THE GIANT SCHNAUZER - NON-MOULTING PROTECTION GUARD DOG

[@maggierozmanith6542]

My Giant saved my life when I was 6 years old and a guy tried to pull me into a van. Well, not pull, but he chatted me up then grabbed my hand and it was the end of the discussion for the dog. I didn't even tell my parents for a few years because I was worried they will be angry at him for attacking the guy so I hid it as a secret until I was maybe 10 or 11 and I realised what had ACTUALLY happened :-D Isn't this weird! It's been 30 years now he's gone and I still dream of him and miss him and sometimes hear him in the mornings before I am fully awake. I hear him jumping around being happy that we're about to go for a walk.

[@Marta_z_Dabrowy]

Wonderful dog and defender ❤

[@loudloveen]

Thank you for sharing!

[@dhall4051]

I am going to research the Giant Schnauzer more to see if the breed suits my lifestyle. I want to be sure that he/she gets enough exercise and is mentally stimulated enough. I don’t know that I would be exercising him/her enough, as I am hearing they need at least an hour of walk + additional excercise & mental stimulation daily. I know not to commit to this as I wouldn’t be able to follow through every day. It’s so important to check out a dog breed, it’s temperament, and its needs, before deciding which breed to get. A Dog is always part of the family. It’s terribly confusing for the dog to be placed outside the family, if it does not “work out.” I do know how to be the ‘alpha.’ These strong dogs that are great for guard duty are not for the meek. You MUST know how to handle them, physically & mentally. You must do it the ‘Dog Whisperer” way. This is the way the dog understands.

[@fontenoyjoe]

That is very touching❤

[@someone3187]

"... and it was the end of discussion for the dog..." :) Good dog, indeed! As far as you remember, was your dog trained or did this happen instinctively? And what did your parents say when you finally told them?

[@paul-ld9vh]

We had a giant schnauzer for 10 years. She wasn't formally trained in protection but nobody knew that and she was a great companion. I miss her dearly after all these years.

[@IINVICTA]

I’ve got a GS. Best darn dog I’ve ever had. He whines a lot but he’s good.

[@matthewreyes2401]

My family owns one. We love her dearly and she is so spoiled lol. She’s stopped a weirdo breaking into our home! Got him good.

[@drpumpkinpie]

That's amazing

[@chrischristofis8501]

Well done that dog 👍

[@someone3187]

I don't know why that made me laugh! :) Good dog!

[@mexxal16]

Mine is two now. Still stubborn when out on the street. Inside/on the property hes great and follows command most of the time. Have you seen an improvement with them after the 2 or 3 year?

[@matthewreyes2401]

@@mexxal16 mine has become lazier lol! She’s thickened out now and likes to think she’s a mom to our other dogs lol

[@Warhawk1952]

Had a number of Schnauzers over my 67 years, I believe they are one of the best on the planet, they are intelligent, beautiful and non-shedding! Mine followed me EVERYWHERE, both giant and mini! Smarter than most people I've met! Thanks again! Dan

[@234i9]

theyre a great pairing in the home too :D

[@ike134]

The Giant Schnauzer is no joke. They are Powerful, intelligent, and a lot of drive!

[@Stormcutter562]

Yea

[@tomfisher47]

Mine to

[@234i9]

people underestimate the drive part...

[@deanhenry1229]

They are very protective, extremely intelligent and loyal dogs. They are one of the most versatile breeds, nothing they can't do.

[@jabbarmuhammad8804]

The tenacious and protective giant schnauzer magnificent looking breed of dog

[@peterkindel1619]

*_All Schnauzers, whether Giant Schnauzers, Standard Schnauzers or Miniature Schnauzers, are the best buddies ❤ you can imagine!_*

[@barryburroughs2231]

Brilliant dogs had ours for twelve years he loves kids but very protective he would not let anybody in the house miss him ❤

[@iamj9127]

What do you do if you go away? Kennel?

