Dog lovers, are you searching for the right pet?  Perhaps this will be your first dog, and you don’t know where to begin.  Perhaps you’ve owned other dogs, and you are looking for a breed of dog to outdo your last.  Do not decide before researching a Hardinhaus miniature schnauzer.

Marian Harding’s miniature schnauzers are prized for their elegance, ruggedness, and beauty. In addition, Hardinhaus miniature schnauzers are spirited, yet obedient to command.  Because of these qualities, miniature schnauzers make superb family dogs that will love their masters and fearlessly guard their homes.

But take note, although Hardinhaus miniature schnauzers are renowned prize winning champions, they are not trophy dogs.  Miniature schnauzers crave love and belonging. Hardinhaus miniature schnauzers are often happy to sleep in the same bed as their master, or at least in their own bed quite near their master.

Kurt Garmaker, celebrated dog handler, works with Marian Harding producing these extraordinary home raised puppies.  ”These are solid dogs with a solid pedigree,” lauds Kurt, “evidenced by gaining AKC titles in short order.”

If you’re looking for your first dog, a new dog, or a champion show dog, your search may very well end with a Hardinhaus miniature schnauzer.  If you don’t believe the American Kennel Club and Kurt Garmaker, look into it yourself.

Marian Harding has been breeding miniature schnauzers for over twenty-five years.  She is a long-standing member of The American Miniature Schnauzer Club, and a dedicated dog lover, happy to answer questions about her favorite animals.

Contact:

Marian Harding

Hardinhaus Miniature Schnauzers

4637 Blairwood Dr.

Knoxville, TN 37938

865-922-0522

865-2076199

http://www.hardinhaus.com

Hardinhaus, a distinguished member of the American Miniature Schnauzer Club, is a prefix to watch for.  Marian Harding’s pride and joy, Lil Annie Oakley, is the top producing living breeding female dog of the entire United States of America since 2004, and she shows no signs of abating.

Lil Annie Oakley carries the sought after black and silver gene that accentuates the already distinguished appearance of miniature schnauzers. Marian Harding’s Lil Annie Oakley, a champion herself, has already produced eleven other champion miniature schnauzers.  Lil Annie Oakley is testament to the fact that a Hardinhaus miniature schnauzer is a dog lover’s assurance of experienced handling and extraordinary breeding.

If Marian Harding’s seasoned American Kennel Club veterans are not enough, Hardinhaus has an impressive supply of miniature schnauzer puppies that that will elicit coos of delight from even the most world-weary of dog fanciers. Marian Harding is sure that Lil Annie Oakley’s brood is sure to give Lil Annie a run for her money.

Kurt Garmaker, celebrated dog handler, works with Marian Harding producing these extraordinary animals.  ”These are solid dogs with a solid pedigree,” says Kurt, “evidenced by gaining AKC titles in short order. “

Other champion-producing stars in Marian Harding’s lineup include Ch. Hardinhaus Casino Belle, Ch. Hardinhaus Cast In Stone, and Ch. Hardinhaus Simply Superb, who finished her champion in two weekends – with all majors. Marian Harding features an impressive array of studs also.

Hardinhaus has been breeding quality miniature schnauzers since 1980, home raising all of the puppies to ensure health and temperament.  Marian Harding is an avid member of the AMSC with a wealth of canine knowledge. She may be contacted directly in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Contact:

Marian Harding

Hardinhaus Miniature Schnauzers

4637 Blairwood Dr.

Knoxville, TN 37938

865-922-0522

865-2076199

http://www.hardinhaus.com

Miniature schnauzer puppies home raised by Marian Harding have great things in store for them.  They are likely to end up as champion show dogs. Better yet, they might end up as one of your pets.

You can walk proud knowing you are walking a miniature schnauzer with the Hardinhaus prefix.  These quick-learning, playful canines are sought after companions due to their spunky fearlessness and devoted affection. Hardinhaus miniature schnauzers are equally at home showing off their regal, luxurious coats or going to ground to rid your garden of vermin.

