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EXPANDING YOUR FAMILY
WITH FOUR PAWS.
WELCOME
We are located in the beautiful Northwest of Washington State in the shadow of Mt. Rainier. We are a family owned business specializing in breeding Miniature Schnauzers. Schnauzer make great indoor house pets. They can be playful, learn quickly to follow commands, and are great companions.
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The awesome traits of schnauzers are they have little shedding and are hypoallergenic, great for those with allergies. When full grown, they grow to a height of 12 to 14 inches with a weight from 11 to 20 pounds. They have a long life expectancy of 11 to 15 years. They are home and family oriented thus making good watchdogs. We socialize our schnauzers in our home with our children. We love and nurture them as part of our family in preparation for their new homes with you.
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MEET OUR MINIATURE SCHNAUZER "DAKOTA CHIEF"
His color is sometimes called Chocolate but he is registered with the AKC color code "Liver".
Adult weight 15 lbs.
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MEET OUR MINIATURE SCHNAUZER
"CHEYENNE PRINCESS"
Her color is registered with the AKC color code "Liver & Pepper".
Adult weight 14 lbs.
Here are pictures of Cheyenne's litter from June 2023.
All the puppies have found their furever families!
OUR DOGS ARE AKC REGISTERED &
PUPPIES COME WITH AKC FULL REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS
Our Sires and Dams health are checked through Embark DNA Testing and are OFA certified for healthy puppies.
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Some of our puppies are not the AKC standard colors of Black, Black & Silver, Black & Pepper. We have puppies that are Liver, Liver & Pepper colors. If they are not the standard colors, they are not able to participate in any AKC sponsored conformation shows, but will receive application for AKC full registration and breeding purposes.
Our puppies are born with dark fur color. If the undercoat is light with pepper color, it will get lighter and lighter until a permanent color is reached around 8 months. If the undercoat is dark, it will stay dark.