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A dog with a "human brain"
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When you bring a miniature schnauzer home, it doesn't take long before the little dog
is a part of your family. He doesn't think he is a dog at all, no he is a person just
like his mommy and daddy. The are "the dog with the human brain".
These dogs do so well in the house. Once they are past the chewing stage as a
puppy, and they are house broken, they do great in the house. And they are so fun,
and affectionate and also funny to watch play. I couldn't imagine owning a different breed.
Posted by Nicole - Sunday, February 12, 2006 |
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Miniature Schnauzers are WONDERFUL!!
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We have 2 female salt and pepper Miniature Schnauzers. They will be 2 years old November 4. They are wonderful. Too cute and totally different personalities. The one we call our cuddler is actually the alfa female. She loves to be held and scrached. If you stop touching her she will paw at your hands until you begin again. The other is perfectly happy running after a ball rather than lay down and relax - she has to know what is going on every minute of every day. For a first time dog owner, I couldn't have chosen a better breed. Posted by mnicholson1 - Thursday, October 19, 2006 |
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Schnauzer Lovers Discount!
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I'm pleased to offer all of you Schnauzer Lovers out there a discount on every item in our boutique, found at www.toughpups.com! Enter the coupon code "Grrreta" (no quotations) during the checkout process and you'll recieve a 15% discount on everything you've ordered!!! Over 600 products. Come check out our lil Mini, Grrreta!!
[IMG]http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j283/chloetoughpups/ComeCGreta.jpg[/IMG] Posted by aj - Saturday, December 09, 2006 |
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Schnauzer Lovers Discount!
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I'm pleased to offer all of you Schnauzer Lovers out there a discount on every item in our boutique, found at www.toughpups.com! Enter the coupon code "Grrreta" (no quotations) during the checkout process and you'll recieve a 15% discount on everything you've ordered!!! Over 600 products. Come check out our lil Mini, Grrreta!! Posted by aj - Saturday, December 09, 2006 |
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Schnauzer Tragedy
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My wife's family has owned Mini-Schnauzer's for nearly 20 years now. We now are the proud owners of two of these wonderful loving dogs, Jack and Jill.
Recently Jack - our 3 year old, was out playing in the yard last Sunday (We have a dog safe, fenced in yard) when he was brutally attacked by someone leaving him with a shattered left femur, which required surgery.
He's recovery and loving attitude despite this trauma has been an astounding tribute to the breed.
If you would like to learn more please visit, www.help-jack.com for the full story and some pictures.
Thanks, Posted by jenaveveandpeter - Thursday, August 23, 2007 |
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Juggling with Jack and Jill
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2 weeks ago today Jack was attacked by some lunatic which left him with a shattered left femur. He is 3 years old and endured surgery to implant a plate and screws and wire to hold his femur together.
We also have Jill who is almost a year old. She and Jack are inseparable. Before Jack was attacked, they would play together, nap together, eat together and even sit together and watch squirrels through our front door.
Due to Jack's injury we have to keep them separate. Since then Jill has been having a hard time dealing with it. She's gone through at least 3 pairs of shoes this week alone!!!
Tomorrow we go to have the staples removed from Jack's left leg. That will be a great day in the recovery process for Jack since he hates to wear the E-Collar and if he doesn't wear the collar he tries to chew on the wound. It must be terribly itchy for him.
If you want to get to know more about Jack and what happened please visit www.help-jack.com.
Have a great Sunday! Posted by jenaveveandpeter - Sunday, August 26, 2007 |
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bad news for Jack
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visit http://helpsavejack.blogspot.com Posted by jenaveveandpeter - Monday, August 27, 2007 |
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Worried
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My 7 1/2 year old honey bun has lost an inordinate amount of weight in the last 2-3 months. He went from 17-19 lbs. to 14 lbs. He is skin and bones. I upped his food. Still losing. Took him to the vet- all blood work checked out in the normal range, no parasites, no masses felt by the vet. So the suggestion was- take him home, feed him high quality puppy kibble and we'll see him in a month.
So far he still looks thin. My husband weighed him after 2 weeks and said he had gained a pound but he is still eating like he's been starved, isn't pooping out a great amount. The vet mentioned the 'c' word possibly.
Any thoughts? Posted by mamercat - Thursday, January 17, 2008 |
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