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KEIRA

26 inches 72 pounds

Keira has a mixed coat    Keira is daughter to Rayna. If you made a list of all the traits you want in a service dog she checks every box! Calm and collected trough all distrations, so tender with elderly and small children. She constantly amazes me.  She seeks out the attention of our one year old grandaughter, very motherly.  

ELEGANT GUARDIAN ANGELS (EGA'S)

She is a fantastic working dog! Natural guarding instincts but still very social. She has completed her masters in Rally in addition to many other titles.  This requires hundreds of hours of training and competing and has recieved lots of high praise from Judges she has competed under.  

 

26 1/2 in. 78 pounds 

STELLA

Stella is daughter to Shotzi. Severall Champions in her pedigree.   She is Very high drive. She has competed at a phenominal rate. She recieved her first Rally title at 18 months old and quilifed for Nationals! She proceded to obtain 3 more titles before she turned 2 yrs old. With high scores that quilifed her for nationals 3 times! She is currently finishing her Masters title and will be begining working on her Rally Championship this year.  

AKC TITLES

RN RI RA RE

Gage comes from a long line of Champions.  His sire is a Euro import. He is a georgous big boned stud with a fantastic full beautiful medium coat . Medium coats are a fantastic combination of soft but incredibely full bodied. He doing phenominal in his training and will begin competing this year 2023.  He is a great working dog with a sweet disposition.

Rayna has a medium coat. She is our most protective but still very social. Such a great combination of Show and working dog! She has several AKC titles.  Her dam is an Euro import.  She has a great big boned build and beautiful full coat. 

Shotzi has a  soft coat


Stella has a 

soft coat

Stella is ranked 3rd in the NATION In RALLY 2022!  Per Giant Schnauzer association of America  Rally is a performance competition. 

Welcome our newest addition

 Imported from the Czech Republic from a fantastic working line

 EGA's Onyx Amara   

Gage

    We work to better the breed, to preserve the amazing qualities that are a Giant Schnauzer. We breed for the true love of the breed. Breeding for quality , health, temperment, size and muscle you see in a working Giant Schnauzer.  We take breeding seriously. No short cuts, putting 100% into making sure that our breeding program is the best.  Our dogs are a big part of our family.  Our pups make wonderful family pets, companions, protection dogs, working dogs and therapy/service dogs. We train and compete in Rally and Formal Obedience. Our Dogs have proven temperments and workability. Our pups have went on to be certified service dogs, personal protection, several have earned AKC titles  in Rally, Obedience, dock diving, conformation and agility. We have produced pups that have obtained Championship in Conformation, Rally, Dock diving. They are AKC registered. They are tested and cleared for VWB, OFA eyes, OFA thyroid, OFA ELBOWS, Pen-hip.  

SHOTZI

   AKC   TITLES

    RN RI RA RE

CD TKN CGC

RAYNA 

    AKC TITLES

RN RI RA CD CGC TKN

   Of the three Schnauzer types, the Giant Schnauzer is the largest and most powerful. They are described as being robust, strongly built, well-muscled and active. Their body is strong, compact, and nearly square, combining great power with agility. The stride is free and vigorous, with good reach and drive. They are described as a bold and  valiant figure of a dog. 

   Males should stand between 25.5  and 27.5 inches and weigh between 60-95 pounds,  Females should stand between 23.5 inches and 25.5 inches and weigh between 55-75 pounds.   This is just the standard. There is nothing wrong with a male or female that is larger than the standard. 

   The Giant Schnauzer originated in the country side of Bavaria and Wurrtemburg. Developed in the 17th century. Cattlemen there were inpressed by the smaller Standard Schnauzer, and sought to emulate them on a larger scale that would be suitable for driving cattle. It is likely , though not documented, that they crossed the Standard Schnauzer with larger dogs including the . Great Dane and Bouvier des Flandres, and even crosses with the black standard poodle. They worked as guard dogs on the farm, in the butchers, and the breweries.  The Giant Schnauzer excels in a vast range of fields such as police work and guard work, personal protection,  search and rescue, service work, the agility ring and hearding. 

   This is a breed that combines so much personality into one. They are energetic and inteliigent, playful, mischievous, loyal, protective, and fun loving. They are enough to keep an experienced owner on their toes. The Giant Schnauzer is a high energy dog who is more energetic than many other breeds of a similar size, You should plan at least an hour's exercise TWO TO THREE TIMES a day, idealy more. This is a dog who will also love the opportunity to head out to the hills for a day hiking. They need high-intensity exercise every day, which should include the opportunity to run free. In addition to exercise you must provide mental stimulation each day, training, learning tricks, chase, frisby, ball etc. They tolerate the cold better than the sun.  Given the ideal exercise and mental stimulation you will be rewarded with a calm and settled companion. They have a high prey drive, so care is needed to ensure that you have trained a reliable recall and exercise off-leash in a safe enviornment . They learn quickly, and while this can be to your advantage, it can also mean that they can learn the wrong thing just as quickly. Early enrolment to puppy classes is essential so that you soon have a well-mannered dog who will be a pleasure to own. The key to harmonious living with a Giant Schnauzer is ensuring that their physical and mental needs are met. Then they become a well-mannered family dog who is a delight to live with. But be warned, fail to meet their needs, and you'll have a dog who becomes destructive and difficult to manage.

                                                    

   Weekly grooming is essential. To maintain a healthy coat fully brush them out every week with a full groom that includes nail care, ear care, clippering or stripping every 4-6 weeks. 

 

   

   

 

  

26  inches tall 84 pounds

26 inches  79 pounds

27 1/2  inches 95 pounds

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