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We have 2 girls and 1 boy seeking their forever home.  Our AKC Miniature Schnauzer puppies are just the cutest in the world, just call me and I’ll tell you. Adopting a fur baby Miniature Schnauzer puppy is the best investment you could ever make.

Miniature Schnauzers are the most popular family dog. Contrary to what people think my Miniatures only bark when the doorbell rings. My Miniature Schnauzers are extremely quiet, gentle, well mannered, playful and just down right good-natured.

The AKC’s Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Program which started in 1989, is designed to reward dogs who have good manners at home and in the community. The Canine Good Citizen Program is a two-part program that stresses responsible pet ownership for owners and basic good manners for dogs. All dogs who pass the 10-step CGC test may receive a certificate from the American Kennel Club.

CGC Test Items —

• Test 1: Accepting a Friendly Stranger. The dog will allow a friendly stranger to approach and speak to the handler (the dog owner) in a natural, everyday situation.

• Test 2: Sit Politely for Petting.  The dog will allow a friendly stranger to pet it while it is out with the handler.

• Test 3: Appearance and Grooming. The dog will permit someone to check its ears and front feet, as a groomer or veterinarian would do.

• Test 4: Out for a Walk (walking on a loose lead). Following the evaluator’s instructions, the dog will walk on a loose lead (with the handler/owner).

• Test 5: Walking Through a Crowd. The dog will walk through a small crowd of pedestrians, passing in close proximity to at least three people.

• Test 6: Sit and Down on Command and Stay in Place. The dog must demonstrate Sit AND Down on command, then the owner chooses the position for leaving the dog in the stay.

• Test 7: The dog must Come When Called.  The dog will come when called by the handler (from 10 feet away on leash).

• Test 8: Reaction to Another Dog. The dog will behave politely around other dogs. Two handlers and their dogs approach each other from a distance of about 20 feet, stop, shake hands and exchange pleasantries.
• Test 9: Reaction to Distractions. The evaluator will select and present two distractions such as dropping a chair, etc.
• Test 10: Supervised Separation. This test demonstrates that your dog can be left with a trusted person. The evaluator will hold your dog’s leash while you go out of sight for three minutes.

Resource www.AKC.org

I breed Miniature Schnauzers to improve the breed; and with love, caring and education I am accomplishing just that.

Barbara Williams breeder of Miniature Schnauzer puppies

209-233-1929

IdeasMakeReality@gmail.com

In order to buy my Miniature Schnauzer puppies you must know there are only 4 puppies available, 3 girls and 1 boy.

AKC Miniature Schnauzer puppies are what you deserve to have as your new family member! Buy a Miniature Schnauzer fur baby

Don’t miss out on all this Miniature Schnauzer love. No matter where you live San Jose, Berkeley Pleasanton or anywhere in Northern California or Southern California or anywhere throughout the United States or abroad; we do deliver.  

Call me A.S.A.P before the Miniature Schnauzer puppies are gone.

Barbara Wiliams
209-233-1929
ideasmakereality@gmail.com

There are only 4 available 3 girls and 1 boy. Don’t miss out on all this Miniature Schnauzer love. No matter where you live San Jose, Berkeley Pleasanton or anywhere in Northern California or Southern California or anywhere throughout the United States or abroad; we do deliver.  

Call me A.S.A.P before they are gone.

Barbara Wiliams
209-233-1929
ideasmakereality@gmail.com

Yes, Pamela and Gordon decided to Buy Miniature Schnauzer Puppy Lodi, California!!!

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I was thrilled and honored to receive such a heart warming testimonial to the breeding of my Miniature Schnauzer Puppy, Boston. Thank you Gordon and Pamela.

“After finding on line Zurilgen Kennel Barbara Williams and Madison, my husband and I drove from Lodi to Barbara Williams home outside of San Francisco.  We were invited by Barbra to come see the two beautiful, female Miniature Schnauzer Puppies, these 2 4-week-old miniature schnauzers currently were available.  We fell in love with one of the little girls and left our deposit.  We stayed for several hours, and not only fell in love with the puppy but with Barbara and her daughter Madison.   They clearly were committed to raising amazing dogs. The 1st trip, I was so anxious to meet Barbara, but she is so down to earth she will put you right at ease. We also met the sire and momma of our fur baby. They were wonderful too.

Barbara invited us to return the following weekend to follow our puppy’s growth.  Barbara was great in giving us all the necessary instructions once we took our pup home.   The 3rd and final trip was to pick up our beautiful pup who had been called Boston Grace now for 3 weeks.

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In Boston, Barbara has produced a sound healthy and very smart pup with strong Miniature Schnauzer qualities. Barbara also taught my husband how to groom Boston.  Boston was so calm and easy to handle (even at 5 weeks old).  Thanks to all of Barbara’s neurological stimulation of her puppies, from such a young age.