[@barryburroughs2231]

@@iamj9127 yes but he didn’t like it 👍

[@i_d_i_e_h]

I grew up with a beautiful Giant Schnauzer. She loved to hang out with my sisters, me and our friends all day long when we were outside playing. She could be a bit on guard with adult men she didn't know, but as soon as she understood they were no threat she was just a sweetheart.

[@notsosilentmajority1]

I refer to the Giant Schnauzer as the "hidden gem of the protection dog world". As you've stated, they are hypo allergenic, they don't shed, they don't look menacing, yet they are fantastic protection dogs. The main drawback is their coat maintenance and some have been known to be a bit more difficult to train compared to Doberman's, GSD's, etc.. They look very different when they are docked and cropped though they are beautiful either way.

[@Memow-pk1ng]

Just as when Amstaffs& other pit types, & dobies, ears cropped, makes theme look more menacing, I like them docked & cropped, & also the standard & minis .

[@Memow-pk1ng]

There is no 100 % hypo allergic, all dogs shed twice a year,. ( everything sheds, even snakes) just not like Germ. Shep, huskies.. that never stop shedding !!

[@notsosilentmajority1]

@@Memow-pk1ng I am a big fan of certain breeds being docked and cropped. Originally, docking and cropping was done for a legitimate reason, not just for looks. People today get their panties in a bunch when you are pro docking and cropping. It's funny how they like a breed but then they try to change them.?

[@Memow-pk1ng]

@@notsosilentmajority1 mini scnauzers were ratters bred in Germany , the beard protected , & ears were cropped so less to grab. Rottw tails get docked bc are powerful, & pitbull ears were cropped for fighting & the standard remain ed when became Amstaffs. tho the Staffordshire Bull ter( Staffies) aren't.

[@xcf5587]

I have a miniature schnauzer Jack Russell x. He’s sweet as anything but he definitely has his protection instincts. He’s usually completely chilled but sometimes he sees someone on drugs or whatever and suddenly completely changes and stands there growling like a Doberman🤣. Whilst fairly chill and always got on with other dogs he was quite hard to train and is very wary around people so can see training them could be a challenge.

[@savagedan6274]

My GS pup is 6 months Super smart! Highly trainable Love him Never seen a dog with this much protection instinct as this breed At 2 months old was already barking at strangers!

[@terriholley4555]

Good boy!

[@toddjohnson271]

Nice....great dogs but that undercoat....dust bunny city.

[@LNCChancey]

I have a 6 month old Giant. She is my 4th dog (Pitbull, Labrador, Cockapoo we’re my previous). They are a LOT of dog but what makes them incredible (compared to all the previous breeds I’ve had) is the OFF switch. They can go from 0-100mph in a split second and from 100-0mph just as quickly. My girl is still a baby and is already more trained than any of the previous dogs I had (probably says more about me than them!). After only a few short months of owning this breed, I think I’m lovestruck ❤

[@Brascobadboy]

What happened to your others ? Old age ?

[@belchbat9955]

@@Brascobadboytf kinda question is that😂

[@Brascobadboy]

@@belchbat9955 The reason is. It seems all These idiot pitbull owners The dog never has a happy ending. It’s always “ my dad shot him “ or. “ we gave him away “. Or. “ he bit my neighbor “. Or “ we moved “.

[@robroy488]

​@Brascobadboy she probably did what many, many people justifiably do, get bored of the other dogs faces after a year or so, get them put down and get something a bit different just for fun. Dog's are just like cars really.

[@234i9]

You described them VERY well here.

[@danarussell4246]

We just got our 7th giant schnauzer puppy this past Sunday to go with our 2 year old female giant. We’ve always had 2 at the same time and had to put the last 2 down during Covid. Ours have all been considered family pets although they really were bred as show dogs. Absolutely loves Giant schnauzers. Our daughter broke tradition and has a mini and a standard.

[@swansonganimalcommunicatio4207]

Thank you soo much for making this. I keep live stock guardians but have been wanting to learn more about Giant Schnauzer and Black Russian Terriors.

[@YvetteArby]

It’s funny that you say this since my former landlord had a Giant Schnauzer and a Black Russian Terrier. They were both amazing guard dogs and they scared the heck out of bad guys and any would-be trespassers on his 5 acre wooded property. They were both very intelligent and beautiful dogs!! They knew the difference between someone who meant no harm and someone with ill intentions in an instant! I can’t recommend them highly enough!

