Kennel Ninopes in Tølløse breeds well-socialized Schnauzers with a focus on health, breed type, and a balanced temperament.
Tølløse, Denmark
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Queens Target in Neudenau breeds black Giant and Miniature Schnauzers and is affiliated with the Pinscher-Schnauzer-Klub e.V.
Neudenau, Germany
Rattler House is a schnauzer kennel in Rønnede focusing on healthy, well-functioning pepper/salt schnauzers for family life, training and showing.
Rønnede, Denmark
Rauschebart's responsibly breeds black and silver Miniature Schnauzers in Neuzelle through the Pinscher-Schnauzer-Klub e.V.
Neuzelle, Germany
Von den Mäusefängern breeds Schnauzers in Frammersbach as healthy, even-tempered family and sporting companions.
Frammersbach, Germany
Xebec is a dog breeder specializing in Schnauzers in Roßdorf, with experience in the breed since 1993 and FCI breeding since 2003.
Roßdorf, Germany
Zipsation's in Bjerringbro breeds black Schnauzers with a focus on health, temperament and a secure start for the puppies.
Bjerringbro, Denmark
v. Achterplätzchen has been breeding Pepper and Salt Schnauzers in Zirndorf since 1990, with a focus on health, sound temperament and breed standard.
Zirndorf, Germany
v. Dambecker See is a dog breeding kennel in Dambeck specializing in Giant Schnauzers, placing health, nutrition, and a balanced temperament at the center.
Dambeck, Germany
Vom Alten Brüx is a hobby kennel in Herne for carefully socialized Pepper and Salt Miniature Schnauzers.
Herne, Germany
Vom Badenkele is a Schnauzer breeding kennel in Hüttisheim; all puppies from the E-litter have already found a new home.
Hüttisheim, Germany
Vom Basaltriesen breeds black Giant and Miniature Schnauzers in central Germany, with a maximum of one planned litter per year.
Lauterbach, Germany
vom Berliner Schloß has been breeding Giant Schnauzers and black-and-silver Miniature Schnauzers in Berlin since 2018 in the Pinscher-Schnauzer-Klub/VDH.
Berlin, Germany
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How to choose a Schnauzer breeder?
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Choose a registered breeder (SIREN number shown on the profile), ask to see the mother and breed-specific health tests, check puppy or kitten socialization, and compare several breeders: 576 Schnauzer breeders are listed across 29 departments.
The “observed price” block at the top of the page summarizes the range shown by listed Schnauzer breeders. Price varies by bloodline, LOF registration, and health tests performed on the parents.
A Schnauzer registered with LOF comes from confirmed parents and has an official pedigree, ensuring traceability. Ask for the litter registration number before paying a deposit.
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Create my profileAdopting a Schnauzer: what you need to know
Looking for a Schnauzer breeder? Our directory lists only breeders registered in 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 health-tested breeding animals, raised in a family setting and socialized from the first weeks.
Before you commit, visit the breeder if possible, meet the parents of the Schnauzer you are interested in, and ask to see breed-specific health tests. In France, a reputable 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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