Getting a dog
Learn everything you need to know from our getting a dog section. From choosing the right breed for you, to questions to ask the breeder, we have everything you need to know.
Miniature Schnauzer
Tamworth
About the litter
Black & Silver puppies. Eye screened & vet health checked. 4 Weeks free insurance. Parents eye, & MAC, tested clear.
- Litter size
- 1 Bitch
- 1 Dog
- Born
Kennel Club Assured Breeder
Parents health tested
Parents
To learn more about each of the parents of this litter, click the names of them so you can preview their dog profile.
- Sire
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LICHSTONE MIDNIGHT EPSILON
- Health tested
- In the stud book
- Dam
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LICHSTONE MIDNIGHT SPRITZA
- Health tested
Contact details
- Name
- Mr T & Mrs A McDermott
- County
- Tamworth
- Mr T & Mrs A McDermott
Puppies in this litter
All puppies sold
Guide for puppy seekers
Before you buy a dog, there are many factors you should consider. View our useful resources below to support you with your journey to becoming a dog owner.
Feeding your puppy
It's important that your dog has a well balanced, healthy diet. Learn more about which diet is best for your dog and why.
How to socialise your puppy
Like human children, puppies are not born with the social skills that they require to live with their family. Learn why socialisation is important.
The best environment for your puppy
Young puppies have a lot to learn, so it's best to ensure your home is 'dog proof'. Learn more about how to keep them safe and sound.
Life expectancy
Want to learn more about how long the breed of dog you are looking to purchase might live for? You can learn more about this and other characteristics of the breed on The Kennel Club Breed A-Z.
Caring for your dog
One of the most important responsibilities of dog ownership is making sure you take good care of them, so they can lead a happy, healthy life.
These are the basic dog care needs that you'll need to be aware of.
Health advice
Our dogs depend on us to look after them and we want nothing more than to help them to live full, happy and healthy lives. Although most dogs don't see their vet very often, there are still many reasons your dog can become ill.
Pet Advertising Advisory Group
We are a member of the Pet Advertising Advisory Group (PAAG) which has created a set of minimum standards as a guideline for classified advertising websites. All breeders who advertise their litters using our service should adhere to these standards.
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