You often hear your giant schnauzers’ bark, howl, and growl, but do you know what it means? Let’s try to understand each dog sounds so you can communicate effectively with your canine companion. What does it mean when giant schnauzers bark? Barking is the most common and natural way of communication for dogs. They do this because: 1. They are bored.  Dogs if left alone for long periods of time can become bored and they bark because they are not happy. 2. They are protective. Have you noticed when someone, whether a human or another dog approaches a place where your dog considers it as his ..read more

7 Human foods that are safe for dogs  Many pet parents feed human foods to their giant schnauzers from time to time. It is not recommended to give human foods to your giant schnauzer as owners must keep in mind that a dog’s digestive system is different from humans. If you are wondering what human foods are safe for giant schnauzers, we have got you covered. The article sheds light on human foods that many giant schnauzers love and can eat! Peanut butter Giant Schnauzers love peanut butter and for good reason. It is tasty and a good source of protein, vitamin B and E, and niacin. That sai ..read more

6 Foods That Are Toxic To Giant Schnauzers It’s a good idea to learn which foods are toxic or are harmful before giving them to your dog. Although it can be tempting to give your dog human food, some foods aren’t only unhealthy for dogs, but can actually be toxic.   1. Chocolate Most people know that chocolate is toxic to dogs, but they’re not sure why. Chocolate contains a stimulant called theobromine as well as substances called methylxanthines. Theobromine and methylxanthines can cause panting, excessive thirst, vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, seizures, and, in some cases, kidney failu ..read more

  WHAT AGE SHOULD I START GETTING MY GIANT SCHNAUZER PUPPY GROOMED? If you’re wondering ‘what age should I start getting my puppy groomed,’ the following information should help you. First, congrats on the newest member of the family! Having a new puppy in the house is a wonderful time to explore a fun and engaging relationship. It’s not all laughs and giggles, though. To ensure your pup gets the right social behaviors in place, a bit of proactive training is required. This requires patience and positive reinforcement. This is especially true of professional services like grooming, pet-s ..read more

Jumpstart your puppy’s immune system. In their first year of life, giant schnauzer puppies will need to visit their veterinarian numerous times to get vaccinated for and become immunized against potentially fatal, yet preventable infectious diseases. The worst of these are Distemper and Parvo. The timing and interval between booster vaccinations is critical to ensure your giant schnauzer puppy is protected, as their mother’s antibodies can interfere with a vaccination’s ability to mount your puppy’s own immune response. Giant Schnauzer puppies need a series of vaccinations to allow their immun ..read more

For us humans, bathing and showering are done on a regular basis. But you might be wondering, how often do I bathe my giant schnauzers? What are the basic things to keep in mind when giving them a bath? Here’s what you need to know. How often can I bathe my giant schnauzers? Giant schnauzers just like any dogs are natural-born groomers, they tend to clean themselves up by licking their bodies, including their paws and genitals. However, bathing is still important to keep your furry friend’s coat and skin healthy and free from parasites and bugs. The frequency will depend on the following facto ..read more

It’s Thanksgiving! While you’re busy preparing for your family’s holiday feast, don’t forget to prepare something for your giant schnauzers. For sure they don’t want to be left out and your furry friends are as important as any family member. But what are the foods that you can safely give them on Thanksgiving? Here are the following safe and healthy foods that your giant schnauzer can munch on. High fiber foods Sweet potatoes and potatoes are good sources of fiber, Vitamins B6 and C, and beta carotene. If you plan to give your pets these vegetables, make sure to boil or bake it, and remove th ..read more

Whether you’re a pet owner or not, we automatically assume that when dogs wag its tail, it means they’re happy. But recent research shows that your dog’s tail wagging is more than just being in a good mood. Here are some interesting facts about the dog’s tail wagging that you should know. There are a lot of reasons why dogs wag their tails. Here are the following: To express emotions. When you see a dog in a relaxed mood, its tail sits in a resting position. The position varies on the dog’s breed. The tail that is held down or with a little bit of wagging in between legs means the dog i ..read more

Giant Schnauzer Ear Cropping: Essential Tips for Giant Schnauzer Puppy Owners Cropped ears on your Giant Schnauzer can look great. But you want to make sure the procedure is done properly and safely, to ensure you get the results you want—while keeping your dog as safe and comfortable as possible. The first question you have to ask yourself when considering this procedure is, when should you have it done? The Best Age for Ear Cropping Many people believe that Giant Schnauzers ears will only stand up if they’re cropped as a puppy. There is much truth to this belief. This is due to the ear post ..read more

Getting old is inevitable, but dogs like giant schnauzers age differently compared to humans. How will you know that your furry friends are reaching their senior years? Have you ever wondered how to take care of them? Here’s what you need to know. How will I know that my giant schnauzer is aging?  If you want to determine if your dog is reaching their golden years, you must be aware of their breed and size. Small breed dogs like Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, and Yorkshire terriers are considered old if they reach around 10-12 years old. Medium-size breeds like Bulldogs, Corgis,  and Giant ..read more