http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/-t1.htm Mon, 03 Nov 2008 05:03:16 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/logo.gif http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/-t1.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/giant-schnauzers-t120.htm Janet In German, the word "Schnauze" means "muzzle." Although, the German name of Riesenschnauzer is translated to Giant Schnauzer in English. The Giant Schnauzer is an unusual looking dog who has high spirits, stamina and loyalty. They are Independent, very protective, bold and spirited, calm, responsible and intelligent. A dominant breed, they need firm, consistent training with a positive attitude and plentiful rewards. To be an owner of a Giant Schnauzer you should ... Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 05:03:16 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/giant-schnauzers-t120.htm#528 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/giant-schnauzers-t120.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/standard-health-t119.htm Janet
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Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 04:57:38 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/history-of-the-standard-schnauzer-t118.htm#523 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/history-of-the-standard-schnauzer-t118.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/standard-schnauzer-info-t117.htm Janet A brag from hexie The extraordinary success of Gill Ogburn's INTCH/Ir.Ch/Ch Geistvoll Othello at Tamberg ("Reme" to his friends and admirers) - sire of Henrietta - Hetty for short (Tamberg's Ain't Misbehaving) from the first home-bred litter with another (also bought unseen) import from the Geistvoll kennels, who will be 10 this August and still going strong! Bought unseen from Rene Pope of the Geistvoll Kennels in America he spent six months in quarantine before being shown. He ... Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 04:55:11 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/standard-schnauzer-info-t117.htm#521 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/standard-schnauzer-info-t117.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/mini-health-t105.htm Janet UTIs Urinary Tract Infections - Urolithiasis occur at a higher rate in Miniature Schnauzers than other breeds. Clinical signs include frequent urination and blood may be present in the urine. Untreated, they can lead to bladder stones. If severe enough this may cause urinary blockage, which is a medical emergency. To muddy the waters, this problem can occur in dogs for reasons unrelated to heredity. Treatment involves prescription diets, antibiotics and/or surgery. Few breeders would ... Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 03:32:20 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/mini-health-t105.htm#484 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/mini-health-t105.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/grooming-your-schnauzer-t109.htm Janet Hand stripping There is only one correct grooming pattern for a Miniature Schnauzer, but there are two distinctly different ways to achieve it. Whether hand-stripping, which is necessary if you wish to show, or machine-clipping, the overall look will be the same-only coat texture and color will differ. Basically there are two approaches to stripping. One involves dealing with the entire body in one or two sessions, as would be done in clipping the pet. The other requires stripping in "sections" ... Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 04:05:43 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/grooming-your-schnauzer-t109.htm#502 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/grooming-your-schnauzer-t109.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/schnauzer-diet-t108.htm Janet Top 20 Dog Foods ITEM NAME (Click on item to see comments & links) Rating # of Ratings # of Comments SHARE YOUR OPINION 1. Innova EVO Dog Food (5.00) 1 1 2. Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul (4.55) 20 19 3. Diamond Pet Foods (4.50) 8 6 4. Merrick (4.33) 3 3 5. Eagle Pack (4.25) 4 3 6. Holistic Blend (4.20) 5 2 7. Nutro Ultra (4.00) 12 10 8. ANF (4.00) 2 1 9. Blackwood Company Dog Food (4.00) 2 2 10. Dick Van Patten's ... Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 03:53:18 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/schnauzer-diet-t108.htm#497 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/schnauzer-diet-t108.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/giving-medicine-t106.htm Janet How to Give Medicines Capsules and Tablets First grasp the dog’s upper jaw, with your left Hand, pressing his cheeks inward to cover the Teeth. Hold the capsule between the thumb and First finger of your right hand. Push it as far back Into the mouth as you can. Close his mouth with Both hands, and stroke his throat to make him Swallow. Liquid Medication Pull out the dog’s lower lip to form a pocket. Pour The liquid from a spoon into this pocket. ... Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 03:48:41 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/giving-medicine-t106.htm#494 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/giving-medicine-t106.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/history-and-color-t104.htm Janet Miniature Schnauzer -the breed originated in the late 1800's in Germany as a smaller version of the Standard Schnauzer that could live more easily as a house pet but still hunt vermin. -you will find that the typical well-bred Miniature Schnauzer is relatively small in size but in no way toyish or delicate. When you pick him up you will discover he is sturdy, heavy, and muscular... a ruggedness combined with the elegance and beauty of a pure-bred. He makes an excellent companion because ... Schnauzers: Health, nutrition, training Mon, 03 Nov 2008 03:29:34 GMT http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/history-and-color-t104.htm#482 http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/history-and-color-t104.htm http://caninecottage.forumotion.com/schnauzers-health-nutrition-training-f5/schnauzer-characteristics-t103.htm Janet The schnauzer is an exciting animal to see and own. The clean, sharp beauty of this breed is impressive. The personality of the schnauzer makes him a joy to live with. The schnauzer is truly the most versatile of all breeds. He is small enough for a woman to handle, yet large enough for the biggest of men. He is robust and sturdy,enough to be a working dog, yet small enough in stature, so as not to be overwhelming. His ideal size, combined with this breed’s properly maintained coat has that minimal ... 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