Is The Giant Schnauzer Right For You?

[@darenward5256]

As a long serving K9 trainer and Behaviourist in the UK, I thank you for the videos on suitability of differing breeds. Many problems with dog ownership stem from people buying too much dog for cosmetic reasons. Great videos Sir.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Our pleasure!

[@pattiemcd8790]

Omgosh ! Thank you Garret for this video❤️My Giant Schnauzer, Marschall Dillon, is 19 months old now and because of you❣️ training him with your techniques is helping me turn Marschall in to my dream dog. He loves playing with our Miniature Schnauzer and two Yorkshire Terriers. For a big dog, he’s very gentle with them. Even our two cats ! He is everything you described in this video to a “T” Literally !! The right owners will love this breed

[@AmericanStandardK9]

You are so welcome!

[@Daily-Motivation-Inspiration]

Giant Schnauzers i think are the best all around breed for anything. They can be trained to do literally any kind of work protection, scent, agility, service animal, etc... Requires a lot of training like Garret mentioned but they are amazing breed. Anyone looking for one i would highly recommend Skansen Kennels in california. The owner Cynthia has been breeding this breed for over 70 years. She knows whats shes doin haha. One thing Garrret forgot to mention is that they are Hypoallergenic and dont shed. Thought id mention that.

[@farmerastronaut9804]

While Skansen Kennels has been breeding for a long time, they now have a bad reputation among other breeders. Several of the breeders I spoke to while looking for a Giant Schnauzer commented on it. I believe their focus is on show line dogs, not working line. The other thing I heard was the sheer number of breeding dogs being kept by Skansen was very very high, and that the quality and control is not the same as it was.

[@Daily-Motivation-Inspiration]

@@farmerastronaut9804 gotcha ya im just going on what i had heard from years ago and i just looked at some reviews and i see what your saying. Well unfortunate to see that happen. gotta look elsewhere i guess lol

[@kjetilmedhus7363]

I grew up with a giant schnauzer, some 40 years ago. Best dog in the world. Very loyal, very protective. Fantastic with us kids

[@papak8443]

Two generations of personal home dogs ago, when my two boys were young, I had a perfect male Giant Schnauzer named Amigo, who has imprinted himself on our family history. He was extremely accepting/submissive with the kids climbing all over him, while being naturally protective of them. One thing we'd do to exercise him is to take him to a football field. The boys would be at the 20 yard lines. Starting at the 50, he'd easily catch one son running into one end zone. He'd run back to me at the 50, when my other son would take off to the other end zone. Doing that back-and-forth over the full field 5-6 times would have Amigo taking a big lay-down break. A tired puppy is a ____ puppy. Bottom line there is that he covered ground very well. Overall, I say he wasn't extremely quick/agile, but fast. (Comparing him to a German Shepherd. A Belgian Malinois might be as fast overall.) His overall favorite game was "Catch Daniel" (my youngest son). He'd chase Daniel anywhere, with no end-game predatory behavior. I would't call the G-Schnauzer extemely smart compared GSDs or Belgian Mals, etc., but Amigo did things like teach himself to navigate playground apparatus. He could climb ladders, crawl across rope nets, and go down straight or spiral slides to CHASE Daniel. He ended up around 110 pounds as a adult, and had a very strong bite. (What's the saying about them? A fast as a German Pinscher with a bite as strong as a Rottweiler.) He could take a cow leg bone and bite chunks off it until it was gone, so we had to limit his time with a bone. Pig ears were like potato chips to him... gone in seconds. (He was a food driven boy.) There's some good Schutzhund videos out there of Riesen Shnauzers on the run just rag-dolling the guys in bite sleeves. A Giant Schnauzer's bark is very deep and loud. We live in Alaska, and I can confirm hearing him from over a mile away. He was very friendly towards all people and animals, with a few exceptions. Small kids could come up and hug him, and he loved it. For some reason, he hated moose. He wouldn't attack them, but they had to Be Gone. He'd shepherd them out away from our house and neighborhood. If a moose charged him, it called for a play bow, and an increase in intensity... Wierd but OK by me once I saw how he could easily avoid getting stomped. On the dog aggression side, the only dog I saw him react negatively to was a Pitbull that snapped at him, trying to bite him. (I won't go into depth on that, but Amigo didn't end up hurting the other dog... which is good.) Amigo's only negative was that he had epilepsy. It showed up at about 2.5 years. I'd guess it took some time off his life. He lasted to just a little over 10 years. If you're experienced with dogs, and can live with the size and the shorter life-span of a large dog, I'd say go for it. (Also... There are some more aggressive G-Schnauzers, but we picked a great one as a family dog. A good breeder should be able to steer the selection.) Sorry for the long post, but Amigo was a great dog. More military and police K9 handler interviews would be great.

