Giant Schnauzer
The largest schnauzer: a wiry-coated, black or salt-and-pepper working guardian of great drive.
Overview. The Giant Schnauzer is the largest of the three schnauzer breeds, a powerful, wiry-coated working dog used for guarding and police work.
History & Origin
Developed in Bavaria from the Standard Schnauzer with working breeds to drive cattle and later serve as a guard and military dog.
Appearance & Coat
Robust and square, with a harsh salt-and-pepper or solid black coat, distinctive beard, brows, and a docked tail.
Temperament
Confident, energetic, and protective, it is a serious working dog needing an experienced handler.
Care & Exercise
High exercise and regular clipping or hand-stripping of the wiry coat.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 2 (Pinscher and Schnauzer – Molossian type – Swiss Mountain and Cattledogs).
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