No comments about The Standard Schnauzer in America : SSCA Source Book Volume II.

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No comments about The Standard Schnauzer SSCA Source Book Volume III.

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5 comments about The World of Schnauzers: Standard, Giant, Miniature.

1. This is the first book about schnauzers that I've ever read that combines European and American schnauzers in one book. There are lots of pictures of both US champions and European champions. Mr. Gallant also writes very well about temperment. I really recommend this book to every one who considers getting a schnauzer.



2. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in Schnauzers. Mr. Gallant has been a breeder for over 25 years in the Netherlands and currently in South Africa. Excellent information regarding temperament, grooming, training and pedigrees. The section on the Giant Schnauzer is comprehensive and accurate. I recommend this book to all who purchase a Schnauzer.



3. Gallant combines experience, statistics, and photography to complete a book that gives a wealth of information on the three breeds of Schnauzers. Anyone who wants to truly know about the Schnauzer SHOULD read this book.



4. My breeder put me onto this book and I have found that it is one of the best books on all schnauzers. It is very informative about the history and standards of schnauzers. I would recommend this book to all owners of schnauzers.



5. I was disappointed that the pictures were for the most part, in black and white. Although this is an imformative book, the cover would indicate that the pictures within the book are in color. There were only a very few color pictures in the center of the book.

5 comments about Standard Schnauzer (Comprehensive Owner's Guide).

1. Very presentable book with excellent color photos. The training section is also very good. The constant advertising of the Nylabone (chew toys) however, is quite irritating. Also, the book tends to generalize quite a bit and presumes that you have a puppy instead of an older dog. The health care section makes no mention of health problems specific to Schnauzers such as hip dysplasia and cysts and recommends you take your dog to the Vet for virtually every ailment. Save your money and read the internet if you want info. Or you can have my copy.



2. I found this book to be a valuable source of relevant schnauzer information.



3. Great book. 166 pages , over 200 photos and illustrations. International in scope.
   As a Standard schnauzer owner/operator for 20 years, I consider the best book Ive seen re:SS.



4. Great information! Just about everything about Standards that you can learn from a book, the rest has to be experienced. Wonderful dogs, good information for any Standard lover or anyone considering one as an addition to their family.



5. This book has alot of wonderful information, and surprising details about the Schnauzer breed. Abounding with colorful photos, and commentary that will intrigue any dog owner.There are many books out there in the market on Schnauzers, but this one covers everything you need to know in a very entertaining way.