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323 Schnauzer breeders in Germany

323 professional Schnauzer breeders listed and geolocated across in Germany. Find the ideal breeder near you, check certifications, and contact them directly.

Everything to know about the SchnauzerTemperament, price, health
Breeder price

€800 – €1,300

Life expectancy

12–14 years

Size

Medium

15 – 20 kg

Origin

Germany

FCI group 2

All Schnauzer breeders in Germany

Brodaty Wagabunda

Brodaty Wagabunda has been breeding Giant Schnauzers since 1986 in a loving home environment and places puppies with responsible dog lovers.

, Germany
KATRAINS

KATRAINS is a family-run Miniature Schnauzer kennel in Norderstedt, with puppies raised in the house and garden, as well as supplementary health examinations.

Norderstedt, Germany
Lucky Mary's

Lucky Mary's breeds family-raised Miniature Schnauzers in Black and Silver and Pepper and Salt according to the guidelines of VDH and PSK.

Östringen, Germany
Mir-Jan's

Mir-Jan's is a dog kennel in Marschacht specializing in Giant Schnauzers and Miniature Schnauzers.

Marschacht, Germany
Riesenschnauzer von der Massenei

Riesenschnauzer von der Massenei has been breeding black Giant Schnauzers in Großharthau since 2002; they are successfully active in sports and at shows.

Großharthau, Germany
Schnauzer Perlen

Schnauzer Perlen in Hechingen raises Miniature Schnauzer puppies from a champion line with a pedigree in a family environment.

Hechingen, Germany
Vom Wetzlarer Land

Vom Wetzlarer Land offers shiny black, lively Giant Schnauzer puppies with pedigrees, already accustomed to children and large dogs.

Greifenstein, Germany
Zwinger "vom Kellergeist"

The kennel “vom Kellergeist” in Mühlenbeck breeds Black Giant Schnauzers in the PSK/VDH and Black Russian Terriers in the KfT/VDH.

Mühlenbeck, Germany
Zwinger vom Silberberg

The vom Silberberg kennel in Oberwiera breeds Standard Schnauzers and presented a family-suitable litter from health-tested parents.

Oberwiera, Germany
aus den Welzer Alpen

Aus den Welzer Alpen has been breeding Giant Schnauzers since 1996 as family-friendly companions for sports and shows.

Linnich, Germany
bellus ramus

Bellus Ramus is a dog breeding kennel in Nottuln for white Miniature Schnauzers, which grow up in the house and garden and are socialized.

Nottuln, Germany
el joyero de la Margaux

El joyero de la Margaux has been breeding temperamentally sound and healthy Miniature Schnauzers in Burladingen since 1993.

Burladingen, Germany
vom Räuberhof

Vom Räuberhof breeds black Giant Schnauzers in Freihung, with a focus on health, sound temperament, performance, and family-based rearing.

Freihung, Germany
vom Schellental

Vom Schellental is a dog breeder in Otterberg that had announced a litter of Giant Schnauzer puppies for early December 2017.

Otterberg, Germany
vom Schlosstheater

Vom Schlosstheater breeds black-and-silver Miniature Schnauzers in Ludwigsburg with pedigrees in accordance with the requirements of VDH and PSK.

Ludwigsburg, Germany
vom Schnauzerparadies

Vom Schnauzerparadies is a rules-oriented hobby dog breeder in Warendorf and a member of the Pinscher-Schnauzer-Klub.

Warendorf, Germany
vom Schweriner See

Vom Schweriner See is a small Miniature Schnauzer breeding kennel based in Banzkow with an FCI-protected kennel name.

Banzkow, Germany
vom Waldblick

Vom Waldblick raises Giant Schnauzer puppies in a family environment with experience in the house and garden, following the guidelines of VDH and PSK.

Eitorf, Germany
vom Westerwaldblick

Vom Westerwaldblick is a small Miniature Schnauzer breeding kennel in Herborn with white and black-and-silver dogs.

Herborn, Germany
vom alten Brüx

Vom alten Brüx is an experienced hobby breeder in Heilsbronn for Miniature and Standard Schnauzers with home-raised puppies.

Heilsbronn, Germany

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Adopt a Schnauzer in Germany: what you need to know

Looking for a Schnauzer breeder in Germany? Our directory lists only breeders registered with the national registry, identifiable by their tax number, and holding the appropriate certifications (LOF, LOOF, capacity certificate). Adopting from a professional breeder ensures a puppy or kitten from tested breeding animals, raised in a family environment and socialized from the first weeks.

Before committing, visit the breeding facility if possible, meet the parents of the Schnauzer you are interested in, and ask to see breed-specific health tests. In Germany, a responsible breeder takes the time to answer your questions, informs you about the breed’s needs, and provides a detailed sales contract with guarantees.

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