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The Miniature Schnauzer is the most popular of all Schnauzer breeds.
It is believed that they come from a mixture of small standard Schnauzers, Affenpinschers and Poodles. They were first introduced as a distinct breed in 1899.
Although Miniatures Schnauzers were bred to 'go to the ground' and get vermin, they have a very happy temperament and love being around people.",
"Tough Guys.
Miniature Schnauzers apparently don’t realize how small they are.
Although they don't like to fight, they will if it seems necessary. If confronted by a larger animal, the Miniature Schnauzer will give a display of superiority and aggression.
This is intended to scare the other animal off, not start a fight. But since Schnauzers are so small this doesn't always work and leads to some very dangerous situations.",
"You can take them anywhere...
Miniature Schnauzers are sturdy, adaptable dogs, happy to live in small apartments or large houses, with big yards or with none at all.
What the Miniature Schnauzer wants most of all is to be part of a family. They like a lot of attention and enjoy spending time with the group, sometimes even pleading to go on family trips and outings.",
"Pest Control.
Miniature Schnauzers were originally bred to be ‘ratters,’ that is hunt and kill rats.
They were trained to dig into underground dens and burrows while barking loudly to scare out the inhabitants. Today, these instincts are still strong in Miniature Schnauzers.
Their loyalty and intelligence make them excellent guard dogs as well as a great help with rodent problems.",
"Five O'Clock Shadow.
The Miniature Schnauzer was originally bred in Germany, and date back to about the mid to late 1800's. They are also known as zwergschnauzer, which means small beard."];