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DO SCHNAUZERS SHED A LOT?

Lovers of  pets, mostly  dogs, would attest to the uniqueness of the dog “breed”
called Schnauzer. Nevertheless, one of the major questions people that want to
acquire this dog ask is, Do Schnauzers Shed A Lot? Read on further, to have a
full detailed answer to your question.

The dog Schnauzer, pronounced as a special dog breed popularly known to have
originated from the German word. The name Schnauzer is derived from the word
“snout”. A name that describes the hairy feature of the dog. Naturally,
Schnauzers are very hairy, with a mustache.

Types of Schnauzers

There are three types of Schnauzers. They are;

1. The standard Schnauzers
2. The miniature Schnauzers
3. The giant Schnauzers

Schnauzers are a unique dog breed with lovable features. Their intelligence,
affection, sensitivity, and humor, are reasons why most people consider them the
right pets for their homes.

They are easy to train and acclimatize to new conditions, this is basically
because they are absolutely intelligent.
Schnauzers are super friendly and happy dogs. Besides this, they are great when
taken for a walk.

Do Schnauzers Shed A Lot
To answer the question: Do Schnauzers Shed A Lot? You first need to understand
that Schnauzers are a hairy breed of dog, and it will be hard for them not to
shed at all.

Is There Anything Nasty About Schnauzers?
Yes! Schnauzers are lovely pets but so many people are discouraged because of a
certain reason and it is no other reason than the fact that they stink.
Oppppppps, that sounds so blunt, but it is true. However, there is a way around
the stench that comes from Schnauzers. First, let’s see why they smell.


Why Do Schnauzers Smell


Schnauzers have a peculiar stench. This is basically because of their naturally
hairy and oily skin. Aside from this fact, however, there are other reasons why
Schnauzers smell. These reasons include;

Unhealthy gums
Infections
Bacteria
Diabetes
Kidney
Bladder dis-function
Skin disease.

Schnauzers are not prone to bad smells that emanate from dogs generally because
they are hypoallergenic.

Sometimes, their stench is a result of being wet or needing a bath. However, a
strange odor may be a potential signal that something is wrong and needs to be
taken care of.
It is proven that if a Schnauzer smells sweet or fruity, then it may be a sign
of diabetes. On the other hand, If the smell is like that of urine it could
signal kidney or bladder dysfunction.

Note that a foul odor is a sign of trouble and should not be ignored or
considered unimportant.

Let’s discuss, in detail, the reasons why Schnauzers smell bad.

Dental Problems
Dental problems are one of the most frequent causes of odor in Schnauzers. This
dental problem results in bad breath. The truth is that Schnauzers are prone to
dental issues such as tartar and plaque build-up.

Furthermore, they also battle gingivitis if the dental issue is not properly
addressed. However, the good news is that a regular visit to the dentist, daily
brushing, enzymatic water additives, and tooth-cleaning treats, can prevent and
save the Schnauzer from these problems.

Seborrhea
Schnauzers are generally known for being hairy and oily-skinned, This results in
a unique foul smell and greasy feel when they are touched. The good news is that
they can be treated with gentle cleansing shampoos, more regular baths, and
topical medications.

Allergies
In some cases, food can result in inflammation of the skin. This may further
advance to excess excretion, thereby producing a bad smell.
Poor dieting or the use of unhygienic utensils may cause such conditions as well
as contribute to other infections. Furthermore, processed foods or meals with
high concentrations of starch are also causative agents for these allergic
reactions. This can be eliminated by using high-quality proteins, non-processed
foods, and anti-allergy medication prescribed by your veterinarian.

Poisons and Burns
Poisons are dangerous to the health and life of your Schnauzer. Poisonous
substances such as corrosive or caustic substances can result in severe ulcers
and burns in the mouth of the Schnauzers. These may not be noticed but signs
such as lethargy, vomiting, seizures, drooling, decreased eating, and very bad
breath are indicative of a problem.

Gas
Another reason why Schnauzers stink is hyper-acidity. This can result in excess
gas and discomfort. Causes of this hyper-acidity are low-quality food and human
food that contains lactose. Lactose is difficult for Schnauzers to digest.

Infected Anal Sacs
Sometimes, Schnauzer might suffer from infected or blocked anal sac glands.
Ordinarily, The Schnauzer’s anal glands should express naturally when during
excretion. But when it doesn’t work naturally, there is a smelly, oily fluid.

Ear Infections
Different kinds of bacteria infect the Schnauzer. Yeast infection is one of
them. When the Schnauzer’s ears are healthy, bacteria are naturally fought.
However, in some cases, the Schnauzer experiences a hormonal imbalance,
allergies, or sometimes, illness that weakens their immune system, these things
can result in bad odor, Kidney and Liver Disease

Underlying metabolic problems like kidney failure or rarely, liver failure, can
result in ulcers developing in the mouth. This can result in excessive drooling,
avoiding eating, and bad breath.

Urinary Tract Infection
If the Schnauzer smells like urine, this may indicate a urinary tract infection.
It could also be a sign of a bladder or kidney infection. These are some of the
remote causes of Schnauzers.

Cancer
The growth of cancer in the body of the Schnauzer cal leads to an infection.
This infection results in a foul, dead tissue smell. It is important to note
that this can begin and then progress in hard-to-see places such as the ears,
mouth, and skin. If you notice a “dead tissue” smell, inspect your Schnauzer
closely and see your veterinarian. If a lump or growth is noticed in the
Schnauzer, then it is advised to see your veterinarian immediately.

Diabetes
This is also a valid reason why your Schnauzer stinks. Endocrine diseases like
Diabetes Mellitus can result in complications when untreated leading to an
unhealthy foul smell of the Schnauzer.


How to Prevent the Schnauzer from Smelling
The following ways are professional ways of taking good care of the Schnauzer to
prevent them from smelling.

* Involve your Veterinarian
* Vaccinate the  dogs by taking the required Vaccines and the elective Vaccines
* Maintenance and daily cleanliness such as essential hygiene, grooming, diet,
exercise, and veterinary check-ups are all standard requirements for maintaining
overall health, including minimizing odor.
* Regular dental hygiene is also advised.


Conclusion
Do Schnauzers Shed A Lot? No, they don't!

This is because Schnauzers are hairy dogs and hardly shed at all.

Furthermore, Schnauzers stink because they are hairy and have oily skin, hence
they deserve adequate attention.

References
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