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Much excitement was had at Crufts 2009! Grovelea Rumba ShCM won the reserve Challenge Certificate, this was topped by CH Grovelea Foxtrot winning the Challenge Certificate.
Thank you to all of you for your Congratulations. Truely a day to remember for a long time. We must not forget to mention, Bettys sister Grovelea Saffron Swing at Narekella won a large postgraduate bitch class.
Home of new CHAMPION Grovelea Foxtrot

Here at Grovelea we have owned Giant Schnauzers since 1984, buying our foundation bitch from the Sandridge Giant Schnauzer kennel. We showed her with some success and started breeding Giants in 1987. We are on the South East Coast and are always happy to help with advice on grooming, care and training.
The Giant Schnauzer is a lively, robust dog that can be a joy to live with. Life is never dull when you have a Giant around. Although they do not need much exercise as a puppy, the fully-grown Giant Schnauzer is ready for whatever life throws his way. He should have a durable, harsh, weather resistant coat, and of course the characteristic beard and eye brows, which requires regular grooming. He is an excellent family dog that loves children. He is at his happiest when with the ones he loves and will not be happy left for long periods of time, so, if you work full time this breed is not the one for you. Giants need training and guidance when young; this dog will be what you make him.

We also used to breed and show Miniature Schnauzers, who are great companions and very entertaining.
If you choose a Schnauzer you’ll never want another breed, I don’t know many people with just one! They are addictive!