[@234i9]

I know one who has several of each. BRTs are more scary because of size, but a GS is much more agile, faster, energetic - a much better working dog breed. That said, a BRT is just scary enough as a presence that they really dont have to do much

[@paulinemclean375]

Read a review by someone out of the US Marines who trained dogs for the military. He basically said the best dogs for personal protection were Dobermans, Giant Schnauzers and German Shepherds. Malinois were a bit too small to stop a large individual and Rotties and Cane Corso too big and slow. A determining factor is that it must be able to be deployed out of a car window, since it would often be with you in the car. I’ve got a beauty named Tess and she is still a force at the age of eight. She is my shadow.

[@eddycarter765]

I keep my parents mini schnauzer when they travel and let me tell you about the protection instinct.The little guy is fearless and will not tolerate any perceived threat,he has charged and stopped a Boerble and a Rottweiler that charged us at the dog park. He has no fear at all .I am sold on the protection ability of the breed and I am looking for a giant for myself.I also trained the dog track wounded deer and boar over a weekend,he has been very successful as a tracker.He has tracked 3 deer and 3 boar this season. Phenomenal little lap dog. .

[@nataliamargulis6649]

We have a 3 yo show line Giant female. She is VERY vigilant, protective, and territorial. We taught her scent work and a bunch of other jobs and she learned them instantly. High energy, high drive, a strong need to work, and extreme loyalty. Very smart. She is a LOT of dog but an amazing addition to our fam. The video emphasizes how cuddly they are, but Giants can actually be pretty aloof. The personality of a Giant is an interesting combination of independent, goofy, hard-working, proud. This is 100% not a dog for somebody who is absent or at work a lot. They need a lot of continuous training, exercise, and mental stimulation. They also need strong leadership.

[@alisha7224]

Sasha is such a gorgeous & LARGE schnauzer. I couldn't get over how striking she was, just to look at. Thanks for making this video.

[@eugenevictortooms4174]

I know a couple who breed giant schnauzers & I can tell you first hand that they are serious guard & protection dogs.

[@ingerpamp2388]

Amazing dogs. I now have my third. Once a Giant Schnauzer, always a Giant Schnaucher.

[@amberpatrick-griffin5538]

Our Giant Schnauzers have all been incredible dogs. They love children and are very protective. Our current girl Freya gets anxious when the Grandkids are here because she can't be with all of them at the same time. She needs to be RIGHT with them. :D They can be very stubborn however and do need patience and training early on. I don't recommend people getting them who don't or won't put in the time they need. Grooming can be an issue as well. They either need to be trimmed periodically or brushed often as their coats will mat. I'll take that over our Golden Retrievers shedding.

[@christianhagen8346]

Very good and informative Video! The Riesenschnauzer is no Joke they are very good as Police K9 , Personal Protection, Rescue , Mantrailing , Apport , Obedience and all Sports where they can run and Pull like Canicross Bikejöring Skijöring etc. The working lines have many drive and will to please in combination with very good working mentality, they are strong, fast and have many endurance! Some of they are not so easy to handle and a working line is not good for a first time Owner, they need many exercises! Most of the Riesenschnauzer are very good with Kids but the owner must handle the Temperament! Many Riesenschnauzer have good hunting drive and kill Rats Cats Foxes! A very good all around working dog with better health than many other working breeds ! It gave different body types , some working females are only 25kg and males 30-35kg they are fast as a herder and some females have 35-40kg and males 40-50kg! My favorite is the lighter typ for working!

[@Liquessen]

Our riesen was such a lovely lady! She knew that I was a kid so even when I was a bad girl she only ever growled at me.

[@scottybee8]

such a underated dog

[@calypso4554]

Giant Schnauzers are highly sensitiv. They need a very clear surounding, not being harsh but clear with them. One has to be very friendly and very strict with them at the same time. Not a dog for beginners, but if you do it right a fantastic companion.

