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  • Sphynx Cats
  • Miniature Cattle
  • Angora Goats
  • Southdown Babydoll Sheep
  • Poultry/Ducks/Emus & More
  • Bouchér Family Fibers
  • Boucher Family Fun

About them...

The Giant Schnauzer is a breed of dog developed in the 17th century in Germany. It is the largest of the three breeds of Schnauzer—the other two breeds being the Standard Schnauzer and the Miniature Schnauzer. Numerous breeds were used in its development, including the black Great Dane, the Bouvier des Flandres, and the German Pinscher. Originally bred to assist on farms by driving livestock to market and guarding the farmer's property, the breed eventually moved into the city, where it worked guarding breweries, butchers' shops, stockyards and factories. It was unknown outside of Bavaria until it became popular as a military dog during World War I and World War II.


They have a dense coarse coat that protects them from the weather. Giant Schnauzers come in three color varieties: pepper and salt, pure black, and black and silver. Where legal, they are shown with cropped ears and docked tails. Like other schnauzers, they have a distinct beard and eyebrows. 


Today, the Giant Schnauzer participates in numerous dog sports, including Schutzhund; excels in nose-work and due to its alert nature, the dog is also used in police work.

AKC Registered, bred with H.E.A.R.T certified, and C.H.I.C Certified with each dog

Meet our pack females

Etta, At Last

Mavis, I'll Take You There

Uma's Last Dance

Etta is a Pepper and Salt. If dogs could speak... She would never stop talking. Always wanting to do her best, but unable to hold still long enough to actually accomplish it.

Uma's Last Dance

Mavis, I'll Take You There

Uma's Last Dance

Uma is a Pure Black. She is a very serious dog, she expects everyone to follow the rules of the play yard or end up on her radar, and that's like being told to go to the principal's office.

Mavis, I'll Take You There

Mavis, I'll Take You There

Mavis, I'll Take You There

Mavis is Pure Black. She is the middle ground of our girls, super focused on what she wants, but also a little dizzy. Will make her presence known and then be fine just hanging out.

Meet our pack males

The Hex Is Comin' Down

Murdoch's Ho-down Show-down

Murdoch's Ho-down Show-down

Hex is a Pepper and Salt. He is a big, lumbering ding-dong. As long as you pet him, he's your best friend. He may be a working and guarding breed...but nobody told him.

Murdoch's Ho-down Show-down

Murdoch's Ho-down Show-down

Murdoch's Ho-down Show-down

Murdoch is a Black and Silver. The most adaptable dog of them all. Never meets an enemy (dog, human or otherwise), and is always trying to please! He is willing to work or just to loaf around.

Hold On To The Hunger, Ren

Murdoch's Ho-down Show-down

Hold On To The Hunger, Ren

Ren is Pepper and Salt. If you want a dog who will match your energy all day long and play fetch until your arm falls off, he's your guy. Swimming? yes. Running 5 miles? yes. Sleeping on the couch with the T.V on? yes.

Our Adult Dogs Screenings

PRCD & DM Genetic Testing

  1. PRCD affects both night and day vision. Retinal changes can be identified by a veterinary ophthalmologist from adolescence to early adulthood. PRCD-affected dogs have noticeable visual impairment by 4 years of age, progressing to complete blindness. It is an Autosomal recessive trait
  2. Degenerative myelopathy (DM), also known as chronic degenerative radiculomyelopathy (CDRM), is a disease affecting the spinal cord, resulting in slowly progressive hind limb weakness and paralysis. The symptoms result from degeneration of the white matter of the spinal cord.

Pen-Hip & Elbow Radiographs at 2 years of age

These radiographs are sent to a board certified radiologist for each of our Adult Giants when they turn 2 years of age (OFA standard), all our giants pass on elbows and hips, with the below exception to 

Etta, Murdock & Hex

Pepper and Salt Giants are regularly not passed by the OFA for Hips

  •  This is because they have less coverage on the ball joint of the hip, this has been around since the 1900s and most breeders will tell you different things when asked why it is so prevalent in S/P lines, and less in solid black lines, however, this DOES NOT mean they have hip dysplasia, and as long as you feed a good quality food and keep your giant on a good quality vitamin supplement you can negate a lot of the issues that can come later in life no matter their coloring.

We recommend keeping ALL COLOR varieties on a vitamin supplement!

Regular Vet Exams and Up to date Vaccines

Our vet is here regularly- she sees all our adults, our puppies and even some of our farm animals. We vaccinate all our adult dogs for the following:

  1. ULTRA Duramune DAP+4L- canine distemper, infectious canine hepatitis, canine adenovirus type 2, canine parvovirus (CPV), Leptospira canicola, Leptospira grippotyphosa, Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae and Leptospira pomona. 
  2. Bronchi-Shield Intranasal- kennel cough vaccine that is for protection against Bordetella bronchiseptica & parainfluenza 
  3.  Imrab® TF-  Rabies virus vaccine that does not contain thimerosal.
  4. Heartworm Tests- The American Heartworm Society recommends testing to insure our medications are working and the worms are not becoming resistant. This is a preventable disease! 
  5. ProHeart injection- We do ProHeart12 injections' once a year so we don't have to give the monthly chewable for heartworm prevention or intestinal parasite deworming.


Prices for 2025

Solid Black: $2,200

Pepper & Salt: $2,400

Black & Silver: $2,500

$400 deposit required to join reservation list

Puppy Contracts & Information

BFF Puppy Contract (docx)

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New Puppy- A Nutritional Talk (docx)

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New Puppy- A Vaccine Talk (docx)

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What Your Puppy Comes Home With

Tail docked, Dewclaws' removed, Microchip Inserted

We have a mobile vet come to our house and do this when the puppies are 3-5 days old. His or Her Microchip information will be all over the packet you receive when arriving for pick-up. DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER IT IN YOUR NAME!

Litter Certificate and AKC Registration Paperwork

All our adult dogs are AKC registered, this allows your puppy to be registered as well, unless otherwise agreed upon, this will be a limited registration. This means your puppy can still compete in most AKC events, however, he or she is not eligible to reproduce AKC registerable litters.

Age Appropriate Vaccines and Vet Exams

All puppies, at 3-5 days old have their tails/dewclaws done, they are also seen at 8 weeks to start their vaccine series. They will come with a exam form from our vet that we will go over with you as proof of their first vaccination.

Diamond Naturals Large Breed Puppy & NuPro Powder

It's important no matter what you choose to use or not use that you transition your puppy onto or off of it slowly, we will give you a few day worth of the things we feed your new family member here.

Pairings to Come....

Summer 2025 COLORED litter!

Summer 2025 COLORED litter!

Summer 2025 COLORED litter!

Etta

Summer 2025 COLORED litter!

Summer 2025 COLORED litter!

 Hex 

Available Puppies

Home Sweet Home


Although gone, their memories live on; Edith & LeRoy

LeRoy started having seizures around 8 months old, after many tests that all came back negative, we started medications, he improved but continued to have episodes VERY periodically. On June 16th 2023 he began to have an uncontrollable back to back seizure, even with his rescue medications. His temperature was above 105.9, he was unable to stand and we had to make the difficult choice to say goodbye to him 


After multiple serious complications that we tried to correct following her emergency c-section on July 14th 2023, Edith became unable to attend to her puppies and began refusing to eat. We called several ERs to attempt life saving measures and unfortunately they did not have enough blood or staff to maintain her and we made the painful decision to let her go. 


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