[@toniabadenhorst7980]

I also had a GS. Shaggy, imported from Croatia. The best dog I ever had. Best manners, socialized etc.

[@Dr.MeganStinson]

Thank you for this video. I spend much more time trying to talk people OUT of a giant schnauzer than praising them. I have two large females and spend hours of consistent training, grooming, etc. All you mentioned here. When people see our girls, they see the product of firm boundaries and consistent work by them and for them. So many giant schnauzers end up in rescues and shelters, even as early as 8 months of age, because people have no idea what they are truly getting. I tell everyone that walking with a giant at your side is similar to carrying a weapon, loaded and cocked. If you can't handle that level of responsibility, get a mini.

[@CrisEMartinez]

I am so glad this video was created!!! I have been wanting a schnauzer for a while.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Hope you like it!

[@stressfrei_leben]

I love that video. My family had 3 Riesenschnauzer and I loved all of them. They had very different characters and the last one was a very loving gentle soul.

[@DomRampage]

As a german myself, I love to see that breed! And Garret, you sound a little bit like Arnold Schwarzenegger, while holding the Bierkrug 😊❤

[@melodieramsay655]

Thank you Garrett for being honest about the dog breeds you talk about - I wish more people would be too. This is not a dog breed I would ever recommend to most of the people I know who are not super active.

[@nanaflyy]

The editing is top tier . This is very entertaining and educational

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@noxoli1679]

@@AmericanStandardK9 can you do one on the BRT . Thank you

[@sageapel2424]

I just picked up my first dog, a giant schnauzer a few weeks ago. Little over 10 weeks old now. I had standard poodles growing up as family dogs, but my parents did all the training. Definitely a crazy first dog to get, but I love my boy. For being a first time owner and very inexperienced, he already knows name recognition, sit, down, and is potty trained. I introduced place command yesterday. all of your videos are very helpful while i navigate new puppy ownership. Thank you Garrett and crew.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks for sharing!! Check out Puppy Essentials on DIYK9.com for everything you need to get started on the right foot.

[@DocGTO]

Such great dogs. We got our first 6 years ago and have fell in love with the breed. My wife is an exercise junkie and loves taking 10-15 mies hikes with our girl. We just got our new boy 6 months ago. At 8 months he's 86lbs already. He will be 100+ for sure. Our girl is 85 and comes from an agility and protection bloodline while our boy is a show bloodline. Two different dogs. LOL. Our girl is the FAFO pooch. She's had training and has eyes and ears like Superman, Our boy likes to play, eat and nap. LOL

[@ihorburtsev858]

Great video. Giant Schnauzer is a great dog in the legal aspect of owning a dog. You almost never find them in the lists of your neighborhood banned breeds like often happens with GSD, Doberman, Corso. The same situation with insurance prices. Animal Liability Insurance is two times cheaper than for Dobbies. It is so ridiculous but it is as it is

[@Croft-do5io]

The best most detailed breed videos! So helpful to see this breed next to Thanos. But when Garrett came walking out with the Black Russian Terrier side by side!?? Awesome!!!! 🙌🏼

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks so much, appreciate the support!

[@seanthomas5182]

There are the best type of videos, quality and reliability honest info. Please drop some more protection breed dog videos. (And first comment I think too)

[@AmericanStandardK9]

We have a whole playlist here kzbin.info/www/bejne/joPbqYqgh8psb6M

[@stalwarto1139]

Awesome video, I have a BRT he’s 9 months old. He’s currently 115 lbs. he’s amazing. I had a schnauzer previously that passed away. The BRT is a calmer dog overall. Please make a video on the BRT. There are not many out there.

[@ChampTheBeagle]

Thank you Garret for such a wonderful and high production video!