[@scotts8684]

I never felt the need to be strict with my 2 GS. They listen and learn quickly and are extremely obedient. Love does all the training.

[@MikPop-n5i]

We have had Giants for 30 years and I love this breed. It's true, they don't moult seasonally but they do shed. We are always vacuuming up black, fur, dust bunnies every week or two, all year. They are worth this little issue, however. This breed wants your attention constantly and they are extremely loyal.

[@MBohm1990]

Most of the German dogs are bad ass! Just like the people.

[@icee8959]

IIRC my uncle had a giant schnauzer back in the '70s. He was a veterinarian. Don't quote me on this but I think it was because they are the biggest breed that's a universal doggie blood donor. I don't know whether he was trained or it came naturally but his dog had wonderful manners around strangers.

[@ryanjsgrandma2009]

I have a 3 yo female. I sleep like a baby. Nothing and I mean nothing gets by this dog. Very loyal dog. Just has to be near their owners, so if u don’t like Velcro dogs the GS isn’t for you. Thank you for informing public about this breed. They aren’t for everyone.

[@aaronwilcox6417]

Lovely breed. Probably among the best I've seen in many aspects.

[@barrymccockner6450]

I have a 32lb mini Schnauzer ,its cool to see alot of the personality traits carry over from their larger brethren . They are very smart and trainable as stated , and so loving and attention driven .

[@renise011]

Where did you get a 32lb mini? I would love a larger mini. But so many are 15lb or smaller. And 30lbs would be just perfect.

[@srrsz]

Good popularisation and informational video. Love how the working side of the the giant schnauzers is highlighted and shown by short clips.

[@kingkong5717]

As someone from Bavaria / Munich, I already had such a dog, they are very pleasant and really don't cause allergies, which I think is great

[@dylanbacklund7655]

Always love your video's my wife and I actually bought a Great Pyrenees alongside our Rottweiler due in part to your very informative video on the Pyrenees, keep up the great videos!

[@2thelight]

Wow, I have to say I first fell in love with the beautiful yellow eyes on the wolf in your videos intro., But I think that is more than I want to deal with right now. These giant schnauzers are beautiful, the young female with the big stand up ears is adorable .A large male might be the protection capable dog I need to be a friend to my female golden retriever named BabyDoll, who runs to me for protection, but she is wonderful at finding pheasant, quail and rabbits. I will have to see what is available here in the states. Thanks for sharing.

[@ShogunHull]

I will tell you that SCHNAUZERS are the greatest dog, such a joy, clean..I had a Champion Miniature Salt n Pepper Schnauzer and She went with me everywhere. ALWAYS minded Mommy..to a fault..and I never found a hair of hers in my bed. I would have the giant at the right time, after I get another small one. (They were bred UP which means the miniatures have no health problems and live long..much longer than large dogs typically do..since we've been feeding them SHT for so long BC the dogfood companies have LIED THRU THEIR TEETH to us. DUPED US!!. Dr. Marty dog food and similar Others who understand this, will make your dog much healthier, stronger and live wayy longer if you feed them right. starting with their Real food!

[@2thelight]

Yes my dogs have been on the keto pet sanctuary veterinarian design diet for years now raw hamburger and broccoli and chia seeds

[@MarissaByrne89]

There's a GS rescue and some great breeders in the US. Research is key. The Great breeders are very protective of their lines and may not do business with you if they think their puppies will be abused, neglected. When my children were younger ours kept them from being victims a few times.

[@rebecca5279]

Doubly awesome... Bach & dogs! You also usually play some great music choices (as evidenced by your intro too) and this show was no exception with some good classical works here! Played a lot of Brandenburg concertos in orchestras as a violinist and this one, #4, was one of my favorites, #3 being my ultimate. I love your show and all the featured dogs & wolves, & wolfdogs! It's hard being dogless since I can't have one in my living situation so I really enjoy watching these:)

[@Yeoman7]

As a Rottweiler owner I love their cousins too👍

[@infinitymage5906]

Now that you've done the Giant Schnauzer I'd love to see you have an episode on the Bouvier!

