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Yes! All our dogs are AKC registered. Pedigrees are available on request.

Yes and no. All schnauzer are soo cute! However we have all color available standard, miniature and giant schnauzer variety. Our  fur-family includes mostly  Salt and Pepper, Liver, White, Brown, Round-parti  a couple silver dapples. We also occasionally have other colors Schnauzer as part of our extended schnauzer family. Feel free to check in if you’re looking for a particular color.

Our pricing for shaded and pale creams range from $700-2000 depending on coloring/gender. Other colors, including black and creams, dapples etc are priced higher or lower. Please contact us for specifics and other details.

Yes! We offer all new puppies a 1 year health guarantee against any life-threatening genetic defects through Nu Vet (please ask to see contract if you’re interested in this). Feel free to contact us for more information on Nu Vet supplements and other ways they can benefit your puppy. Your puppy also has the option to get 30 days of complimentary health insurance through AKC if they have coverage in your area/state.

We get this question a lot, and the short answer is it’s genetic but does eventually go away on it’s own. From our experience over 97% of puppies eventually outgrow them, usually once they’re 4-5 months old. Our vet says it’s teething related, and we’ve also heard they’re caused by immature tear ducts. About 10% of our  puppies have tears at some point starting at around 4-6 weeks old. We have NOT seen a correlation between puppy tears and any adult related eye problems.

In general, the biggest differences with this type of schnauzer are energy level, training and size. Girls can be easier to potty train and tend to be more energetic. Boys are usually more low-key/laid back and calmer. If there is a barker, it tends to be a girl more often than not. Boys run larger, around 7-10 lbs on average. Girls usually mature under 9 lbs. If you’re looking for affectionate, silly and sweet – there’s good news! Both boys and girls are generally good natured and loving.

We hear this question a lot, and the truth is we have seen two neutered boys do excellent together or two spayed females be best friends. Boy/girl combos do amazing as well, it really comes down to your preference and if your existing older dog does better with one or the other. There is no hard and fast rule with this breed about what gender to stick with when adding another dog to your home. Of course this is assuming they are spayed/neutered which we highly encourage as part of responsible pet ownership

We hear this question a lot, and the truth is we have seen two neutered boys do excellent together or two spayed females be best friends. Boy/girl combos do amazing as well, it really comes down to your preference and if your existing older dog does better with one or the other. There is no hard and fast rule with this breed about what gender to stick with when adding another dog to your home. Of course this is assuming they are spayed/neutered which we highly encourage as part of responsible pet ownership

Many vets will encourage you to spay/neuter your puppy as early as 6 months of age. Waiting until they are full grown, or around a year old is highly encouraged though based on everything we’ve heard about their growth plates and giving your pup their best shot for long term benefits when it comes to their backs. Waiting until closer to a year old would be our recommendation and is supported by many vets as well.

At this time we are not accepting visitors but hope that can change soon. We normally love visitors. Contact us to make an appointment and we may be able to work out an outdoor meet and greet.

The deposit is 25% of the cost of the puppy, with the balance due in full at pickup. We cannot hold a puppy without a deposit, no exceptions.

Once you have filled out our puppy application, payments methods will be provided

We ask for families to pick out their puppy via photos, videos and a description of personality as they get older. We are doing everything we can to keep our puppies healthy and safe from exposures and do not accept visitors until puppies are 8 weeks old.

Puppies go home at 8 weeks. Puppies cannot go home earlier than 8 weeks old.

We will respond to all messages (text/emails) within 24 hours or less. If you haven’t heard back by then please reach out to us again!