[@JZCB]

Yes. Thank you!!!!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jontoostrong]

As an active person this is my dream dog. I can't wait to get the money and living space to make him part of the family. Thank you for this video !!

[@eljuanchosf]

I've have the privilege of being friends with GS' all my life. My last one, Toro, passed away a year ago at the venerable age of 13 years old. I'm not in a situation to get a new puppy right now, but as soon as I can, I will. GS' are the most amazing dogs I have ever had or interacted with. Love them to death.

[@guitarlessonsnow3431]

My aunt had two of these. Once she went on vacation and had my older aunt dog sit, problem was they wouldn’t let her out of the house and were blocking the door, (possibly separation anxiety as they weren’t being used to being left alone). My uncle had to drive over and call them off.

[@pattiemcd8790]

@@guitarlessonsnow3431 😲

[@reginaphalanges7331]

Good timing for this video as it's getting close to Oktoberfest! The Riesen Schnauzer were used to guard the beer halls in Munich! 🙂 Personally, I love the breed, and I'm a dog groomer! They aren't sketchy or quarrelsome like some other breeds.❤

[@christianhagen8346]

The Riesenschnauzer from working lines is one of the best sport and working breed ! I like this black knights very much ! Riesenschnauzer, Deutscher Schäferhund and Belgian Malinois my absolutely top3 all around working breeds 🐶

[@prestontaylor4204]

Best dogs in the world. My boy Knox is just over a year old now. Everything mentioned in this video is him to a T! I’ve been training him with the unleashed course from DIY K9 and he is becoming my dream dog in regards to his obedience and off leash capabilities. Would definitely recommend this breed to anyone who is willing to put in work with their dog, otherwise, good luck.

[@cherylschaeffer7832]

The minis are just smaller versions. I have 2 that I pet sit and LOVE them. Noisy dogs but otherwise great and they do respond to commands to be quiet. The grooming is right on. Their owner gets them groomed regularly and they are trained to sit when they come in for paw wipes or full body toweling when it's raining or snowing. Garrett is spot on about the training aspect. They are smart and can learn but you have to put the effort in.

[@1packatak]

There is mini, standard and giant size, at least in the US. I really like mini’s- they have an attitude but respond well to training.

[@jule3480]

I’ve had three ( all passed away now) . They were like a person in a bear costume, clowns, protective and surprisingly mine were good with my then young kids. But… they don’t train like a GSD and require a firm but fair and kind hand . The males were far more laid back than the female. It could have been just her, but she was serious and sharp, plus very selective of who she would be friends with. My dogs loved the whole family equally, unlike my GSD who was primarily focused of me. Grooming was easy, I clipped them myself, everywhere bar their beards and eyebrows , but the beard had to be washed because it would stink! People should be aware of screening lines heart and cancer as well as hips. They were FUN dogs and were great family members ( as well as tracking naturals) . I still miss them❤

[@jemmarider6103]

I have a giant and he is the best dog ever. He is super gentle with my baby nieces, my 5 lb mini schnoodle, my chickens, and everyone he meets. He is a great boy, pretty well trained, nothing crazy, he's just a pet. I groom him myself, which I think is the only downside is their intense upkeep. Socialization is key in my humble opinion.

[@kc-n-sassy]

we had 2 giant schnauzers when i was a kid and the neighbor thought my pappy was nuts letting me walk them. they were trained very well and walked off leash and everything. But if they sensed danger the male would walk ahead and the female stood by me and stopped me from walking. i was safe for sure lol they would herd me back to the house lol

[@jsan6967]

Have a friend who has 2 they are sweet hearts. One of them gets along great with my Komondor the other not so much, every dog is still a little different. Great Breed!

[@Clementine_D]

I saw one of these dogs on my walk today, he was beautiful 😍

[@grabo8781]

We love your content Garret, can you please do a episode like this on the bullmastiff?

[@hqgirl567]

Hmmm I was thinking of getting a giant schnauzer for my next service dog but I have changed my mind. Definitely not for me, I don’t have the energy for a high athletic dog.

[@Dr.MeganStinson]

I have a female giant as a SD and I will tell you that I will not do it again. She is MORE than capable of serving above and beyond, but the countless hours of training JUST to be sure she didn't attack someone rushing to give me aid is innumerable. They were be bred meticulously to protect and when all else fails, that's what they do.