[@OnkyoGrady]

I love GS', and between myself and my family we've had 6 now. That said...I've never seen someone assume they were fuzzy bundles of love, they look intimidating. I must be a region thing, bc GS hair styles range from werewolf to fu manchu...and a fully shaved one looks like a pit/lab mix of some type.

[@Memow-pk1ng]

A show clipped, docked, & cropped, is a handsome looking GS, not a straggly , like ones shown here !

[@rollypolly4613]

I love all your shows Anneka! It's so professional. I see it like a program o can't never miss! You're great person also!

[@FunLovingDiva]

Could you do a video on the working Black Russian Terrier, and also the working Bouvier de Flanders. Thank you!

[@Climber39]

We have a giant Schnauzer, and she’s by far the smartest and most beautiful dog we’ve ever owned. And while she doesn’t have “formal” training, we’ve worked with her extensively. And she naturally knows what to do when it comes to protecting our family. She’s fun loving and a wonderful family pet, but she also takes her job very seriously when she feels like it’s necessary. She’s all business then.

[@robertobreglia9224]

Hi Anneka,thank you very much for sharing this very interesting video! 👍👍👍😍

[@B_E_C_K]

Had a Giant named Sasha as well. Best behaved guard dog I've ever seen.

[@ShogunHull]

THANK U for this comprehensive, informative vid. Brava!!

[@WoodyStickman]

Wow! What an awesome breed!

[@shahriardelshad2738]

Thank you Annika once again such informative video ,but to tell you the truth I was so mesmerized by your beauty that I was mostly seeing and hearing your relaxing voice 🌹🌹💗💗

[@scotts8684]

I had two giant schnauzers. People coming on my property were terrified by them because they looked mean, even when they weren't barking. Absolutely nobody messed with me when I had them anywhere near me. They were great for intimidating Latter Day Saints off my property. They wouldn't even get out of the car and stopped coming around to try to convert me. The only other thing that drove them off was when the came to my room in college and asked if they could talk to me about their religion. I said sure as long as I could get equal time discussing my religion. They got excited, said sure and asked what my religion was. I only said one word, "satanism." Their grins turned to panic as they fled my floor in the dorm. They never came back to my floor. I was a hero to the others on the floor. To be honest, I'd rather have my Giants.

[@vanity68]

Love them so much. Thank you for this. Just love your channel.

[@wipperwil]

High quality and educational approach to this video. Super professional and very deep Q&A too. Expert interview skill and very informative outcome. Liked. Subbed. Thank you.

[@alisongrubb8159]

I love your videos & always look forward to a new one. I’m sure you get so many requests for different breeds. . . but would love to see one on the Airedale Terriers.

[@davidlargen6945]

Never knew they could be aggressive. The ones I have meet have been super gentle and friendly

[@rustyrnds]

Alot of dogs can be aggressive it all depends on working lines and showlines if u want a oversized with lot of health issues u get a showline if u want working line u get a working line

[@lancebozman2163]

I don't think it was fair to refer to a standard poodle as a giant useless lapdog , standard poodles are highly intuitive and adapt to the wants and needs of the owners , if you pick the correct standard poodle out of the litter , you will actually have a well balanced instinctive dog with very good protection instincts. Great video , glad to see you cover the Giant , the gentleman's guard dog.

[@IRONxMONKEY]

My uncle who lives in Maine is a pretty big duck hunter, he said his standard poodle is the best gun dog he’s ever seen.

[@234i9]

Yeah good point. Poodles are capable dogs.

[@JohnDoe-gj4hi]

The standard poodle is so underrated they are extremely smart, protective, intuitive, kind.

[@ramizshould]

So awesome thank you Animal watch.

[@Malxer]

Amazing dogs

[@Jacrispy223]

Athena may be the cutest puppy to ever live.

[@martinnunya7878]

Love Giants

[@piroskaracz3621]

Whatta big adorable palooka🥰.

[@lonelyboysole]

damn seeing a schnauzer this big is actually kind of intimidating lmao never thought a schnauzer would look intimidating i want one now

[@joycejudd5109]

if you love these dogs and are interested, the Sgt. Garcia videos are quite interesting. These dogs are used in prisons...they are quite less barky than the other breed protection dogs. it's a great breed of dog, these are. Thank you for this video!

