The difference between Schnauzer flying ears and rabbit ears lies in the shape of the ears. One has erect ears and the other has slightly folded ears. Generally, flying ears will become rabbit ears if you add more calcium. Whether the Schnauzer has flying ears or rabbit ears, it is a disqualified growth, but this does not mean that the Schnauzer's genes are impure. It is just that Schnauzers with such ears are not recognized internationally for competitions.

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The hair around the Schnauzer’s mouth needs to be taken care of regularly, otherwise it will turn from white to yellow and affect its appearance. The intestines and stomach of Schnauzers are also relatively fragile. Parents should try their best to feed Schnauzers easily digestible food when raising them. In addition, Schnauzers are relatively easy to raise as long as they don’t see strangers and hear strange noises. Moreover, Schnauzers have an independent character and do not need parents to spend too much time with them.