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Miniture Schnauzer Puppy Pictures - Our dog Lola as a puppy

Lola at puppy class graduation
Lola passing her final exam at puppy class! - 11/23/2010
 Some people think it would be nice to rescue an animal, and that is certainly a noble act.  What they may not realize is that the animal turns out to be the one rescuing them!


Lola at 3 months, playing
Lola at 3 months - 07/05/2010
Who rescued whom?


Lola at 3 months, lying down
Typical Schnauzer puppy, with the hind legs spread out.


We has just lost our 22 year old cat, so Lola came when we most needed her.  The enthusiasm and energy of a puppy was just what we needed to get outside and get a little exercise.








Miniature schnauzers have lot's of energy, but they get tired faster than some of the typical larger breeds.  She like to take short breaks before continuing to run around like a maniac.


Lola at 3 months, looking cute
Cute schnauzer puppy pose




The long hair needs to be brushed frequently if thee is any dry plants or bugs around, but she's still cute even with the fur all messed up.










Lola at 3 months, lovable look
Still not sure if I can trust anyone yet.

 Schnauzers are usually very suspicious of strangers.  Although she felt right at home, it took several months before she felt she could trust us.
Lola at 4 months, lying in dish
This dish looks like it would make a nice bed.



It's nice to look at old pictures now that she is full grown.  Lola the miniature schnauzer was born on April 1, 2008, and came to our home at 3 months old.
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