Welcome to Johnson Farms Miniature Schnauzers!

We have been breeding miniature schnauzers for a little over ten years now. We are a second generation miniature schnauzer breeder. My husband’s father bred miniature schnauzer for many years before he became to ill to continue. We then had a wonderful opportunity to continue his breeding program.

Our goal as a responsible breeder is to produce puppies as close to the breed standard as we possibly can. We have worked really hard to ensure that our dogs temperament, health, and confirmation is exquisite. Each of our breedings are carefully planned with hopes of show quality puppies. Our reputation and health guarantee goes with each and every puppy we sell.

We breed for the more laid back , docile miniature schnauzers. We want our dogs to make every step you make and want to be with you, but if you want to relax at home, our dogs are just as content to curl up on the couch or chair with you and be perfectly happy as well. We call them our "lap dogs".

Our miniature schnauzers rule the roost on our 34 acres along with our horses, cattle, llamas, accational goat, aww and we can't forget our our cats and of course our wonderful son (who actually believes he is a miniature schnauzer himself.)

We love our dogs very much and give them the very best care possible. All of our dogs eat Eukanuba small breed dog food; receive their heart worm medication once a month; are treated with advantage once a month; along with their monthly worming. They have more toys to play with than our son but, are very willing to share with him of course.

We strive for the standard show size miniature schnauzer (between 12-14 inches tall) but, we do have what we consider toy size schnauzers born throughout the year. These little guys will top out at about 10 to 11 inches and will weigh 9 to 10 lbs full grown.

Our main focus is on the health, temperment and overall quality of our dogs. We have spent many years ensuring that the dogs we breed and the puppies we raise are free from congenital and genetic defects. This is something that is extemely important to us, as we put our name and reputation behind each and every puppy we raise.