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Schnocker Breed Information

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Name: Schnocker
   
Mix: 1/2 Cocker Spaniel  x  1/2 Miniature Schnauzer
   
Mixes: More Cocker Spaniel Mixes  (Adopt a Cocker Spaniel mix )
More Miniature Schnauzer Mixes  (Adopt a Miniature Schnauzer mix )
   
 
   
Recognized By: IDCR
   
Common Misspellings: Snocker

Appearance: The Schnocker can be all black with a gray undercoat and a white diamond on the chest and a little white on their toes. They have long legs and floppy ears.

Life Expectancy: The average life expectancy of the Schnocker is around 13 to 15 years of age.

Size: A fully grown Schnocker can weigh around 30 pounds.

Personality: The Schnocker has a lot of personality. They absolutely love people and other dogs. They are very sweet, excited, lovable dogs.

Family Dog: The Schnocker is a great faily dog that is typically great with children and other dogs. Care should be taken around younger children as they can be hyper and jump on them.

Companionship: The Schnocker makes an absolute wonderful companion. They won't leave your side for anything.

Ears: The Schnocker has rounded, floppy ears.

Muzzle: The Schnocker has a small beard.

Body: The Schnocker is a medium-sized dog with a thin build.

Feet: The Schnocker has large webbed paws.

 

Color: The coat of the Schnocker can be black or brown in color.

Coat: The coat of the Schnocker is coarse but still very soft.

Shedding: The Schnocker does not shed much, especially with a weekly brushing.

Grooming: The coat of the Schnocker should be brushed three times a week.

Training: The Schnocker can be trained easily. They are still able to learn new tricks even at 5 years.

Behavior: The Schnocker is a loving, hyper and playful dog.

Barking: Some Schnockers do bark a lot while others only bark at noises. Training can help control this.

Feeding: The Schnocker can be a picky eater.

Exercise: The Schnocker should be taken on a daily walk or given time outside in the yard. The Schnocker can be trained to walk right by your side on walks.

Physical Ability: The Schnocker is exceptionally fast and can easily outrun dogs three times their size.

 

Ear Health: The Schnocker can have a lot of ear problems and must have their ears cleaned once a week.

Dental Health: The Schnocker should have their teeth brushed at least once a week.

Litter Size: The average litter size is 4 to 7 pups.


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** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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