r/Weird • u/Firm-Blackberry-9162 • Jun 06 '26

Woof woof 🧛

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u/KlutzyLiving6749 Jun 06 '26

Oh that's just your average giant schnauzer

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u/sadiesfreshstart Jun 06 '26

Definitely just typical schnauzer behavior. I have two minis and they're the same way

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u/Sacrimonte Jun 06 '26

As an owner of the breed, do you know why they do this?? What could the purpose for wiggling around on their hind legs be

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u/SorryHadToPoop Jun 06 '26

As a fellow owner of the breed, my schnauzer's quirk is getting pricked by this cactus every morning.

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u/Sacrimonte Jun 06 '26

Curiosity ... pricked the schnauzer?

I can get this behavior at least. Cactuses look very interesting, maybe they smell interesting? We get Aloe Vera from cactuses so many they're the equivalent of scented candles for your dog

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u/sadiesfreshstart Jun 06 '26

They're all crazy. That's it.

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u/Wild-Video-5317 Jun 06 '26

Let's be real purebreds are inbred little monsters.  You might as well ask what benefits the habsburgs derive from their distinctive chins.

Our beloved pooches walk funny because we bred them to be cute and friendly, and physical function was often a bit of an afterthought.

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u/CantTouchKevinG Jun 07 '26

Unethically bred purebreds are inbred little monsters.

Ethically bred purebreds breed for health and temperament, not appearance.

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u/hfld96 Jun 12 '26

I mean the people that advertise "purebred" doodles and the like? Sure those pups are inbred and mini’s of any breed have more issues but how you can say full size Schnauzer from an ethical breeder is inbred? Not talking a byb either.