Giant Schnauzer (Detailed Introduction)

　　Giant Schnauzers share very similar personalities with standard and miniature Schnauzers. They not only have a cool and handsome appearance but also a strong-willed character. Without reinforced training at a young age, they can become aggressive.
　　Giant Schnauzers prioritize family, are loyal and devoted, and are hostile to unknown people. They are known as one of the most pleasing dogs to family members, with a strong willingness to learn and high acceptance of skill training. Outgoing and lively, they have expressive faces and an athletic build.
　　Giant Schnauzers have an independent personality and may become aggressive without training during puppyhood. Generally, Schnauzers have a strong sense of self-worth, giving the impression that they know how to handle situations themselves, so it is best to trust their instincts and let them manage on their own.
　　They are sturdy, energetic, agile, and their bodies are almost rectangular. Lively, calm, alert, intelligent, brave, loyal, and gentle. Their rough appearance, curly wire-like coat, and trustworthy character make Giant Schnauzers not only one of the most useful and hardworking working dogs but also one of the best companion dogs to raise.