Mary Allen
The former “Rattler” lived in stables and barns, caught rats and mice, and guarded the farm. The “original German” farm dog was mainly at home in southern Germany. In 1882, the dog breeder Max Hartenstein from Württemberg moved into his breeding stock and consequently built up Schnauzer breeding.
Particular attention was paid to a lush beard and eyebrows as well as a pure gray color, although pale red mustaches were initially allowed. The Schnauzer hasn’t changed much since then, the hairstyle, hair, and color have become more perfect, but it has remained a quaint dog. The rough hair is trimmed regularly.
Below you will find the 10 best Schnauzer dog tattoos:
