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Schnauzer Temperment

The Miniature Schnauzer has the typical terrier temperament: relentless, energetic, brave, alert, curious, scrappy, bossy, and feisty. He's also friendly and willing to please you. Even though he's small in size he's very sturdy and tough. He's quick to argue with other dogs and won't back down from a confrontation (even if the other dog is much bigger and meaner than him!). He's highly intelligent and quick to learn, one of the easiest breeds to train. He loves it when you play with him. His chasing instinct is very strong so he will chase any small creature that catches his eye. He won't put up with abuse from disrespectful children and might snap at them if they tease him. But he's good with respectful children. He gives lots of love to his family and is very affectionate. He wants to participate in all family activities! He will follow you wherever you go and do whatever you do. He loves to sleep with you on your bed. He likes to dig in the yard. He's highly alert and quick to bark at anything out of place, so he makes an excellent watch dog. He's one of the top 20 most popular breeds in the United States.

"SRC began in 2004 with our first rescue, Sarge. He was 9 years old and diabetic when we took him in. Not only was he our first rescue, but lovingly became our mascot as well. Sadly, we lost Sarge at the age of 13 in July 2008 to diabetes. He will always live in our hearts and his spirit keeps us strong and determined to leave no schnauzer left behind.

Schnauzer Rescue Cincinnati was founded in November of 2004. I felt that there was a need for a rescue group that would take schnauzer mixes, regardless of their age or medical condition. Anyone can adopt out a young healthy dog, but, in my mind, the special needs and senior dogs need the most help. I have been fortunate enough to find our wonderful group of volunteers that have made us so successful. We all work hard and I think that our results show it. We currently have members in Ohio, Florida, Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia. Our goal is to help all of those that we can. We are proud to work with other rescue groups in our mission of saving dogs."
- Founding Director Pat Miller

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