[@thoraneh7365]

I love schnauzers :)

[@sirmanni4534]

Great segment. I have added this breed to my short list of Akita, Bernese, to own

[@berryrb8667]

i want this dog. beauitful and intelligent

[@Stormcutter562]

One of my favorite breeds

[@estherbartholdy]

I have a rescued stray dog, no visible breed detectable in her and she barks at the gate too🤣Greetings from Guatemala!

[@kaboom362]

Convenient and easy to hang papers on. Black Russian Terrier + Bouvier + Schnauzer.

[@riyushouse]

Wow. What a beautiful dog.

[@g.w.hampton5525]

Molting??? That's an interesting way of putting it. My dogs are also nonMoulting but just like a schnauzer of any size, they need a lot of regular clipping and scissoring to keep their face and body profile. Looking over my grooming table

[@codyhall5370]

Lol I'm honestly shocked.. looks are deceiving, I own a corso myself and these dogs are a whole different rodeo. Very cool video

[@stephenalex4345]

They have a 550 psi bite force. Serious dog.

[@edmundobaca3498]

beautiful dog

[@edmundobaca3498]

Wonderful dog

[@belchbat9955]

17:23 that lady loves what she does she looks so happy

[@mommabird2813]

I love this!❤️💜

[@truthmaster0072]

One of my favorite Dogs Thank you. Please do a video on the great Airedale terrier. I love your channel.

[@GSBWorkingDogs-Rugby]

Can’t wait to get my pup, exact same breeding as Zeus 🤞

[@robotrightsactivist]

Many people will tell you how “human” these dogs are, when they join your family, they are unforgettable. We still remember the loss of our giant as the most painful even after several more dogs. It sounds dramatic but he really was more like a sibling than a pet.

[@GeorgeBonez]

I have a Mini Schnauzer that will tear somebodies ass up if they threaten me or my (his) family. He’s our best friend in the world and he protects us well. He doesn’t have the size, strength and raw power of a Giant Schnauzer but he’s got the same heart.

[@Just-a-guy926]

I have a Miniature, Standard, and a Giant Schnauzer best dogs ever.

[@polespinosa4858]

I thought I was looking at a rottweiler in the thumbnail! No wonder they are genetically related!

[@Yeoman7]

Many of them, whilst in the sun one can sometimes see the tan markings shining through.

[@joelsook2140]

Most underrated protection dog

[@JeffreyDonaldson-wb5rv]

I once seen a small black Schnauzer sitting in a car at a Sams club. Seem like a sweet dog. Owner said I could pet him. I must of went past the widow frame the second time I petted him.. He nipped me. Then I realized why the owner asked me before if I wanted a dog. He didn't break my skin. But it was very protective of his car. Still was a nice dog.

[@dujac88]

so beautiful, excellent video

[@scotts8684]

During WW2 the GS was so effective as a military dog that it was a priority for the allied forces in Europe to kill them. They were almost driven to extinction.

[@scotts8684]

Thank god they weren't and recovered to be one of the best breeds in the world. The minis are just as awesome. When my brother and I used to get into fights she'd jump on us to stop the fight.

[@jabjab1010]

Please do the same show for the Airedale. . .a truly amazing dog.

[@dannydm2133]

I have a Bouvier and a GS. Good luck trying to steal my Tulips !

[@ShogunHull]

I will tell you that SCHNAUZERS are the greatest dog, such a joy, clean, SO SMART... I had a Champion Miniature Salt n Pepper Schnauzer and She went with me everywhere. ALWAYS minded Mommy..to a fault..and I never found a hair of hers in my bed. I would have the giant at the right time, after I get another small one. (They were bred UP which means the miniatures have no health problems and live long..much longer than large dogs typically do..since we've been feeding them SHT for so long BC the dogfood companies have LIED THRU THEIR TEETH to us. DUPED US!!. Dr. Marty dog food and similar Others who understand this, will make your dog much healthier, stronger and live wayy longer if you feed them right. starting with their Real food!

