Lucky 7 Schnauzers

Miniature Schnauzer & Toy Schnauzer Puppies for sale

About Us

30 Years Personal Experience & 6 Generations of Animal Husbandry

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Lucky 7 Schnazuers

We strive for excellence in everything we do. All of our Toy Schnauzers, Teacup Schnauzers and Mini Schnauzers are OFFA tested, any breeder you inquire with should have this testing done. Our adult Toy Schnauzers, Teacup Schnauzers and Mini Schnauzers are carefully selected for personality, body structure, hair coat, trainability and have been tested to be free of common genetic disorders; this ensures our offspring inherit good health and longevity. All of our Toy Schnauzers, Teacup Schnauzers and Mini Schnauzers are registered with the American Kennel Club and we are part of the AKC’s Bred with H.E.A.R.T program. We have over 30 years experience in breeding dogs, horses and cattle. We have been breeding the highest quality animals for 6 generations on the same land. We are more than just a breeder; we are trainers, handlers and animal advocates. Your Toy Schnauzer, Teacup Schnauzer and Mini Schnauzer puppies will go home with correct and versatile socialization to the world around them, and will make an easy transition into your home to become a wonderful forever companion and family member.

Each Toy Schnauzer, Teacup Schnauzer and Mini Schnauzer puppy starts early neurological stimulation at 4 days old, and continues until leaving our home. Five benefits have been observed in canines that were exposed to the Bio Sensor stimulation exercises. Here’s what does early neurological stimulation does for your Schnauzer puppy long term:

  1. Improved cardio vascular performance (heart rate)
  2. Stronger heart beats
  3. Stronger adrenal glands
  4. More tolerance to stress
  5. Greater resistance to disease.

Both experience and research have dominated the beneficial effects that can be achieved via early neurological stimulation, socialization and enrichment experiences. Each has been used to improve performance and to explain the differences that occur between individuals, their trainability, health and potential. The cumulative effects of the three stages have been well documented. They best serve the interests of owners who seek high levels of performance, when properly used. Each has a cumulative effect and contributes to the development and the potential for individual performance.

References:

  • http://breedingbetterdogs.com/pdfFiles/articles/early_neurological_stimulation_en.pdf
  • Battaglia, C.L., “Loneliness and Boredom” Doberman Quarterly, 1982.
  • Kellogg, W.N. & Kellogg, The Ape and the Child, New York: McGraw Hill.
  • Scott & Fuller, (1965) Dog Behavior -The Genetic Basics, University Chicago Press.
  • Scott, J.P., Ross, S., A.E. and King D.K. (1959) The Effects of Early Enforced Weaning Behavior of Puppies, J. Genetics Psychologist, p 5: 261-81.

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