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Some lines are "harder-tempered" - while others are much sweeter and more mellow. But in general, when you acquire a Giant Schnauzer puppy, you would expect him to mature into an athletic, energetic dog.
To promote a stable, confident temperament, Giant Schnauzers need more socialization than many other breeds.
Strange dogs may well be challenged -- Giant Schnauzer males are especially dominant and aggressive with other males. Cats may or may not be accepted
If you want a dog who...
Is large, athletic, and rather elegant-looking
Has a wiry coat that doesn't shed too much and a whiskery face with a wise expression
Plays hard and thrives on vigorous athletic activities
Makes a keen watchdog and looks imposing, so also makes an effective deterrent
A Giant Schnauzer may be right for you.