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May 2001 AKC Gazette Miniature Schnauzer Deafness
May 2001 issue of AKC Gazette, cover is an English Springer Spaniel dog.
Features include:
The Sound Of Silence - It's shocking when deafness shows up unexpectedly in a line. Testing, research and, most of all, honesty can help us understand the disorder, and the special dogs it produces
Breeders Forum Part Two - What happens when you invite a group of dedicated and passionate dog breeders to talk about their sport? Participants are: Pat Laurans, Charlotte Patterson,...
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ol37
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Miniature Schnauzer Dog 1941 Ole Larsen
Miniature Schnauzer dog pictured from a painting by Ole Larsen.
Of the three Schnauzer breeds from Germany - Miniature, Standard and Giant - the Miniature Schnauzer dog is the smallest. He originated from breedings with the Standard, the Affenpinscher, and the Brussels Griffon just before 1900, and now stands about 23 inches at the shoulder.
This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed. This...
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bd4950
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Bedlington Dandie Dinmont Manchester Schnauzer Dog 1934
Bedlington Terrier and Dandie Dinmont Terrier on one side and Standard Schnauzer and Manchester Terrier on the other side, this page removed from a beyond repair 1934 book measures approximately 6 x 5 1/4 inches and would look great framed or part of a scrapping project. With the breed description of the 1930's it is super for the historian and makes a very nice inexpensive trophy for your specialty.
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gb6002
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Standard Schnauzer Dog With Puppies 1960 R Schotz
Standard Schnauzer dog with her two pups in this lovely picture by artist R. Schotz.
This separate picture seems to be mounted to a page from a circa 1960 German book, measures approximately 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches. This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed.
Framed this would makes an unique trophy for your specialty or a lovely addition to your own collection.
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pd193857
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Schnauzer Dog Ch Zeck von Egelsee 1938
Cairn Terrier dog Ch Annita Of Eastcote , owned by Normack Kennels pictured on this piece of dog ephemera from 1938.
This is a fascinating look back at the breed as it was perceived in the 1930's and contains some history as well as characteristic traits, strengths and weaknesses of the breed.
This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed of dog. This page which has been removed from a...
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gb6001
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Giant Schnauzer Dog 1960 R Schotz
Giant Schnauzer dog standing beside a bicycle in this lovely picture by artist R. Schotz.
This separate picture seems to be mounted to a page from a circa 1960 German book, measures approximately 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches. This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed.
Framed this would makes an unique trophy for your specialty or a lovely addition to your own collection.
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ol43
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Standard Schnauzer Dog 1941 Ole Larsen
Standard Schnauzer dog pictured from a painting by Ole Larsen.
The Standard Schnauzer due to his handy size, ability as a watchdog and desire to learn, has won a wide reputation for being an ideal house dog. Few breeds are more interested in the master's actions than this quiet dog from Germany.
This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed. This page is from a 1941 book, measures...
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Standard Schnauzer Dog Can Am Ch Royal Hotspur
Standard Schnauzer dog American and Canadian Ch. Royal Hotspur one of Canada's top winning Standard Schnauzers in Canada 1967.
''Spur'' is the sire of ''Royal Hotspur's Beau Sabreur'' who at 11 months has 12 championship points including a 5 point and a 4 point major with wins over Specials.
Handled by owner ''Jo'' Berg.
Sire: Ch (Can. and Am.) Patundlis Erik von Berg ex Ch. (Can. and Am.) Jodi's...
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dp404
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Miniature Schnauzer Dog Terrier Group
Miniature Schnauzer dog, Terrier Group, AKC, origin Germany, companion, ratter.
This single card measures approximately 3 x 4 1/2 inches and is a wonderful inexpensive collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed and looks terrific framed making a great and unique trophy for your specialty or a lovely addition for your breed history archives!
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ila119
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Giant Schnauzer Dog Hasso Schatzie
Giant Schnauzer dogs, Ch. Hasso v Krayenrain and Ch. Schatzie Das Rhine Maedchen, C.D.
Ch. Hasso v. Krayenrain pictured upon occasion of his BOB win at International KC of Chicago, is a Swiss import, out of the best bloodlines in Germany.
Schatzie, by Vigilant Chum ex Astrid of the Black Watch, is shown finishing her championship at Grand Rapids KC (Michigan) show, under judge Haskell Schuffman. Owner handled by Robert L. Barker.
This is a wonderful collectible for either...
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ila076
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Miniature Schnauzer Dog Gazebo Chickeeno Hallock O.K.G.
Miniature Schnauzer dog, Ch. Blythewood Main Gazebo and Caldora's Chickeeno on one side and Ch. Handful's Hallock and Ch. Handful's O.K.G. Too on the other side.
This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed. This page is from a circa late 1960s book, measures approximately 9 x 6 inches, is in overall in good condition with the normal wear one would expect.
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Schnauzer Dog Umbra Single Playing Card
This Schnauzer single playing card is the Seven of Clubs and measures approximately 5 x 2 1/4 inches.
This card would be fun framed either by itself or with other Schnauzer dog playing cards or tobacco cards in a collage. Makes a great specialty gift!
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