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About the Schnauzer

Origin: Germany
FCI status
Reconocida por la FCI
FCI group
Pinscher and Schnauzer - Molossoid and Swiss Mountain and Cattledogs
Origin
Germany
Known hereditary risks
Not researched yet

About

Lo que dice el estándar de la raza

Criado para
Watch and Companion Dog
Comportamiento y temperamento
Typical characteristics are his lively temperament, coupled with placid composure. Typical are his good nature, his playfulness, and his proverbial devotion to his master. He loves children, is incorruptible, alert, yet not noisy. Highly trainability, organs, fearlessness, endurance and resistance to weather and diseases provide the Schnauzer with all the requirements to be an outstanding family, guard and companion dog, also endowed with the qualities of a working dog. intelligence, developed sense

Quoted from FCI standard n°182. It describes the breed the registry recognises, not any individual animal.

Características

Tamaño
Necesidad de ejercicio
2 of 5
Facilidad de adiestramiento
Caída de pelo
4 of 5
Cuidados del pelo
4 of 5
Convivencia con niños
Coste de mantenimiento
Tolera quedarse solo
Inteligencia
Salud de la raza
Not researched yet

Pros & cons

Pros y contras de la raza Schnauzer

Lo que obtienes con la raza Schnauzer

  • Función declarada en el estándar: «Watch and Companion Dog»
  • El estándar describe la raza así: «Typical characteristics are his lively temperament, coupled with placid composure»

Lo que asumes

  • Exige muchos cuidados del pelo — la descripción del propio estándar es «The top coat is rough and sufficiently long to allow the checking of its texture»

Extraído de fuentes y no escrito como opinión — investigación de salud citada, el estándar del propio registro, y estudios de longevidad revisados por pares. Estándar de la raza, FCI. Los animales de un criador pueden diferir de todo esto, y una columna vacía significa que no tenemos nada de ese lado, no que no haya nada que decir.

Characteristics

Estándar de la FCI · Schnauzer

Pelo y color

Tal como lo establece el estándar de la FCI. Cada línea de abajo está en las palabras del propio estándar, etiquetada con permissible y undesirable.

Coat

The coat should be wiry, harsh, and dense.

It consists of a dense undercoat and a not too short top coat, lying close to the body.

The top coat is rough and sufficiently long to allow the checking of its texture

it is neither bristly nor wavy.

The hair on the limbs tends to be less harsh.

Coat short on forehead and ears.

Typical characteristics are the not too soft beard on the muzzle and the bushy eyebrows which slightly shade the eyes

Color

  • Preferred
  • Permissible
  • Undesirable
  • Disqualifying

«Preferred», «permissible», «undesirable» y «disqualifying» — preferido, admisible, indeseable y descalificante — son las palabras de la propia FCI sobre la raza, y quedan en inglés porque así constan en el estándar. Describen lo que el estándar pide — no son una valoración de ningún perro concreto, ni nuestra.

Color de base

• Pure black with black undercoat. • Pepper and Salt

  • When breeding Pepper and Salt, the aim is a medium shading with evenly distributed, well pigmented pepper colouring and grey undercoat.
  • Permissible: The shades from dark iron grey to silver grey are all
  • In all colour variations there must be a dark mask which should adapt harmoniously to the respective colour, emphasizing the expression.
  • Undesirable: Distinct light markings on head, chest and limbs

Resumido de FCI standard n°182 — cada etiqueta está en las palabras del propio estándar, con el veredicto pasado a la etiqueta de al lado. Lee la cláusula completa en la fuente.

Lo que el estándar penaliza

Aquello por lo que un juez resta puntos a la raza Schnauzer, y lo que la deja fuera del ring, en las palabras del propio registro. Esto describe el estándar de la raza — no es una lista de comprobación para el animal que tienes delante, y un animal de compañía con un defecto descalificante es un perro que no puede ir a exposición, no un perro enfermo.

Defectos graves

Cuentan mucho en contra de un ejemplar en el ring.

  • Clumsy or light build. Too low or too high on leg.
  • Elbows turning out.
  • Straight or open hocked hindlegs.
  • Hocks turning inwards.
  • Over- or undersize by more than 1 cm but less than 3 cm

Defectos descalificantes

Dejan al animal fuera del ring por completo.

  • Malformation of any kind.
  • Lack of breed type.
  • Faulty mouth, such as over- or undershot or wry mouth.
  • Severe faults in individual parts, such as faults in structure, coat and colour.
  • Over- or undersize by more than 3 cm

FCI standard n°182

FCI varieties

FCI divides the Schnauzer into these varieties, listed in the registry's own words. Depending on the breed they separate colour, coat, size or line — they are not a full list of colours, which no registry we hold publishes. Ask a breeder which variety their line is.

  • pepper and salt
  • pure black with black undercoat

Información a nivel de raza, de The Dog API. Describe la raza Schnauzer en general; cualquier animal concreto puede ser distinto.

Health guide

What to ask for in a Schnauzer

No breed-specific health panel has been written up for the Schnauzer on this platform yet. That is a gap in our records, not a clean bill of health — ask the breeder which hereditary conditions their lines are tested for, and ask to see the results for both parents, dated and from a named laboratory.

Puppies

No puppies listed right now

No Schnauzer breeder has a record on this platform yet, so there is nothing to list. That is a gap in our coverage, not a fact about the breed.

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