To properly care for your 3-month-old miniature schnauzer, make sure to provide a balanced diet, regular exercise, grooming, socialization, training, and regular veterinary check-ups. Keep your puppy safe, provide plenty of love and attention, and establish a routine for feeding, potty breaks, and playtime.
Get the best pet care advice from your veterinarian.
once all the puppies are out you should make sure they are all suckling of the mother dog and there is no placenta on your Schnauzer's, They should be the size of a full grown mouse maybe bigger. If your Schnauzer has complications during the birth ring your local veterinarian immediately!!!!
Miniature Schnauzers are intelligent, playful, and good with children, making them great family pets. However, they can be prone to separation anxiety and may bark a lot if not trained properly. Regular grooming is needed to maintain their characteristic wiry coat.
Lots of care and love. Make sure he/she is fed well, but not too much. Make it feel comfortable in your home. After all, he's/she's only been on this planet for 3 months.
To properly care for your 3-month-old mini schnauzer, make sure to provide a balanced diet, regular exercise, grooming, socialization, training, and veterinary care. Feed them high-quality puppy food, exercise them daily, groom their coat regularly, socialize them with people and other animals, train them using positive reinforcement, and schedule regular vet check-ups and vaccinations.
To care for your miniature schnauzer, provide a balanced diet, regular exercise, grooming (including brushing and occasional trimming), regular vet check-ups, and dental care. Make sure to also provide mental stimulation and socialization opportunities for a happy and healthy pet.
It all depends on what the Schnauzer went through during early life and the size/weight/color of it. Many people sell the smaller and party colored schnauzer for more than regular sized and black and silver or salt and pepper schnauzer. Also, if it got and medicine at a young age it will cost more. Where i help out we sell Schnauzers for $350-400, while at a pet shop sells for $500-700 for one.
Depends on how ya look at it.
Mostly the same as a regular or draft horse. They are capable of living longer than a larger horse (in some cases, up to 40 years). This is a fantastic basic site full of information on details of miniature horse care: http:/wwwzperiodztheminiaturehorsezperiodzcom/generalcarezperiodzhtm
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yes you can very properly care for them in an apartment
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