How do you look at the shape of a Schnauzer? Schnauzers are 45-59cm tall at the shoulders, generally weigh 6-8 kilograms, have moderate proportions, and strong muscles; the neck is strong and powerful, the topline is straight, the body is rectangular, and the structure is good; the outer coat is The common colors are black and white, and the undercoat colors include black, dark gray, light gray and beige.

Body shape: The height of Schnauzer is 45-59cm, the weight is generally 6-8 kilograms, the head is long, slightly narrow from the eyes to the nose, the skull is slightly longer, the top is flat, and the forehead is not obvious. Chest thick and of medium width, back straight and sloping backwards.

Neck, topline and body: The neck is strong and slightly arched, integrating perfectly with the shoulders. The skin of the throat is compact and wraps the neck well. Body short and deep, with chest reaching at least to the elbows. The ribs are well sprung and of good depth, integrating well back into the short loin. Topline straight; sloping slightly downward from withers to root of tail. The withers are the highest point of the body. The length from breast to rump is equal to the height of the withers. Faults: Chest too wide or not deep enough. Thick back sunken or arched.

Fur: The common coat color of Schnauzers is black and white: the black and white color here refers to the black and white horizontal stripes of each coat, rather than a mixture of black and white coats. Hair removal can retain the original coat, while shearing can lose the original coat color. The Miniature Schnauzer has a soft undercoat in colors ranging from black, dark gray to light gray, or beige. If sheared, the undercoat must be left on.

Head: The head of a purebred Schnauzer is broad, narrowing toward the nose, with a pronounced moustache.

Eyebrows: The eyebrows are medium and extend from the skull to the nose and mouth, making the eyebrows very beautiful and white.

Ears: The ears of the purebred Schnauzer are V-shaped, with the base of the ears set high and folded forward. Ear cropping not only enhances the appearance and highlights the spirit, but also enhances the hearing ability and reduces work injuries. Generally, the best time for ear cropping is between three months and five months.

Eyes: Medium in size, oval in shape and dark in color.

Nose: The purebred Schnauzer’s nose must be black and the nostrils should be wide.