The ORIGINAL & official list of Standard Schnauzer Reputable, Responsible Breeders 2022.
How does your SS handle the heat? Make sure you know the signs of heat stroke
Now what summer is here, please pay extra attention to take care of your dogs! Being mindful, alert and careful, can help save their lives.
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Always good tips!
The canine community as a whole will be greatly affected by this new regulation. It'll have significant impact on the Standard Schnauzers breed in the US, as well.
Help Stop the New Dog Importation Regulations Before It’s Too Late!
On May 13, the CDC published new federal dog importation regulations that go into effect August 1st. (Federal Register, Document Number 2024-09676).
In a shocking example of government overreach that will have negative effects on dog lovers and small businesses nationwide, the 311-page document is a poorly written and unactionable "one size fits all" solution for the importation of dogs from every country in the world with no exemptions for the military, government employees working abroad, or service dogs in training as puppies.
Click here to read the complete article: http://caninechronicle.com/?p=290260
Because a reputable, responsible one will be there to support and guide owners through the lifetime of their dog!
Did you purchase your puppy from a breeder? They should be a valuable resource when you have questions or problems about your new dog.
There's a reason for waiting until the right age to test. This need to wait is why most unethical breeders don't test at all.
"Who wants to wait until a dog is 2 yrs old to breed!? It could have had 3 or 4 litters by then and still be young enough to rehome as a young dog!" 🤨
Have you ever wondered why the minimum age for hip and elbow clearances is 24 months?
OFA hip and elbow clearances look at the conformation of the joints to evaluate if there are any deformities or evidence of disease. While preliminary results are generally reliable, the accuracy of the final grade and the ability to diagnose hip dysplasia increases at 24 months of age. Degenerative arthritic changes secondary to hip or elbow dysplasia can take time to appear on radiographs, especially mild cases. The 24 month mark has been shown to be reliable for diagnosis because it ensures growth is complete and allows for degenerative changes to be seen. This age is also still young enough to allow breeders and owners to make informed decisions for the dog's future.
FYI: any breeder missing this credential on their breeding dogs is NOT a reputable, responsible standard schnauzer breeder. If done at the appropriate age, this is a one-time test, and the results will be public on the OFA website (or with an official OFA report, if done early). This evaluation cannot be done by your everyday, general-medicine vet, which just serves as more proof that true reputable, responsible breeders are putting in the extra effort to breed only the best and healthiest representatives of the breed.
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Did you know? Dogs must be 24 months or older for OFA Hip and Elbow certification, and 12 months or older for Cardiac, Patellas, and Thyroid certification. There is no age minimum for eye certification, nor for DNA, since DNA does not change as the dog ages.
The OFA also does Preliminary evaluations on hips and elbows before 24 months of age. However, they will need to be re-evaluated again for a final certification once the dog reaches 24 months.
For more information, visit https://ofa.org/
Appropriate for tonight.
Here are tips for helping a dog that’s scared of fireworks that you can use the day of and leading up to the event.
Whose SS loves the snow?
Do snow, ice, and salt hurt a dog's paws? Yes. Fortunately, there are several ways to protect your dog’s paws this winter.
Who's going to be watching? 🙋♂️🙋♀️🙋
VICTORY! 📣
The countdown is on for the AKC National Championship presented by Royal Canin.
More info: https://bit.ly/47zZnTQ
Tis the season for all things pumpkin 🎃. Lucky for us, pumpkin is one of the safest, most-loved treats for dogs! If you make something from the link, share in the comments how it turned out!
Dogs love the taste of pumpkin, and it can even offer some health benefits. Here are five simple pumpkin dog treat recipes for fall.
Hey hey hey! If you haven't met the SS breed in person, check this out for a quick reference!
The bold, bewhiskered Standard Schnauzer is a high-spirited farm dog from Germany. The Standard's sporty look is a canine classic.
Why do you love the breed?
Research shows that owning a dog has positive impacts on both our physical and mental health, learn more at www.akc.org/expert-advice/lifestyle/10-science-based-benefits-dog/
This may be something for SS owners, and other breed owners, to check out!
We're back online! And we need YOUR dogs!
If you live in the Research Triangle/North Carolina and have a dog who is interested in contributing to our research, please go to tinyurl.com/dukecaninecognition to learn more!
If you know or have an SS service dog, tell us about them in the comments!
September is National Service Dog Month. Thank you to all service dogs for all you do to help your owners! Help these dogs by not distracting or petting them as they do their important jobs.
Photo Courtesy of Canine Companions, Companions.
Is your dog microchipped? If so, have you checked your info lately and made sure it's current?
Today is ! How can an up-to-date microchip make all the difference when it comes to getting your pet back? We've created this infographic to show you.
Then be sure to visit avma.org/ChecktheChip for more important information on how to register and update your pet's microchip.
Check the Chip Day is made possible through the support of HomeAgain PetRescuer.
