1488 days ago

Miniature Schnauzer Puppies FOR SALE

Struan from Woolston

We have 4 miniature schnauzer puppies for sale. All are purebred and salt and pepper colouring.
The mum is a gorgeous 4 year old with a great nature. This is her 2nd and final litter. The dad is 5 years old, very gentle with proven genetics. Both dogs were health checked prior to breeding.

Miniature schnauzers are non-shedding so won't leave hair around your house, plus they are hyper allergenic. They are incredibly loyal with heaps of character and are awesome around kids.

I've attached photos of each puppy plus mum and dad. I've also included a photo from Nuuna's last litter to give you an idea of what they'll look like at 4-5weeks
Currently they are 2 weeks old so have just opened their eyes. Puppies will be ready to go around Christmas time. Price is $3000 with a $500 non-refundable deposit to secure a puppy.

Price: $3,000

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