[@hqgirl567]

@@Dr.MeganStinson ya. That’s crazy. I really don’t think a giant is good as a service dog especially if someone could be chronically ill and may not have the energy to get up yk. I also don’t recommend a Aussie shepherd. They r herding dogs and have way too much anxiety and I honestly don’t think I will get another one for my next service dog. I love my dog to the bottom of my heart just don’t think it’s for me. But it sounds like giants r more for guarding then for servicing someone.

[@SusanH4626]

Have a standard schnauzer and they are THEEEEE best dogs! 😊

[@beckballas2078]

The German skit had be dying of laughter 😂

[@dogswithjobs2531]

Garret - You are sooooo funny and skilled! 👋🐾🇺🇸🐕‍🦺🦮

[@loudloveen]

Miss Shelby is gorgeous! I've had an Akita, a JRT and an Akita, so I think I could handle a Giant Schnauzer. Thank you for the great video!

[@JCreole]

Do the Bouvier de Flanders…please

[@codysett1]

Great editing!!!

[@chris45rpm]

My pepper & salt male Giant is 115lb (52 kg). He's my second (both from Rillaton line). Incredible breed.

[@ljo6657]

I would to have seen how the Bouvier des Flanders fits into this mix of dogs? Enjoy your KZbin channel. I have a hefty Mastiff mix. Neo/Corso/French Mastiff mother. She’s huge like a female Neapolitan 120lbs. 👍

[@gary7moore]

Great video! I have two giant’s, my first time with the breed. I own a funeral home and our idea is they would be comfort dogs. Our 96lb 2+ yr old female (parents were 110 & 150 lbs) has always been great with families…. 3+ yr old 86lb male gets to excited still, loves people, other pets etc he just gets a bit crazy. Grooming… wirey hair (male) and ultra soft (female), ultra soft takes a LOT more work. It is a great breed, LOVE their personality however being stubborn is an understatement!!!! O yea…. Velcro dogs

[@BoxerRockyCanine]

Great info regarding breed . Wow the uncle Jeff clip had me cracking up🤣

[@C-24-Brandan]

Awesome dogs ... them & the boerboel are my favorites!

[@nogames8982]

I had a friend who was a professional dog trainer. She passed away a few years ago. Her favorite breed was giant schnauzer. She loved breeds that were not that popular and that were hard to train. She had two of them at a time.

[@hellonation33]

I love these dog breed reviews. I would love to see more.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

More to come!

[@luciaaguilar4072]

Boris was just happy to be there

[@cleod78]

Thank you for doing a video on the giant schnauzer awesome 👍 best dog I ever owned

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thanks for watching!

[@julieskipper1061]

Excellent advice. I would so love to own a Giant, but recognize that it would require specific focus on what they require.

[@LyreBliss]

I love my Giant Schnauzer!

[@lennylink8772]

Did you mention that their course coat is better with people with allergies? It's listed as a dog with less allergens on the AKC. That's pretty nice characteristic. Thank you for making the video.

[@1packatak]

But they are high maintenance as far as coat. Either professional grooming is a must, or hours of things like hand stripping which takes a long time to learn.

[@lennylink8772]

@@1packatak Yes, it's a super important trait though. The cost or learning it is worth is if you have allergies (or a family member of future child or spouse does or may) and want a guardian breed.

[@krislee4127]

I have a giant schnauzer hes very affectionate and frendly to children and people hes familiar with while hes on the leash and im out walking him or hes out being social but while hes in my viechle or at home and im alone hes very protective great dog he knows im the dominant in the family so hes always calm while im around. It takes me a week to give him a haircut 😂 hes like a sheep 🤣

[@kathrynfahm6762]

All the groomers we have taken our Giant Schnauzer to have loved him! They get so excited to groom him because they don't see Giant schnauzers too often mostly the see the minis, but it is expensive. And all schnauzer owners have asked the question, "Is that pee or beard water on the floor?" You did forget about the Velcro aspect of them although I love how you emphasized the stubbornness several times, people really don't take that into consideration a lot of time.

