are versatile companions suited to families and active individuals.

Quick Facts

SizeMedium
Breed GroupUtility
Lifespan10–12 Years
Exercise NeedsUp to 1 hour per day
TrainabilitySchnauzers are smart and generally eager to please, making them trainable with consistent, engaging methods.
Grooming NeedsLow
SheddingYes
Barking TendencyMedium
TemperamentAlert, spirited, and loyal. They are often protective and make excellent family watchdogs.

Available Schnauzers

3 dogs available
Asta, a 2 years old male Schnauzer X Poodle available for adoption from Guardian Angels Dog Rescue in Kent

Guardian Angels Dog Rescue

Asta

Kent
SexMale
Age2 years
BreedSchnauzer X Poodle

Hi my name is AstaI am a boy Schnoodle – Schnauzer X PoodleI am NeuteredI’m still a baby at 1 1/2 years oldMicrochippedVaccinated but not up to dateNo aggression, friendly, very submissive. Loves cuddles, his favourite place is between two peopleI Love long walks and exerciseI get a bit Excitable with visitors to the home but I do calm down. I am still a young boy and can sometimes be little disobedientGets on well with other animals and childrenKnow basic commands but still requires some training. Has started off lead training.House trainedCrate trainedKids 10+CT postcodeFill the form in www.guardianangelsdogrescue.co.uk

Edwina, a 4 years old female Schnauzer available for adoption from Many Tears Animal Rescue in Wales

Many Tears Animal Rescue

Edwina

Wales
SexFemale
Age4 years
BreedSchnauzer

23-03-26 Edwina has come to us from a breeder and is now looking for her forever home. She is a worried little girl who is understandably feeling quite overwhelmed at the moment, but she is coming out of her shell each day. She is happy to be handled and will settle on your lap for a little fuss. At the moment she seems happiest sitting quietly and watching the world go by as she takes everything in at her own pace.Edwina would benefit from a calm and quiet home where she can continue to build her confidence slowly. She will need at least one other kind and confident resident dog in her new home who can offer her reassurance and help show her the way as she settles in.She has never lived in a home before, so she will need patient and understanding adopters as she learns all about home life and new skills like house training. She is learning to walk on a lead and harness but this is still very new to her.With time, kindness and reassurance, we believe Edwina will grow in confidence and begin to truly blossomEdwina has a travel document.Edwina has been given the Gift of Life by Paula Elliott