Miniature Schnauzer Puppies For Sale in St. Charles County, Missouri
Are you looking to buy a Miniature Schnauzer puppy in St. Charles County? Look no further! Our online pet shop features listings from certified breeders, offering healthy and happy puppies ready for a loving home. Prices for these adorable puppies typically range from $750 to $2,500, depending on breeder credentials, puppy quality, and color.
Size, Weight, and Colors of Miniature Schnauzer Puppies
The average size of a Miniature Schnauzer stands at approximately 12 to 14 inches tall, and they typically weigh around 11 to 20 pounds. These small but mighty companions come in a variety of stunning colors including salt and pepper, black, white, and black and silver options. Each puppy has its own unique charm, ensuring there’s something for everyone in St. Charles County, Missouri.
Why Choose Us?
At PetzLover, we understand how important it is to find a trustworthy breeder. All our listings feature certified AKC breeders ensuring your new family member has a clean bill of health and comes with a health guarantee. We are your reliable source for adopting or purchasing Miniature Schnauzer puppies near you.
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Don’t wait! Check our listings above and get in touch with us at contact@petzlover.com to find your perfect Miniature Schnauzer today!
This puppy deserves a better home!!! Great puppy, energetic and fun! I bought her before I had a baby and it has just been hard to manage both. The puppy is very gentle with the baby but they have to be separated or completely supervised. She is up to date on her shots & she has been spayed and chipped. She weighs 9 pounds and should only get to 13 pounds. I purchased from a breeder and have all her paperwork. She has gone through puppy training and is crate trained and potty trained with still having a few accidents if you don’t let her out right after she eats.View Detail