Schnese
Breed group : Terrier, Toy
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BREED ATTRIBUTES
GENERAL
Breed group: Terrier, Toy
Type: HybridTalent: N/A
PHYSICAL
Size: Small
Weight: 6-8 pounds
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Ears: Flappy
Fur type: StraightFur Color: Black, Dark Brown / Chocolate, Gray / Salt & Pepper, Light Brown / Golden, White / Cream
ATTRIBUTES
Life Expectancy: 12-15 years
Rarity: Common
Availability:
Easily available
Climate: Good for every climate
BREED DETAILS
GENERAL
GENERAL
Schnese are cross breeds between Miniature Schnauzer and Havanese. These dogs are playful, loving, happy dogs. They make a great companion dogs and are pretty snugly to be a lap dog.
COLOR
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PERSONALITY
CARE
TRAINING
ACTIVITY
Schnese dogs come in solid colors. They can be brown or black when they are still a pup, but when they mature, the color turns to gray.
COAT
Schnese dogs have soft and fine coat.
PERSONALITY
Schnese dogs are friendly, energetic and affectionate. They love when they get the attention they wanted from their owners, they enjoys when they are pleased.
CARE
Schnese dogs moderately sheds. Grooming should be regularly done to prevent matting.
TRAINING
The Schnese are smart dogs. Training them will not be a problem at all. They can be instructed easily especially when the trainer exhibits firmness and patience.
ACTIVITY
The Schnese is a very playful breed. They are very energetic and alert. They do perfect in an apartment because of their size. They loves when they get plenty of toys to play with and may sometimes needs extra exercises. They enjoy daily walks on parks and going off the leash. They go great as indoor dogs but giving them some access to outdoor trips and running around a yard will be a bonus for them.
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