[@dannydm2133]

Have you done the Bouvier and black Russian terrier. Couldn't find it. Maybe its my country and they don't show it all

[@NPDogtraining]

Not a protection dog but definitely a working dog I’d love to see an episode on Australian Shepherd’s, already have one but love to hear the history through a well articulated video like this one.

[@rockylamotta8154]

Great informative vid! Cropped def cleaner (My uncropped breeds we’ve owned (Gold Ret, Springer, Havanese & Wire Dachshund) ear infections an issue due to air flow. However my cropped dogs Schnauzers, Am Staff & Boxer no issues at all) Plus uncropped gives them too dopey & goofy!

[@taniabn]

In less than a month I'll be picking my first GS puppy from one of the best (if not the best) breeders in my country. After 25 years of having only dachshunds (who may be small, but are stubborn as hell) I think I'm finally ready to step up the difficulty level a "little bit". Already have a dog trainer and a dog groomer on speed dial, though 😅

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Definitely check out Puppy Essentials on DIYK9.com! Use code CHILL20 for our Labor Day Sale!

[@isactoriguevara6030]

I love this breed. Currently I have a Doberman and I love her, it’s a great breed as well. But I think my next dog will be a giant schnauzer

[@phoemariee]

i want a giant schnauzer so BADLY 😔😔 thank you for this video

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sharonburton9663]

After losing my 2 gsd after 13 yrs, i was researching both these breeds but have decided after months and months to get a giant Schnauzer now researching breeders

[@blackholeradiate]

We love our Giant, Merlin! 11 months and hell on wheels

[@Navy-Seal-Ninja90]

this breed is a very impressive guard dog actually. ive seen it dominate and injure even bigger dogs and wild predators than itself. dont be fooled by its appearance.

[@davidbmullis]

4:08 Nailed it! Love this video!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Awesome, thanks!

[@Suprisedbuzz]

Dude that german accent in the skit was incredible, posibly the best impression ive ever heard

[@johnshipley9755]

Love my black Russian terrier , 😊😊

[@thatPSNguy99]

congrats on 2 mil garrett

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thank you, we're incredibly grateful!

[@originalplanksta]

Live on a 23 acre farm, 2 Pyrenees living with sheep, 2 Corso’s (2 yr male, 9+yr female) living inside, 2 inside/outside kitties. Been looking at the G Schnauzer breed for a couple months now, considering pawssibly adding to my pack , so to speak. Any thoughts? Also, I’m an avid runner and train my Corso daily.

[@TheChickenMan273]

Hey love the video!!!!! Been following for a while and love the training and the review on different breeds! When are you gonna do a is a rottweiler right for you?

[@AmericanStandardK9]

That's next actually!

[@jolt06]

Im looking at getting one for my family

[@jmollo55]

Have been watching STL Garcia k1k9 since before i found you ... uses the giant snauzer for Corrections use ... great video

[@kimberlyfoster7689]

I would love to another video like this but with a Black Russian Terrier.

[@Deemieboi]

This series is actually so helpful

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@210venomousviper]

Can you do a standard poodle video like this?

[@sadwalk]

German dogs like German cars......Simply the best

[@CuteVoodooDoll]

Hi Garret, I am one of your German fans 😁. You talking with a German accent was really hilarious well done ! As always a very interesting video. Can you make a report about a giant poodle going in attack mode is impressI’ve look? Poodle seven the big ones are often ridiculed but they had been bred like schnauzers for being a hunting and protecting dog, especially when it comes to duck hunting. When I was a kid, I saw them as police dogs and they were quite impressive when they are not mistreated as fashion victims. I don’t know if it is true, but I’ve heard that the power of their bite is higher than a Doberman’s. Poodles are really good guard dogs highly intelligent with this huge will to please and a high hunting drive. A giant poodle attacking is not fun.I like that even when they are very serious and very disciplined in training or defending they are still very funny dogs when they are not working. Their whole body is strong and always so elegant. In my experience a giant poodle needs a good amount of physical training and a lot of brain stimulus. The grooming acquires a real commitment. Jesus…But they don’t lose so much hair and the body odour is very low. I think they are easier to train than Schnauzers. What is your opinion? Could I talked you in filming a portrait of a giant poodle? 😜🙃 Greetings from Berlin ❤ Susanne

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Hello in Germany, thanks for the comment! Stay tuned to see if we have a Poodle video coming out in the future :)

[@CuteVoodooDoll]

@@AmericanStandardK9 I stay tuned anyway. We will see. Your videos are so enjoyable. A lot of information and fun 🤩

[@angeladrianjimenez]

great dog, highly intelligent, playful but yes they need a lot of exercise

[@westcoast9475]

30years ago when I was a child my friends grandmother had a big riesenschnauzer and they lived in one house together. it was very protective and nobody would come close to the fence. 😂😂 the dog was allways serious and not friendly at all.

