My Schleich Dogs Collection - by Poldischatz

A very beautiful and rare specimen - this unused Beagle with the tag.

Congratulations for your Superbeagle! I'm sure I've seen it before on forum but defintely it is something very rare. I hope it is a real one or it would not be logical someone selling a fake in a random lot. I surely am not the right person to determine the authencity of the figure.

Hello everyone!
Here I also show all the dogs of the breed "German Boxer" that Schleich has released from 1975 to 2013.


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And here are all the Chihuahuas from 2017 to 2020.

The brown one on the far left and the white one are the same figure with different paintwork.

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I love those group figures! They are very helpful and they tell much more than they show at first.

I have to admit, before my time here in the forum, I never really thought about group pictures like that. But now I really like them too!

"And here, brand new in June 2024: The Dalmatian female dog from the playset No. 42369 Horse Club Riding Stall"

marked with 'designed in Germany', "made in Romania"

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And additionally, the group picture of all Schleich Dalmatians from 1997 to 2024.

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Here are also all Schleich Bernhardiners from 1994 - 2015.
It only lacks the extremely rare Bernhardiner from 1994 with the special color variation.

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Oh I really like her! Thank you for this pictures. Would you mind to take also a comparison picture just with the last Dalmatian puppy Schleich released (the one with the raised paw)?

Hello Katy,

I can certainly do that, but it will take a bit of time.
I always have to open my display cases and set up my little Schleich 'photo studio' for the pictures.
However, you can clearly see that the new Dalmatian is the same scale as the one in the front left, No. 16838 from 2016

That's totally fine, thank you!
And yes those two go perfectly together.
I really like the lying St. Bernard dog. She is quite a sweet model.

On request, here is the young Dalmatian family. The figures are from 2016 to 2024.

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And here are the Dalmatians from 1997 to 2007.

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Thank you very much!

They look lovely together!

I missed a few posts but today I finally translated them. I also really enjoy these group pictures. :)

Here is my latest dog - Hagrid's dog from the Schleich Harry Potter Advent Calendar.
All the figures are about half the size of the original figures.
So this Mastino Napoletano is also rather tiny - but I still think it's well done and painted in great detail.

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I enjoy that Schleich sculpted such a good model for a non animal themed line. However, I still dream with the Papo Napolitan Mastiff.

I think the figure is very successful despite its small size.
Another thing that stands out is that the material is hard plastic. The normal-sized Schleich figures feel softer.

Wow very cool and so detailed I think I may like the small version even better than the normal one. Even for shelf space, it's more friendly.

Can you please take also some pictures of fluffy in small scale, he/they also count as dogs. I wonder if the molding join is as visible as on the normal version.