A day in life with 8 week old Giant Schnauzer puppy

[@bordercollie1140]

Really enjoyed that, very well done and you've got yourself one hell of a great dog.

[@canyonmccarty]

That voice over is super Wolf Children vibes 🤘🏻

[@judymagee3179]

Thanks for this video. It brings back good memories of my puppy giant schnauzer. I can see all the love you have for him.

[@COTAGiantSchnauzer]

Glad you enjoyed it. More videos are coming up very soon. Best

[@mickeymouse7432]

this is amazing. I wish people made were videos about giant schnauzer ownership

[@COTAGiantSchnauzer]

Thank you. We're currently working on content that's a bit unconventional. Here's a small clue: think 'Gangnam Style'

[@mickeymouse7432]

@@COTAGiantSchnauzer LOL that would be amazing!

[@acykat2069]

This pup is adorable; I'm considering a hard coated salt and pepper schnauzer from a local breeder here. Please look into best practices for avoiding hip and joint issues in large breed dogs. I was told to limit exercise on hard surfaces with my GSD puppy, and I assume it's the same for most large breeds.

[@COTAGiantSchnauzer]

Hi DerputyDawg - Thanks for the guidance on preventing hip and joint problems in large dog breeds. COTA is approaching his first birthday, and he's in excellent mental and physical condition. We have several videos that are in editing stage. Therefore, please stay tuned for more videos! Best

[@dianaevans6725]

The first year for a giant shouldn’t be strenuous or on hard surfaces! They can injure hips and back that won’t show up right away. Stay on level ground, no continuous jogging!!

[@JohnsSavage-vr5wl]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤l love this dog

[@Theogtheogtheog]

Thanks for sharing. Would be great to see more videos.

[@chastitylampkin6028]

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[@COTAGiantSchnauzer]

Thank you very much for your kind words. You made my humooan very happy.

[@KimberlyCraigse-gk9kt]

So cute

[@JasonpeterBrown-qw3sy]

Keep itcoming❤

[@SweenyPaulsonjohn-mm7nj]

Love this nreed

[@cooolgodd3808]

My gschnauzer is now 10 months old and he has learned how to open doors

[@COTAGiantSchnauzer]

Impressive! My Giant Schnauzer acquired the same skill of opening doors at about 10 months old. Their intelligence never ceases to amaze me.

[@PeterChok-tf4km]

Love times sq

[@TyreeFit]

6 1/2 Ave? 👋🏽👀

[@kevinc9515]

Are you in Northeast Queens? The area looks familiar. We have a mini. Looks to meet Cota.

[@COTAGiantSchnauzer]

Hello Kevinc9515, I value your comment. Cota lives in Queens, NY, and, unfortunately, is unable to participate in social events at the moment. The caretaker is currently swamped creating upcoming KZbin videos. However, there might be opportunities for social events in Manhattan in the future. Best regards

[@TimothyQuak-nd1sm]

Nice

[@HolestonPaulXam-dr5ry]

😅 that's funny

[@JohnYoung-h8x]

That was good idea make him tired❤

[@PeterAbascal-ph6dd]

Lobs u video

[@PeterAbascal-ph6dd]

Like it

[@JohnNoah-y8v]

😂 great video

[@ArnoldPicardJunior]

Funny stuff

[@frankiethegiantschnauzer]

❤

[@CrazyJoe-gk1fi]

Times square ?

[@DaleA-e1o]

You don't deserve, nor should you have a G B Schnauzer in the city. Train all dogs with nothing but love, and never hit your dog EVER...

[@dianaevans6725]

Don’t repeatedly say commands!! Say once and make him do it!!!

[@AudrianBlackson-wr4hl]

Need to showore

[@SusanWangs-cy5sl]

Way wake up

[@plips71755]

Surely not a good pet trainer. Treats and don’t do correction is the way to go, just reward the good behavior. And you can’t just yell sit and expect him to know what you mean - he doesn’t know that and he doesn’t so Don’t have yell at him and smack him. I think a mile his first day was way too much for 6-8 week old puppy Anyone training a dog for home knows you should never smack or push at a dog face or you will get bad behavior. This guy will end up with an aggressive, mean dog you can’t trust because he didn’t get trained right. And will end up being giving up. It was nice he did the water and food and pads, but I hope he never uses them for potty. He will decide if he can lay on them anytime, and potties on them - it will be confusing. Put a potty pad separate from say a towel to lay on. That’s what I would do. But as he gets older, would not have potty pads inside at all. I have never seen a well trained or easy to trust potty trained dog that uses pads. It’s better to keep them close to you bed at night and take out like at 11 when you go to bad, then get up once or twice in the night for potty break and then first thing when he walks up up in morning. Crating them from the beginning is the best thing for all dogs. And to keep them out of your bed or bedroom for at least the first year. And make going in the crate fun. Treats in and he will go in on his own. Dint push, yell, it’s not punishment. Make it just big enough to lay down but not so he can wonder and get away from his bed to potty. Gradually make the crate bug. You have to shrink the size with plastic bin behind him ie the back of the crate. Put smaller and smaller ones in until he will bark to come out. Always take out first thing morning and last thing at night so they don’t start peeing because they can’t hold it. Take out right away after waking up. If you let him out from crate and you play with him, etc, I can guarantee he will pee. It’s natural to do so. He is a baby. And lastly, take him out after eating, I wait about 10 minutes, and then head outside so there is no accident. When dogs pee and poop in the house, it’s your fault, not theirs. I have had dogs never housebroken at 5 years old and it’s like why? It’s the owners fault, they are too lazy, or distracted, or have other things to do rather than the dog being the primary source of responsibility . And if you don’t have the time etc to do this, don’t get a puppy. Puppies need a lot of attention. It’s like having babies, don’t have them unless you can afford them and you have the time yourself to deal with them. In addition before anyone gets a giant schnauzer, please understand these dog mature much later than other large dogs. It takes a lot of patience. he will think you go after everyone that extends a hand as he will be head shy.

[@kathytaylor5647]

Poor 8 week old. Docked tail, not old enough for long walks.

[@kathytaylor5647]

That’s awful