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What is the origin of the Schnorgi?

The Schnorgi is a designer dog, half Miniature Schnauzer and half Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Traits can be of either parent.

What does the Schnorgi look like?

Weight is about 15-20 lbs. The coat is like that of a Schnauzer, wiry. Colors are black and white or tan with grey or black whiskers on chin and grey or black ear hair. The Schnorgi sheds very little.

What is the temperament of the Schnorgi?

The Schnorgi is wonderful with children, very playful. It sometimes barks when playing but can be trained to stop. Extremely affectionate, the Schnorgi is a lap dog and loves to be held. The Schnorgi is highly intelligent and trains easily, always using positive, kind methods.

They can live in an apartment but do need daily walks.

What is the Schnorgi used for?

The Schnorgi is a loving companion dog.


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