In The News
2023 SSCA and SSCSC Specialties
SSCSC will host the SSCA National Specialty at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa California, in conjunction with the Shoreline Dog Fanciers of Orange County Kennel Club.
Junior Handling
Does your child have a passion for dogs? Do you want to empower him/her with life-long skills about being responsible and a good sport – whether winning or losing?
Breed Named For Body Part
The Standard Schnauzer, A Breed Named For A Body Part (provided here by premission from "Dog News Magazine")....
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Conformation
Performance
Club Events
Coming Club Events
General Meeting/Class Information
General Meeting/Class Information
General Meeting and information on a class for training dog actors, possibly at El Dorado Park in Long Beach.
General Meeting/Grooming
General Meeting/Grooming
General Meeting and Grooming for all Schnauzers, Pet and Show.
General Meeting After Ring Time
General Meeting After Ring Time
General Meeting after ring time during Specialty weekend.
Club Membership
The Standard Schnauzer Club of Southern California is a regional member of the Standard Schnauzer Club of America. Our purpose is to encourage and promote the breeding of purebred Standard Schnauzers in keeping with the breed standard, and to promote the raising and competitive showing of the breed. We also encourage members to train and engage their dogs in performance competitions such as Agility, Obedience, Rally, Barn Hunt, Sent Work, etc. Our members also enjoy several Social and Canine Service activities throughout the year.
Standard Schnauzer Rescue
Occasionally, our club becomes aware of a Standard Schnauzer, usually an adult dog, within the western United States that is in need of a new home. These are excellent dogs who have lost their homes through owner death, illness, relocation, etc. These dogs make wonderful pets and are usually house broken, leash trained, and in many cases obedience trained. However, patience may be required for the first few weeks as the dog might feel confused and miss its old family, but will quickly love its new family given a little patience.
Contact our Rescue Chairman to discuss a possible adoption.