Our puppies

At Arizona Schnauzers Puppy Experience, our puppies are raised with intention, structure, and family involvement from day one. We focus on health, temperament, and responsible development to help every puppy transition smoothly into their new home.

We proudly raise Giant Schnauzers for families, companions, and working homes, emphasizing ethical breeding, transparency, and lifelong support.

• Puppies are raised in our puppy nursery with daily interaction from our family and their parents.
   
• Puppies remain with their mother and littermates for the first 8 weeks, supporting proper emotional, mental, and social development.
   
• Prior to going home, puppies receive routine preventative care appropriate for their age, including veterinary wellness checks and age-appropriate treatments.
   
• Puppies are examined by a licensed veterinarian before placement.
   

Due to their young age and developing immune systems, puppies may require continued routine care after going home. This is a normal and expected part of responsible puppy ownership.

• Our puppies come from proven champion bloodlines, selected for structure, temperament, health, and working potential.
   
• Bloodlines are chosen to produce confident family companions, service-capable prospects, and balanced working dogs.
   
• Champion lineage reflects pedigree quality and heritage; however, each puppy develops individually based on environment, training, and care.

• Tails are docked and dewclaws removed by a licensed veterinarian when appropriate.
   
• (Exceptions may apply based on individual puppy needs and veterinary recommendation.)
   

• Puppies are evaluated individually and matched based on temperament, lifestyle, and family needs whenever possible.
   
• Temperament continues to develop over time and is influenced by training, environment, and socialization.

• Families may join our Puppy Reserve List prior to a litter being born.
   
• Once puppies arrive, a $550 puppy deposit is required to reserve a puppy.
   
• Puppies go home at approximately 8 weeks of age.
   

• A $550 deposit reserves your puppy and locks in your purchase price.
   
• Deposits are non-refundable if a family chooses not to move forward.
   
• If no deposit is submitted, no puppy or price is held.
   
• Verbal conversations alone do not reserve a puppy.
   
• Submitting a reservation form without a deposit does not place a family in line.
   

We are always happy to speak by phone — our goal is to help families make informed and confident decisions.

• Pricing reflects champion bloodlines, veterinary care, health testing, and proper development.
   
• Male Puppies: Call or Email for current pricing
   
• Female Puppies: Call or Email for current pricing
   
• Prices are not negotiable.
   
• The $550 deposit is applied toward the total purchase price.
   
• Pricing includes applicable taxes and AKC or UKC registration (limited or full, as agreed).
   

• Microchip identification may be offered when available (additional cost).
   
• Microchip may be required for out-of-state travel.

• Families are responsible for all travel and transportation costs.
   
• We are happy to assist with coordination and available options.
   
• Please contact us to discuss your situation — we often have solutions.
   

Each puppy is sold with a written purchase contract and includes a one (1) year limited health guarantee covering life-threatening congenital defects only.

The health guarantee is valid from the puppy’s date of birth and expires automatically on the puppy’s first birthday. Once the puppy reaches one (1) year of age, the health guarantee is no longer valid and all responsibility transfers fully to the owner.

Puppy parents are AKC and/or UKC registered, and puppies are sold with limited or full registration, as agreed at the time of purchase.

Routine and non-life-threatening conditions are considered part of normal puppy ownership and are not covered under this guarantee, including but not limited to:

• Parasites or preventative care needs
   
• Digestive changes or stress-related symptoms
   
• Allergies or sensitivities
   
• Ear care or ear crop aftercare
   
• Injuries, accidents, or environmental causes
   
• Conditions related to diet, exercise, or training
   
• Any condition diagnosed after the puppy’s first birthday
   

Routine veterinary care, ongoing maintenance, and age-related conditions are the sole responsibility of the owner.

• “Meet the Parents” visits take place on the 2nd Sunday of each month.
   
• Visits are scheduled only — please plan accordingly.

We are committed to:

• Ethical and responsible breeding
   
• Thoughtful placement of every puppy
   
• Transparency, education, and support
   

When you choose Arizona Schnauzers Puppy Center, you’re joining a community — not just purchasing a puppy.