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Our last litter

Meet the pups

All five have found their forever families. We're accepting deposits on a future litter to an approved home.

Between litters

Our last puppy has found his home

Every puppy from our most recent litter is settled in with their family — Brooks, the last of the bunch, has gone home too. We've left their photos up so you can see what our litters look like.

We are accepting deposits on a future litter to an approved home.

We'll announce it here as soon as another litter is on the way.

Spoken for

Off to their new families

All five have been matched. We keep their photos up because we love watching them grow, because their families send updates — and so you can see what our litters look like.

Brooks, a Miniature Schnauzer puppyReserved

Brooks

Chocolate & tan

The last of the litter to go home. Sweet, curious, and endlessly cuddly — Brooks was the one who climbed into your lap and fell asleep mid-play.

Found his family
Scout, a Miniature Schnauzer puppyReserved

Scout

Chocolate & tan

The explorer of the bunch — first to every new corner of the room.

Found his family
Goliath, a Miniature Schnauzer puppyReserved

Goliath

Chocolate & white

Big name, gentle soul. Happiest sprawled across someone's feet.

Found his family
Hazel, a Miniature Schnauzer puppyReserved

Hazel

Chocolate parti

A little charmer with a white blaze and a lot of opinions.

Found her family
Rosie, a Miniature Schnauzer puppyReserved

Rosie

Chocolate & tan

The snuggler. She will find the warmest lap in the room and stay.

Found her family

Past litters

Puppies we've raised

A look back at the little ones who've come through our home. Tap any photo to see it full size.

Good to know

Questions families ask

Are Miniature Schnauzers good with children?

Wonderful with them. Schnauzers are sturdy, playful, and deeply people-oriented. Ours grow up around our own kids, so they arrive already used to little hands and household noise.

Do they shed?

Miniature Schnauzers are a non-shedding breed. Their wiry double coat holds onto hair rather than dropping it, which is why so many families with mild allergies do well with them. They do need regular grooming every 6–8 weeks.

How big do they get?

Typically 12–14 inches tall and 10–18 pounds full grown — small enough for an apartment, sturdy enough for hikes and kids.

What makes your puppies different?

We specialize in unique colors and thick, plush coats — and we're proud members of the American Kennel Club. Every puppy is raised in our home, handled daily, and bred for temperament first.

What comes home with the puppy?

Vet records and vaccination history, a health guarantee, a starter pack of the food they're used to, a blanket that smells like their littermates, and our phone number for life.

Do you have any puppies available right now?

Not at the moment — our last litter has all gone home. We are accepting deposits on a future litter to an approved home, and we'll announce it here as soon as another litter is on the way.

How does the deposit work?

A deposit reserves your place for an upcoming litter once your application is approved. Fill out the puppy application or call us at (530) 680-4665 and we'll talk through the details, timing, and what you're hoping for in a companion.

Still have a question?

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