Miniature Schnauzer puppies and dogs in Paramount, California

  Meet Romeo! ❤️ A Gentle, Shy Little Soul Looking for a Peaceful Forever Home Breed: Miniature Schnauzer Terrier Mix Gender: Male Age: 10 Months DOB: 1/11/2026 Weight: 10 lbs (4.7 kg) Good With: Dogs ✔️ | Kids ✔️ (Calm, Respectful Children Preferred) | Cats: Unknown Personality: Shy, Timid, Gentle, and Reserved Ideal Home: Quiet, Calm, Patient Household Medical: Vaccinations Up to Date ✔️ | Neutered ✔️ | Missing One Eye ❤️ Personality & Breed Information Meet Romeo, a precious 10-month-old Miniature Schnauzer Terrier mix weighing just 10 pounds! This sweet little boy has a gentle, timid personality and is searching for a special family who will give him the patience, understanding, and peaceful environment he needs to feel safe. Unlike an outgoing, energetic puppy, Romeo is shy and reserved. He needs time to become comfortable with unfamiliar people and surroundings. A quiet home with predictable routines and gentle encouragement will give him the best opportunity to build confidence and develop trusting relationships. About the Miniature Schnauzer Terrier Mix Miniature Schnauzers and Terriers are generally intelligent, loyal, and curious dogs. While many are naturally outgoing, individual personalities vary considerably. Romeo has a more sensitive temperament and will benefit from an approach that respects his boundaries. His breed mix may contribute to traits such as intelligence, devotion to familiar people, alertness, and responsiveness to positive reinforcement. With patience and appropriate experiences, he may gradually become more comfortable exploring his surroundings and participating in family activities. Romeo's Ideal Home Romeo needs a calm, quiet household where he can feel secure without being overwhelmed. He would be best suited for a patient individual, couple, or family with a peaceful lifestyle. A home without constant visitors, loud activity, or unpredictable handling would be ideal. Romeo is considered suitable for homes with other dogs, particularly calm, gentle companions who respect his space. Older, respectful children would be preferable to very young or highly energetic children. His compatibility with cats is unknown. His future family should understand that Romeo may not immediately seek attention or affection. Building trust should happen on his terms, without pressure. Romeo isn't looking for a busy household or endless excitement. He's looking for a safe place to finally feel at ease. Training, Adjustment & What to Expect At ten months old, Romeo is still developing emotionally and learning how to navigate the world. His shy temperament means that building confidence should take priority over demanding obedience or overwhelming social experiences. His family should use gentle, reward-based training and allow him to approach new situations at his own pace. Helpful practices include: Establishing consistent feeding, walking, and resting routines. Providing a quiet, comfortable space where he can retreat undisturbed. Allowing him to approach people voluntarily rather than forcing interaction. Using treats and praise to reward small moments of confidence. Introducing new environments gradually and avoiding crowded, noisy settings. Practicing basic household manners through short, positive training sessions. Living With One Eye Romeo is missing one eye, which makes gentle handling especially important for a timid dog. Dogs can adapt well to vision in only one eye, but reduced peripheral vision may make unexpected movement or unfamiliar approaches more startling. His adopter should announce their presence with a calm voice, approach from his seeing side when possible, and allow him time to become familiar with his surroundings. His remaining eye should be protected from injury, and rough play should be avoided. Understanding the 3-3-3 Rule The 3-3-3 rule offers a general guide to rescue dog adjustment: 3 Days: Decompress and begin feeling safe. 3 Weeks: Become familiar with household routines. 3 Months: Begin developing deeper trust and confidence. For a shy dog like Romeo, adjustment may take longer. These are not deadlines, and his family should celebrate progress without rushing him. Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Romeo is neutered and up to date on his vaccinations. He is also missing one eye, although the cause has not been provided. His adopter should review his available medical history and ensure his remaining eye receives appropriate veterinary monitoring. Redness, squinting, discharge, or changes in vision should be evaluated promptly. Miniature Schnauzer Terrier Health Considerations Depending on his genetics, Romeo may have predispositions to certain conditions associated with his breed mix: Dental Disease: Small dogs benefit from regular dental examinations and tooth brushing. Patellar Luxation: A kneecap condition that may affect mobility. Skin Sensitivities: Some Terriers experience allergies or skin irritation. Pancreatitis and Elevated Blood Fats: Miniature Schnauzers may be predisposed to these conditions. Eye Conditions: Certain inherited eye disorders can occur in Miniature Schnauzers. These are general breed considerations, not diagnosed conditions in Romeo. His family should provide balanced nutrition, routine veterinary care, parasite prevention, dental hygiene, regular grooming, and comfortable daily exercise. Because Romeo is timid, veterinary visits and grooming appointments should be handled patiently, with professionals who understand fearful or sensitive dogs. His emotional well-being is just as important as his physical health. A patient family who respects his boundaries will make a meaningful difference in his quality of life. Adoption Information Could you offer Romeo the peaceful home he's been waiting for? Apply to Adopt: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions Ozzie and Friends Rescue is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit dedicated to rescuing dogs in need and finding them safe, loving forever homes. We coordinate safe transportation for approved adopters throughout the United States, subject to veterinary and travel clearance. Our adoption process helps ensure that each dog is matched with a family prepared to provide appropriate care, patience, and lifelong commitment. Romeo is a gentle little soul who needs someone willing to love him at his own pace. At just ten months old, this shy boy has so much life ahead of him, and a calm, understanding home could make all the difference. He doesn't need grand adventures or a busy social life. He needs kindness, consistency, and someone who will celebrate every small step toward confidence. If you have a quiet home and a patient heart, Romeo may be the special companion you've been waiting for. ❤️    November 9, 2026, 3:35 pm

