I don't think that would be safe for the female. If you were determined to do that you should reverse the order -breed a Mini, male Schnauzer with a Standard female. You should also ask yourself what your reasons for considering this are and throughly research breeding and get a good understanding of what you are doing. Before taking a chance of doing any harm to the animals, particularly a female who is considerably smaller than a male, complete your research.
you will probably get a bunch of little schnausers that will vary in size as they mature
Ofc that’s what a lot of people do m. What would be wrong with it?
It happens in sexual intercourse. If the sperm is a male and the egg is female it will be male but if both are female, it will be female!
No, there is a condition called XXY where it is a cross over of male and female. Other than that, yes male and female are the standard.
There is something wrong with you... Even if the female is old enough.. They will never "get at it" Breeding that closely is risky. Any undesirable traits will be magnified . Please don't.
The standard weight of a American landrace is 275 for the female and 325 for the male with varying difference in the male
It depends on which one is the female and which one is the male. For example, if pelipper is the male and crobat is the female, the egg will be the zubat. If pelipper is the female and crobat is the male, then the egg will be a wingull. Basically, it will be the pokemon of the female.
If the biting happens, the male may be aggressive, or the female has a scent of another dog that he doesn't like. It could also be an indication that the male likes the female.
You get a Male Penkey or a Female Monguin!
It may affect his health...
If the male has been neutered then the female cannot get pregnant by him so it shouldn't be a problem.
Male schnauzers have reproductive organs called testes that produce sperm, while female schnauzers have ovaries that release eggs. During mating, a male schnauzer's sperm fertilizes a female schnauzer's egg, leading to pregnancy. Schnauzers give birth to litters of puppies after a gestation period of around 9 weeks.