There is so many wonderful things I can say about Barbara and have tried in this letter. Lastly, she is there as my breeder and friend when I have questions or concerns.

We could not be happier!”

Pamela and Gordon Williams Lodi, Ca.

Nayeli and my Miniature Schnauzer in San Jose, California enjoying a first greeting…enjoy the video.

Nayeli in this video is about 6 months old and my Miniature Schnauzer Sasha it is her first time meeting a baby. Hey, these 2 did great together!

I always do my best to have a fur baby ready for a genuine and optimal forever family, I am just a phone call away 209-233-1929

I am a breeder of Miniature Schnauzers in California just outside the San Francisco Bay Area. Therefore, I am central located less than 2 hours from almost anywhere in Northern California. So, if you are looking to buy a Miniature Schnauzer puppy, I am the Miniature Schnauzer breeder you are looking for. By the way many of my puppies live in surrounding cities in all of the East bay and Silicone Valley and several other Northern California cities. Are you someone who wants to buy a Miniature Schnauzer puppy in San Jose? Well, I am the Miniature Schnauzer breeder you are looking for. Even if you live in Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove or Danville, California I am still able to serve your puppy needs.

Many people who have purchased my puppies have trained them to be successful therapy dogs.

Miniature Schnauzers make excellent therapy dogs.

Most people, when they are sick, they require more time and attention from other people than what other people are able to provide.  Love, support and attention is a basic human need and when people are sick their needs escalate beyond what most people understand to be normal.

Sick people need a lot more. Unfortunately, not all people have the time nor the patience to deal with people who are sick, disabled and challenging or as some say high-maintenance.  However, dogs are capable of giving an endless amount of love and attention and they are insatiable. Dogs are the quintessential love bug; they listen and don’t argue of talk back, they will shower you with kisses and sniffing while pouring out from their heart an endless amount of love. Therapy dogs can give the emotional and physical support that most people are unable and unwilling to provide.

Some breeds of dogs are better suited to be service dogs and therapy dogs. I really don’t see the herding breeds to be the best suited, whereas, the hypoallergenic dogs, non-shedding breeds and those in the top 2 tiers of intelligence are my choice. For example, Miniature Schnauzers, Poodles, and the Papillon are great dogs just to name a few.

Therapy dog training requires specializations that are rooted on fundamental dog training. As such, training for this work entails the need to form behaviors in the dog that are of great help to people who are undergoing therapy. Therefore, basic dog training will not suffice if the dog needs to demonstrate other obligations like performing various roles and interacting well with the patient.

Therapy dogs are used in hospitals where mostly the patients are children and the elderly. The handler and the dog will provide the patients with sufficient attention and activities that will let them drift away from the present problems in their lives.

However, therapy dogs are not only valuable in hospitals, the comfort they give are also necessary components in other therapy centers like nursing homes, schools, mental institutions and retirement homes.

The type of training that therapy dogs undergo are especially created and modified from various other trainings to fit the needs called for in situations that usually occur during hospital visitations. Their training will equip them with the appropriate skills to allow strangers to enjoy their company. To provide enjoyable experiences, most therapy dogs are trained to do tricks and performances that the audience will enjoy.

Training of therapy dogs vary from state to state however, it is a general rule that a therapy dog should have an AKC certification of good citizenship before it can enter into the formal training and service. However, even before that training there are such training programs that won’t even entertain the idea of training the puppy if the puppy has not received “Early Neurological Stimulation” during his 0 – 8 weeks of life.  Certification, as well as, training could be obtained from local therapy dog training classes or animal shelters. After obtaining this certification, therapy training for the dog will begin.

This kind of training will condition the dog to ignore things like hospital equipments, people who are not the subject of therapy and noise. They are also trained to help with basic tasks like simple activities. However, they must not be confused with service dogs.

These are the dogs, which are under the law, help people who have disabilities. More often than not, they work on a continuous basis. Therapy dogs are more like visitors to patients and not really dogs that will accompany and help people with disabilities with their daily tasks. However, a dog can be both a therapy dog and a service dog. I have known some Miniature Schnauzers that were diabetic dogs (a service dog) and a therapy dog at the same time.

A visiting dog will also help in changing the routine from time to time. Therapy could be quite boring for many people thus the need for change of pace will always contribute something positive to the therapy.  Animals could also make the patient feel less depressed or lonely since they create distractions from the unproductive thoughts of the patients.

Dogs also encourage the patient to become less passive and more responsive and active during and after visitations. Therapy training will also help the dog entertain the patient; they may either provide fun or diversion from the pain and suffering currently experienced.

Therapy dog training is relatively difficult to find but the services of the dog for this purpose have been used for so many years.

Many schools and agencies only use puppies that have gone through ENS, Early Neurological Stimulation as a new puppy between 3-8 weeks old.

Barbara Williams

www.BuySchnauzers.com

www.PuppyGenius.com

IdeasMakeReality@gmail.com