🤍 Meet Sir Winston! 🤍With his handsome white coat and distinguished little face, this boy looked like such a royal little gentleman that we knew he needed a name to match! 👑Sir Winston is an 8-month-old, approximately 13-pound schnauzer-poodle mix, as best as we can tell. He’s a super sweet boy with so much love to give!Winston may be a little shy when you first meet him, but once he feels comfortable, he’ll become your best friend and want to be right by your side. If you’ve been looking for a little companion to share your days and adventures with, Winston might be your perfect match. 🥹Winston didn’t get much socialization early on, so some new people, places, and experiences can feel a little overwhelming. But he’s already making strides every single day in the short time we’ve had him! With patience, encouragement, and someone to show him that the world is a wonderful place, we know his confidence will continue to grow. 💕We’re looking for a home where someone is around often and excited to spend time helping Winston experience all the best parts of being a loved dog. He’s still a puppy and is working on potty training, crate training, and basic commands, so his new family should be ready to continue learning alongside him.Winston gets along great with other dogs and cats! 🐶🐱 He could also do well with respectful children who understand that he needs a little space and time to come to them when he’s feeling unsure.Sir Winston has so much love to give, and we can’t wait to find him a family who will help him blossom into the confident little gentleman we know he can be. Could that family be yours? 🤍

This is a courtesy posting, if interested in Buddy please contact Courtney at courtneydenla@gmail.com or at 949-632-0709. Buddy is located in Los Angeles CA. Please note Miniature Schnauzers & Friends Rescue bears no responsibility for any adoptions or contacts made through courtesy postings. Buddy - 6 month old male Miniature Schnauzer mix. Buddy's owner can no longer care for him, a family member stepped up to foster him and help in find a loving home. Buddy is a puppy and is high energy. He is housebroken, and his foster mom is working on obedience training. He is an eager to please fellow who is a Velcro dog and loves to be with his human. He is great with other dogs, in fact having another dog would be ideal for him as he loves to play with his foster's dogs. Buddy will chase cats, so a home with a cat may not be a good match. He is healthy, up-to-date on shots and has been neutered. He weighs approximately 25 pounds and will no doubt grow into a medium sized dog. Buddy is located in Los Angeles, CA. If interested in adopting Buddy contact Courtney at courtneydenla@gmail.comor at 949-632-0709.