Many are intimidated with the grooming that a standard schnauzer may require, but it's grooming needs are not as demanding as other breeds (see exam in link).
Is there something about the breed that has you questioning if you're ready for the commitment? Grooming, energy jplevel, puppyhood, etc.?
Greater Daytona Dog Fanciers Association - Sunday, August 13, 2023
http://caninechronicle.com/?p=269968
May be interesting for some. If your breeder doesn't have OFA ratings for their dogs* and can SHOW YOU in the OFA databases online, then you don't have a reputable, responsible SS breeder.
*Penn-Hip rating and valid analysis also acceptable.
Dr. Gabriela Baers, a veterinary radiologist, discusses recommendations for and the importance of proper positioning for pelvic radiographs in OFA hip evalua...
Good info for all breeds.
During the summer months it’s great to have your dog out and about with you on walks. However, there are some safety tips to keep in mind during the hotter months. Dr. Georgina Phillips breaks down how to keep your pup safe during a summer walk.
Dog owners should avoid feeding dogs ice cream, frozen yogurt, and popsicles. Instead, try feeding your dog these vet-approved frozen dog treats.
With Independence Day celebrations fast approaching, it’s important to take precautions to keep your pets safe both during and after Fourth of July festivities. Here are 7️⃣ pet safety tips to keep in mind. You can find more important information here: https://bit.ly/2Yru6lC
Don't miss the show! Drop a word or two about your favorite SS from the show in the comments!
Tune In Alert: AKC National Championship Presented by Royal Canin Airs Sunday
WHAT: The AKC National Championship Presented by Royal Canin® will air as a three-hour special on the ABC television network on Sunday, January 1, 2023, at 2 p.m. ET. The show features thousands of dogs from around the country and the world competing for the coveted title of America’s National Champion. More info here: http://caninechronicle.com/?p=254374
This is a good article, and it hits on one issue with the SS community. Most people are introduced to our breed via the television--viewers catch them in a dog show, in dog sports events, maybe a stray commercial here or there. Yes, they are visually striking and seemingly well-behaved in front of the camera...but that doesn't mean they are the dog for everyone. They have many characteristics that make them a breed potential buyers should be leery of as much as they are interested in. One thing every responsible buyer should do is research the breed's characteristics, temperament, and history to determine if the personality behind that regal-looking SS is really want you're wanting in a dog.
Just because a TV dog or pup in a dog show appears to be the perfect pet doesn't mean they'll fit well in your home. Here's what you need to consider.
Wow, check out that beautiful dog!
Skyline Dog Fanciers of San Mateo County - Friday, October 21, 2022
http://caninechronicle.com/?p=249350
If you think the SS breed doesn't shed, think again! They may not shed as much as a Golden or a Husky, but you'll still get a fair amount of fluff off of them on a regular basis. Check out the article for a few suggestions on what to do with all that extra fur!
Have a lot of dog fur in your home but don't want to waste it?
Who makes homemade tasty treats for their pooches? Anyone have a recipe you want to share?
Dogs love the taste of pumpkin, and it can even offer some health benefits. Here are three simple pumpkin recipes for dogs with four ingredients or less.
Check out this article on our wonderful breed!
The bold, bewhiskered Standard Schnauzer is a high-spirited farm dog from the area around Bavaria and Württemberg in Germany. A breed of great antiquity, recognizable Standard Schnauzers appear in art as early as the 15th century. The Standard Schnauzer (Mittelschnauzer, or medium Schnauzer) is the prototype for two Schnauzer breeds developed much later—the late 19th century Miniature Schnauzer (Zwergschnauzer) and the mid-20th century Giant Schnauzer (Riesenschnauzer). 🐾
https://showsightmagazine.com/history-of-standard-schnauzers-in-america/
Owners beware.
Dogs are experiencing common symptoms of canine parvovirus, but some are testing negative for the virus at veterinary clinics.
Do you know how many pet owners have their animals microchipped, but do not have their contact information registered? According to some vets and shelter workers, it is almost more than HALF!
Take this as your reminder to register your information for your pet today! Or check your pet's microchip information and verify it's correct and up to date.
Happy Check the Chip Day! “Check” to make sure your pet’s “chip” records are up-to-date! Go to aaha.org/petmicrochiplookup to see where your pet’s microchip is enrolled! AKC Reunite enrolls ALL brands of microchips with no annual fees www.akcreunite.org!
Well, this is interesting news! How many of you shave your SS in the summer?
Temperatures are soaring, your dog is panting, and there's dog hair all over the house. You might be thinking that a shave down could help cool them.
Did you know the SS's coat actually helps protect it from the sun? How many people have a standard schnauzer and shave it down in the summer? Be careful you aren't doing more harm than good with your summer groom!
Do dogs need sunscreen? Find out whether dogs can get sunburned and how to protect your dog from sun exposure and heat.
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