Giant Wire Hair Schnauzer

Giant Wire Hair Schnauzer History

The Giant Wire Haired Schnauzer is a giant version of the traditional wire-haired schnauzer. Most standard-sized schnauzers are black, while most giants are either salt and pepper or brindle. The Giant Schnauzer Club of America was formed in 1964 by a few enthusiasts and breeders who felt that there needed to be an organization to share information and data. The club held its first national specialty show in 1966. The AKC recognized the GSDCA in 1967.

Giant Wire Hair Schnauzer Physical Characteristics

The Giant Wire Hair Schnauzer is a medium-sized, long-haired breed of canine with a distinctive beard and mustache. It has a robust, muscular build, large, erect ears, and a thick, harsh outer coat of wiry hair. Its coat comes in a wide variety of colors and color combinations. It has a deep, wide muzzle, flat skull, and almond shaped eyes. Its fur is longer on its neck, stomach, and back.

Giant Wire Hair Schnauzer Health

Description of breed health.

Giant Wire Hair Schnauzer Temperament and Behaviour

The Giant Wire Haired Schnauzer is a large, confident, and independent breed of dog that is very strong-willed. They have very strong protective instincts and make good guard dogs. They are often suspicious of strangers, but are very loyal to their family.

Giant Wire Hair Schnauzer Activity Requirements

Giant Wire Haired Schnauzers are a medium to large-sized dog with a reputation for being protective and loyal. The Giant Wire Hair is a working dog originally bred for tracking. They have excellent noses and were frequently used for hunting. Although they don’t need constant activity, they do need a moderate amount. A daily walk or jog will keep your dog happy and healthy. They also enjoy a game of fetch or playing tug of war. If you are thinking about adopting a Giant Wire Hair, be sure you understand the grooming and care requirements of this breed. They have very thick coats, which can be difficult to maintain.

Kennel Club Recognition