❗ Current Location: South Korea❗ • Personality: She's sociable and energetic. She adapts to new places right away and loves to reach out to new people and friends she meets. She knows how to say hello to familiar people and friends. She loves to play with other dogs and loves to play with people. She picks up on new training quickly, so we think she would make a great dog for a family with a good understanding and training knowledge of dogs. She's a bit of a sneaky prankster right now, so she can get into trouble, but she's affectionate, gentle, and full of energy. • Affinity with: -Cats: She currently lives with cats in a temporary foster home. She is not aggressive with cats but is very interested in them, so if you have a cat that likes dogs, she would be fine. -Dogs: She is currently living with the dogs in her foster home without any issues. They play well with each other, are socialized, and warm up quickly to new dogs they meet. -Adults/Kids: She is very fond of people and loves to be petted. She warms up quickly to people she meets for the first time. • Shedding: Moderate. There is shedding in certain periods. Her fur is best brushed daily with a silicone brush. • Walking Manner: She loves to go for walks, both familiar and new, and prefers to take fast, wide, territorial walks (rather than slow, sniffing the trails). He also loves to run in the park, but will sometimes try to run outside if there is no fence. She is fast and has a lot of energy, so she loves to run around in large parks and meet people and dogs. She also loves to go for walks in the mountains, but she has a hunting instinct and is interested in small snakes, rodents, and birds. • Housetrained: She goes potty on pee pads and highly prefers to go outside. She can chew on wood or plastic furniture and grab small items fallen on the floor and play with them. She's very playful and will run around with you if you have a like-minded friend in the house. • Separation Anxiety: She's always been around other dogs, so we can't confirm, but we think she'll be fine on her own. • Bark or Howl: She barks briefly when she hears strangers outside. There is no howl • Carsickness: She had drooling at first, but now she rides well. ** Adoption Fee Information: The adoption fee covers international transportation and medical expenses, including spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, a health certificate, deworming, and other necessary veterinary care. In addition to the adoption fee, adopters are responsible for separate entry costs, which must be paid directly to the local customs broker who assists with the dog's customs clearance upon arrival at the U.S. airport. Details regarding the payment process will be provided later.

Meet Remi — A Gentle Soul Ready for His Forever Home 1.5-year-old Terrier Mix | 15 lbs | Dog Friendly | Expert Cuddler Remi’s story is one of resilience, healing, and hope. This sweet 15-pound boy is Chelsea’s (Harper) brother, and when his family reached out for help, we knew we had to step in. Remi arrived in heartbreaking condition—covered in fleas, suffering from painful skin trauma, and anemic, likely from the severity of the infestation. Despite everything he experienced, Remi is incredibly loving. He loves to cuddle, nap beside his person, and simply be close to the people he trusts. Remi does well with other dogs but needs slow, thoughtful introductions to new canine friends and tends to do best with smaller dogs. His forever home must have another companion dog for him to bond with, as having a canine friend helps him feel comfortable and secure. He is also still working through leash reactivity on walks, so he needs a patient family committed to continuing to build his confidence and positive walking habits. At just 1.5 years old, Remi has his whole life ahead of him. He’s already come so far—now he just needs the loving, consistent home he deserves. If you have a friendly dog looking for a best friend and room in your heart for a 15-pound cuddle buddy, Remi may be your boy.

FABULOUS DISNEY DOG! Meet the incredibly sweet Katie! She’s the cutest 1 year old, 20 lb. Schnauzer/terrier/poodle mix. She’s a no-shed, silky-haired pup with the most loving, licky personality. Katie loves other dogs, has lived with small children, and would make a great family pet or a wonderful emotional support dog. She’s frisky and playful, but also likes to chill. If you would like to adopt Katie, please email Robin at RobinLFaber@gmail.com