Based in Knoxville Tennessee, Marian Harding, long time member of the American Miniature Schnauzer Club, has been home raising her miniature schnauzers with her unique personal touch for decades. Marian Harding has numerous American Kennel Club endorsements and a wide selection of champion Hardinhaus miniature schnauzers.

Kurt Garmaker, celebrated dog handler, works with Marian Harding producing these extraordinary animals.  ”These are solid dogs with a solid pedigree,” lauds Kurt, “evidenced by gaining AKC titles in short order.”

Hardinhaus is a first-rate breeding house, specializing in top producing miniature schnauzers with detailed, impeccable pedigrees.  Hardinhaus services include, but are not limited to, puppies, stud services and adult dogs. Marian Harding is a dedicated dog lover, happy to answer inquiries about her favorite animals.

Contact:

Marian Harding

Hardinhaus Miniature Schnauzers

4637 Blairwood Dr.

Knoxville, TN 37938

865-922-0522

865-2076199

http://www.hardinhaus.com

Every summer we see dogs at Hardinhaus Miniature Schnauzers that arrive in the back of pickup trucks. “While these aren’t world class prize-winning show dogs we are known for, it concerns us none the less,” says Marian Harding, owner of Hardinhaus.

It’s very dangerous, and in some states even illegal, to drive with a dog in the back of a pickup truck. People always seem to think that the dog will enjoy the ride and that it cools a hot dog off. That is simply not true and is especially dangerous for small dogs like miniature schnauzers.  Not only can flying debris cause serious injury, but a dog may be unintentionally thrown into traffic if the driver suddenly hits the brakes, swerves, or is hit by another car. Dogs should ride either in the cab or in a secured crate in the bed of the truck. Dogs and trucks make great companions as long as safety is the first consideration.

About Marian Harding

Marian Harding and Hardinhaus Miniature Schnauzers have provided breeding quality Schnauzers since 1980. Puppies come with health and temperament guarantee. Services offered include puppies, stud service and adult dogs. Hardinhaus has been a Member of AMSC (American Miniature Schnauzer Club) since 1990.

Summer is a time for both you and your dog to enjoy the great outdoors. Along with the sunshine and fun, “the season also creates the potential to endanger your pet,” says Marian Harding, owner of Hardinhaus Miniature Schnauzers. Pro-actively planning ahead, you will reduce the chance that an accident will happen. Marian Harding offers these tips.

Closed vehicles and animals don’t mix.

One of the great joys of summer is taking your dog with you; they enjoy it as much as you do say Marian Harding. This enjoyment can be cut short by a forgetful moment. During summer weather, the inside of your vehicle can reach 100+ degrees in a matter of minutes, even if you’re parked in the shade. This creates a crisis quickly for your four legged companion.

Dogs don’t perspire and can only dispel heat by panting and through the pads of their feet. According to Marian Harding Pets left in a hot vehicle, even briefly, can suffer from heat exhaustion, heat stroke, brain damage, and even die. Don’t think that just because you’ll be gone “just a minute” that your pet will be safe while you’re gone; even an air-conditioned car with the motor off isn’t healthy for your pet. “Treat your dog as you would a baby,” cautions Marian Harding. “You can never be too careful.”

To avoid any chance that your pet will succumb to the heat of a car this summer, you may decide to play it safe by leaving your dog cool and refreshed at home while you travel. While miniature schnauzers love to travel they are just as comfortable resting at home. Marian Hardingadvice if you do happen to see a dog in a vehicle alone during the hot summer months, notify the management of the store where the car is parked. If the owner does not return quickly, call local animal control or the police department immediately.

About Marian Harding

Marian Harding and Hardinhaus Miniature Schnauzers have provided breeding quality Schnauzers since 1980. Puppies come with health and temperament guarantee. Services offered include puppies, stud service and adult dogs. Marian Harding has been a Member of AMSC (American Miniature Schnauzer Club) since 1990.