AKC Inspected Facilities
PUPPIES AVAILABLE!!!!
Nelly and Thorin Puppies Born March 15th
(Three females and one male)
!!!!!!!Place Your Deposit Now!!!!!!!
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Chloe and Arnie Due 4-3-20
Livey and Junior Due 4-21-20
Call, text, or email now to reserve your puppy.
Amy Hess 918-521-3728 crossbarh@junct.com
CHOOSING A MINIATURE, TOY OR TEACUP
Toy / teacup schnauzers are all classified as miniature schnauzers. There is no set size standard for toy, teacup, or micro schnauzer, but they do exist. It is merely a descriptive term used by each breeder to describe the size of their miniature schnauzer. Due to no set standard, each breeder has their own interpretation of that size description. Ask for heights of the parents to get an over all idea of size. Weight tells you only the bone density or muscle mass of that dog and is impossible for you to guess the actual size.
** The Miniature Schnauzer breed standard calls for height of the miniature schnauzer to be "between 12-14 inches at the shoulders, no shorter, no taller". And weight to be "proportionate to the bone density and muscle mass of each individual dog".
Therefore...
** Our interpretation of a Toy mini schnauzer is 9"- 11.5" tall from the shoulders (back) to the floor. Weight goals 7-12 lbs.
** Our interpretation of a T-cup mini schnauzer is 9" tall or less from the shoulders (back) to the floor. Weight goals 5-7 lbs.
** Our interpretation of a Micro T-cup mini schnauzer is 9" or less from the shoulders (back) to the floor. Weight goals 5 lbs or less.
The Schnauzer is a non-shedding, hypoallergenic, loyal, bundle of joy. All puppies are AKC registered and will come with puppy papers, vet check, shot record and a one year genetic health guarantee. All puppies have natural ears. All puppies have tails docked and dewclaws removed.
Our mission is to place quality animals with quality people creating a lifetime of love for both.
Contact us for more information on delivery or pickup of your puppy.
Now offering complete dog grooming for all breeds.
