How do you tell whether a Schnauzer cub is pure or not? A purebred Schnauzer cub has a broad head, narrowing toward the nose, and an obvious moustache. The ears are V-shaped, with the base of the ears high and folded forward. The eyes are oval and dark, and the eyebrows extend from the skull to the mouth and nose, and are white. The nose must be black, the nostrils should be wide, the body shape should be rectangular, and the back should be straight and sloped backwards.

1. A purebred Schnauzer has a broad head that narrows toward the nose, a distinct moustache, and an enunciation that is neither overly or overly large.

2. The ears of a purebred Schnauzer are V-shaped, with the base of the ears high and folded forward. The eyes are medium in size, oval in shape, and dark in color. The eyebrows are medium in color and extend from the skull to the muzzle, making the eyebrows very beautiful. The eyebrows are white.

3. Purebred Schnauzers must have a black nose and wide nostrils. The purebred Schnauzer's overall body shape is mainly rectangular, with a thick body and a medium-wide chest, and a straight back that slopes backward.

4. In addition, a purebred and healthy Schnauzer does not like to wander, is loyal to its home and owner, and can bark alertly like a large dog when it encounters an abnormal situation. The Schnauzer has a docile personality and is easy to get close to its owner. It is one of the most suitable pet dogs for families.