Giant Schnauzers were used, along with German Shepherds, as messenger, guard and police dogs in Germany during and after WWII. They are extremely alert, intelligent and loyal, so they can certainly be trained for protective service.
Schnauzers are good for many things. They were used as guard dogs and child companions (they are great with young children). Also, some people used them as mice catchers.
In the earliest day of the giant schnauzer they worked at farms where they served as supervisors of horse and cart (herdingdogs and protectors of property) . The giant schnauzers used to live with the horses and other animals in the stables so they are generally good with horses and other animals. Of course you can't just put an adult giant schnauzer with a strange horse, but when they grow up together (with caution!) there shouldn't be a problem.
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It really does not matter. Just choose the name describe your schnauzer.
Schnauzers came from Germany, it first started with the standard schnauzer in the beginning of the 1800's breeding it with bigger dogs and smaller dogs which is what you see today. Their are 3 types of schnauzers the Giant Schnauzer, The Standard Schnauzer, and the Miniature Schnauzer. The 3 didn't get classified as different breed until about 60 years later.
They're very good at police work. They're good trackers and good at personal protection. They're smart and easy to train. They're loyal and fearless.
No.
Obviously this is a personal preference, but I would say no.
Well it may take a long time and long while of training. However most of the time you have to do it when they are young. If not then you may want to intervene so they don't fight. Good luck. No easy answer. sorry!
I used to have a giant schnauzer. She was about 70-80 ish pounds and was the runt of her litter. They are fairly large dogs and can weigh up to and even over 100 pounds and can be around 25-30 inches at the shoulder area. They are extremely powerful dogs, very solidly built but in my history of owning schnauzers, I have never had a fat or even chubby schnauzer. They tend to be lean and muscular. My schnauzer was able to easily reach an average height dining table but a proper sized one would definitely be alb to. They are large dogs but they don't seem so, maybe because they are so solid and not out of proportion, possibly the tail makes them seem smaller? But yeah, they can be big but are the greatest breed ever. Good for active lifestyles, mine have been great with children and very calm animals overall. :)
Nooooooooooooo! that pup is obese! i have a two yr old mini schnauzer that ways that much. if i were u i would cut way down on their food our go to ur vet and ask him/her about it. When Sam ( my mini schnauzer) was that old she weighed about 8 pounds. good luck with ur pup.
Good they help you out.A police officer (also known as a policeman or policewoman) is a warranted employee of a police force. Police officers are generally responsible for apprehending criminals , maintaining public order, and preventing and detecting crimes. Police officers are sworn to an oath, and are granted the power to arrest and imprison suspects, along with other practices.Some police officers may also be trained in special duties such as; counter-terrorism, surveillance, child protection, VIP protection, and investigation techniques into major crime, such as fraud, rape, murder or drug trafficking.