Schnauzer beard grooming

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Choosing a grooming style for your Schnauzer anytime soon? Here are 20 of the best and cutest haircuts for your inspiration.

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The schnauzer beard is a key identifying characteristic of the breed, but it can easily become dirty and stained, especially if your dog has a white face. Keep your dog's face clean by using baby wipes after each meal. Milk of magnesia or a whitening shampoo can help remove stains.

What are Schnauzer bumps and can they be popped or infected? Comedone Syndrome (or, Schnauzer bumps) is common blackhead-like skin condition that affects the Schnauzer breed. While they can be unsightly, the bumps are harmless. Rupturing Schnauzer bumps only aggravates the condition and increases the chance of infection. The condition cannot be cured, but can be managed with some effective treatments.

Let’s be honest. Pet parents of beardless dogs have it easy. One quick swipe of a wet cloth or pet wipe and their fur friend’s muzzle is clean and breezy.

This veterinarian-reviewed article explains how to use a dog mouth stain remover, like a whitening shampoo, to remove stains from the white hair around the mouth. It is advisable to discuss staining around a dog's mouth or eyes, as it may be a symptom of dental problems, an infection, or illness.