The Standard Schnauzer originated in Germany. The Standard Schnauzer is the oldest of the three schnauzer breeds. Their dominate characteristic is their moustache and beard; it is also how their name was derived (schnauze is a German word meaning moustache/beard). The Standard Schnauzer was originally placed in the terrier group (because of their vermin hunting); in Germany they were always considered part of the working group. The Standard Schnauzer was recognized by AKC in 1904.
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