Lab top dog, but bulldog a contender

January 18, 2008 on 3:45 am | In Miniature Schnauzer News & Views |

Carlsbad Current-Argus - The No. 1 dog remained the Labrador retriever for the 17th consecutive year. The thick-set bulldog last made the Top 10 list in 1935. With its ascent, the miniature schnauzer dropped off the list. The Lab was followed by the Yorkshire terrier Find Out More

Morris County Daily Record - In addition to Olaf and Jet, a Schnauzer, a poodle, a lab/retriever mix, an American Eskimo, a miniature poodle, a mixed breed and a golden retriever succumbed didn’t materialize, she has pledged to give $500 per pet to each family who lost a dog in Find Out More

Lincoln Journal Star - Mike Ganz was dog-sitting on Saturday when his son suddenly became the man. His cell phone buzzed. It was Joe but someone had to stay behind in Illinois and watch the dogs one of them being lil Frankie, Joe s miniature schnauzer. Find Out More

Riverside Press Enterprise - Sara Pauley, a mobile dog groomer, blow dries a miniature schnauzer after a bath. Pauley has eased grooming nightmares for Heather O’Neill and Tucker, her 5 -year-old golden Find Out More

WebWire - The Miniature Schnauzer, which was displaced on the national list this year by the Bulldog, still claims top dog status in Oklahoma City where it ranks 3rd, higher than in any other U.S. city. * San Francisco and Los Angeles were the only cities in Find Out More

Miami Herald - Let’s go, Buddy: I live on the beach, and I walk about 15 miles a week with Buddy, my miniature Schnauzer. He has his dog friends and he has arthritis. He’s 70 in human years and still lives with his mom. Home-cooking: I love to cook. I hate to see Find Out More