[@RodneyNicotine]

I love Grman Gaurd dog breeds and never once considered this breed but now I now they are badass mofo"s like Rotties, Dobies, and GSD's I kinda want one. I just don't know about that grooming upkeep lol.

[@davidphillips1845]

I have 2 Giant Schnauzers. Awesome dogs. Everything he said is accurate. He didn't mention the coat is zero shedding and hypoallergenic. Grooming is not too bad. I go with a low Even Steven every 2 months and brushing one a week. Way more preferable to the hair everywhere and crazy shedding twice a year when I had German shepherds.

[@Vasquimho]

Please do a Bouvier des flandres

[@garlandw8613]

In short, This is a Rottweiler with more hair. LOL

[@joshuareyes1383]

I have a schnoodle and was wondering if some of the temperaments are different with that mixture of breed he’s currently now 13 weeks ao far he doesn’t match too much of what the description of a schnauzer personality is he loves to play as any puppy does but he’s very mellow and actually chills out very quickly and seems to just generally like to sit around observing he usually finds a corner or hole where he can see everyone from or a very specific entrance lol

[@TheOne60388]

Such a great video!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Glad you liked it!!

[@JorviksWitcher]

Can you make one about Pembroke Welsh Corgis I'm looking into the breed and i love you straight forward explanations. Plus i don't feel most videos are honest

[@CaneCorsoShow]

Mannnnnnnnnnn I love these dogs! My top 2 picks of 'non-exotic' breeds i this and the Cane Corso. The hair upkeep is what keeps me from leaving the breed to others; and the health conditions are a bit complicated

[@momosgarage]

How do they compare to the Bouvier des Flandres and the Briard?

[@sunflowergrowing]

When I was a kid and we played tag, my GS would get aggressive to kids chasing me. My GS was my buddy.

[@elnino530]

Please do Saint Bernard! It's my dream dog

[@Jviola15]

At the end in the grooming section the dog on the grooming table looks like a Bouvier. Do that one next!

[@1packatak]

There used to be some that did SCh/IGP years back. I’m sure they have passed away by now.

[@michaelpontiac7467]

Could you say something about Boxers, I see very little from trainers on the breed. Thank you.

[@christopherroberts4856]

Where can I find a reputable breeder? I am worried places I see online are puppy factories. I don’t need AKC and not necessarily one with a working line. I’d take working over Show line any day

[@W7ni10q]

very well video , rare breed videos

[@kaytech5398]

Do they shed?

[@peterbartha6640]

Please help me! I have to take my older dog (GS-Boxer cross) to a hospital and leave there for 3 days. He is 10 and I never left him alone a single night or elsewhere than home for a minute. He is a good boy but very attached. I have 3 days left. Do you have something for me to make this less stressful for him? He has heartworms and it's important for him to stay calm. Thank you so much! Good video btw, one of my favorite breeds! I'm always following your work!

[@PrinceSinghofHearts]

U should do some best first dogs for new dog owner video and give like catogaries for like single ppl couple families etc

[@thegoatkid5388]

bouvier next!

[@pf5154]

I love your vids! Form Germany: It’s called Riesen Schnauzer 😉

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thank you, glad you enjoy them!

[@actg08]

Omg my family will be adding a mini schnauzer to our family soon! I assume the giant schnauzer shares some qualities to the mini? Lol

[@heyitscora9691]

Hello, I have an amstaff pit pull, Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog mix and she is 9 months. Her name is tipsy and we just got her. We have cats and she is not use to cats can you make a video or tell me how to train her to not attack the cats?

[@kakajand.7917]

What about Standard Schnauzer ?

[@1packatak]

Very similar in temperament. Also like to be on the protective side.

[@blitz-amp]

Can you do sarplaninac? Great video btw.