While they may be the smallest in the Schnauzer family, they are confident, sociable and determined, which explains why they have become the world’s favourite Schnauzers.

A Schnauzer through and through, with the temperament and behaviour of a small dog. Intelligence, endurance and vigilance make Miniature Schnauzers great family dogs, patient with children and other animals at home. Their adaptable nature means that they will easily settle into any new family and are perfectly suited to live in apartments.
Source: key facts and characteristics sourced from Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI)

Breed specifics
• Size category: Small
• Average life expectancy: 12–15 years
• Determined / Intelligent / Confident / Alert / Even-tempered

Key facts
• Makes a great family dog
• Makes a great guard dog
• Garden not essential

Origins of the breed
The standard Schnauzer has been a feature in German history from at least the 14th century. It is thought that their miniature counterparts were developed by crossing the original with Affenpinschers. Others believe that poodles and other black spitz types were involved in the development of this dog. The first Miniature Schnauzer was registered in Germany in 1898 and has since made a name for themselves as loving companion dogs.

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Urinary tract health - Helps maintain a healthy urinary system. Encourage your dog to drink in order to promote urine dilution.
Intense coat colour - This formula contains optimal levels of specific amino acids to help maintain the coat’s natural colour.

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