20 Things All Schnauzer Owners Must Never Forget

These 20 important reminders should serve you well as awesome Schnauzer owners… if you want to go to the top of this article to view the post from the very beginning, GO HERE.

13. Understand when I need my alone time.

I love you more than anything, but even though it’s rare, I don’t always want to play or cuddle. Don’t be sad if I’d rather sleep on the cold tile floor instead of in your bed on hot summer nights, and be understanding if I don’t want to play as much as the years go on.

Schnauzer sad eyes

 

14. Show me your world.

The house and yard might be the only places I ever see unless you let me come with you. A trip to the pet store, the park, or even just a ride in the car is exhilarating for me. I can’t wait to see what you want to show me.

Schnauzer water

15. Teach me new things.

Learning new tricks keeps my mind active, but most of all, it gives me a way to impress you. I love showing off for your friends, looking up at you, and seeing how proud of me you are.

Schnauzer patience

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900 thoughts on “20 Things All Schnauzer Owners Must Never Forget

  1. We just lost our Abbi a few weeks ago. She was almost 14 yrs old. The emotions and feelings are still raw. That #20 got to me too. But I know it was a comfort for our family to be there in her last moments. She will always hold a place in all our hearts.

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  3. I recently went through 18 and 19, and yesterday #20..had to say goodbye to my faithful, loving companion of the last 11 years. RIP, Liebchen…see you at the Rainbow Bridge and you will be in my heart ’til then.

  4. OMG the last one made me cry too. I had to put my 15 yr old miniature schnauzer to sleep a year ago & it still hurts so bad. I miss him terribly. He was rescued from roaming the streets of Amarillo Tx 15 yrs ago & lived the rest of his life with me.

  5. My little Leisel is older and not well. the last made me cry also. All the years go by so very fast and such joy but the hardest part of being a pet parent is saying goodbye… staying by their side is the last thing you can do for your fur child to feel your love to the very end. Leaving part of your gone.

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