Schnauzer
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A type of dog which is notable for its prominent beard and eyebrows.
The Schnauzer is a German breed, and there are miniature, standard and giant variations.
Colours include:
Black, Silver, and Salt and Pepper (variety of grey), Salt and Pepper being the most common.
Miniature Schnauzers are usually family pets and are classed as terriers in the United States. They were originally bred as ratters.
Standard Schnauzers are also family pets.
Giant Schnauzers are often used as police dogs. A Giant Schnauzer reached the finals in the 2004 British Dog Show, Crufts, in the Working Dog Category. -
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A medium- or small-sized dog of a German breed with a close wiry coat and heavy whiskers round the muzzle.
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a breed of dog, originally from Germany, with a long head, and a lot of hair around its mouth
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