[@Memow-pk1ng]

@@wren1024 bred in Germany, as ratters, thus the beard for protection, & cropped ears . Miniature pincher, Affen pincher also GS separate breed

[@Jiraiyashouse666]

Before it was frowned upon,the traditional Schnauzer look with the cropped ears and tail were intimidating.

[@Memow-pk1ng]

For conformation show , cropping , & docking is still the standard, & gives the look they should have .

[@irishcoffee6894]

​@@Memow-pk1ng and it is a shame that the anti's and weakhearted people got their way in no longer cropping and docking. 😢😢😢😢😢

[@ma4941]

I had a mixed schnauzer, being guardian dogs explain so much now! Wish I knew it then

[@TheBloodyAnn]

Grew up with a police trained giant Schauzer, he was always very aware of his surroundings, saved my grandma once from a mugger, we didn't even know, we were just outside waiting for her to arrive and he got really agitated and took off his own leesh and bolted behind a building and pinned down the guy that had a knife to my gandma's neck. He was the best, now I have a giant girl, she's not trained for protection just normal dog training and she's an oversized cat and extremely friendly, haha. I love this breed.

[@calebschoonraad6810]

Another enjoyable video, great work!

[@tomfisher47]

Best dog ever love mine

[@BarkingLondon]

I like emm! They look kinda more intimidating with the cropped ears & docked tail like a Doberman they look a different Dog. Either way they are no lapdog type Poodle!

[@desmondbroad1305]

Love the thumbnail 1 big dog 2 fantastic puppies😂😍

[@mikes3827]

Anneka, thanks for this! I just found my next dog, thanks to this video. I had long since heard of the Giant Schnauzer breed, and while I knew it was likely a dog that could be SOMEWHAT capable as a guard dog, I had no idea just HOW formidable/impressive this breed really is!! And really the biggest impediment to me holding off and not getting a dog was I have a number of family members (my mom, niece, etc.) who are ok around hypo-allergenic dogs, but can't be around most other dog breeds (which again is primarily why I have held off on buying one, because both the Doberman and Rhodesian Ridgeback are not hypo-allergenic). And because I also want my need breed to be superb guard dogs (as the Doberman and RR references above would indicate), I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the GS is BOTH hypo-allergenic AND a guard dog 'second to none' according to the trainer in the video. And what also helped clinch it for me is that the breed is known to love people/family/friends, and after watching the dogs in the video interact with you SO enthusiastically, that's when I knew I had found my next dog. Again, thanks a LOT!! :)

[@shadowbannedmel]

It’s Tank! I’ve wondered what breed of dog is on FBI: International! Loved this!

[@irmadezepeda9747]

Divino))) ❤🐺., bien entrenado un Amor 🐾🐾👍

[@xdrazormon454]

2:06 I agree, giant schnauzers look like a giant cutie but they are though and can fight back

[@staciecarverd8136]

Loved this breed for years, and I'd love to get one, but the closest we've gotten is two miniature mixes. Nonetheless, despite their genetic differences there must be something inherent in all schnauzer breeds that makes them great watch dogs because even our mini mixes weren't ones for anybody to go unnoticed. Dare I say one of them was possibly just as dangerous to mess with as one of these giants, she wasn't like normal dogs wanting to go for hands, arms, legs, she could jump quite high very easily and her favorite target seemed to be the face. We always had to watch her with strangers and if she didn't trust/like you, she'd let you know in no uncertain terms. Those individuals were under constant stare, forced into a cornered if they tried to move, and in the case with one friend who taunted her, we had to keep her on a leash if they were around because she would try to constantly lunge at them. Others who they sensed posed no harm, they'd either be at their feet or fighting to get on their lap to get petted.

[@mikewilson7132]

they are incredible faimly dog

[@sheikah_73]

Would you please make a video of the standard schnauzer 🥺🙏🏼

[@tonyblake642]

That long to train. A trainer had my Bullmastiff for two weeks. The dog came back superb, biting the arm with the weapon held, not the sleeve on the other.