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Schnoodle Puppies

Small, cute, fluffy, active and simply a lovable and huggable creature- this has to be the cutest hybrid yet. The Schnoodle has a lot of personal uses, ranging from being a companion dog, to being a family dog and also as a performance dog, because well, who would not want to show off such a beauty? No one! Discover more about our Schnoodle puppies for sale below!

  • Great with kids
  • Lap dog
  • Active breed
  • Alert watchdog
  • Allergy friendly

We do not have Schnoodle puppies on the floor today. Tell us what you are looking for and we will let you know the moment one arrives, or help you find a breed that suits your home just as well.

  • Adult weight 10–65 lbs
  • Height 10–15 in
  • Lifespan 12–16 years
  • Exercise 30 min a day
Schnoodle

About the Schnoodle

The Schnoodle, a delightful hybrid of the Schnauzer and Poodle, combines the best traits of both breeds, resulting in a dedicated and affectionate companion that fits seamlessly into family life. Originally bred as a hypoallergenic alternative for allergy sufferers, these medium-sized dogs have captured hearts with their playful spirit and affectionate nature. If you’re searching for a lovable addition to your family, a Schnoodle could be just what you need.

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Known for their friendly and sociable demeanor, Schnoodles are particularly well-suited for families with young children, as well as homes with other pets, including cats and dogs. They thrive on human interaction and are both playful and loving, making them excellent companions. Their moderate energy level means they enjoy playtime and daily walks but also appreciate cozy cuddle sessions at home. With their apartment-friendly size, they adapt well to various living situations, ensuring they can fit into your lifestyle with ease.

Grooming a Schnoodle is a manageable task, with weekly brushing to keep their coat in good condition. They shed minimally, which makes them a suitable choice for those who prefer lower-shedding pets. In terms of intelligence and trainability, Schnoodles are quick learners, which allows for effective training sessions. Their affectionate nature and solid temperament make them a joy to train, and they respond well to positive reinforcement techniques.

If you are looking for a loyal and loving companion who gets along well with the entire family, consider welcoming a Schnoodle into your home. Visit us at Petland Lake St. Louis & Fenton, MO, to learn more about these wonderful dogs and find the perfect match for your family.

Schnoodle breed profile

Every score below is set by our team for this breed. Higher is simply more of that trait, not better or worse.

Temperament

  • Affection Devoted
  • Playfulness Very playful
  • With strangers Friendly
  • Territorial Relaxed
  • Prey drive Low

Family & other pets

  • Young children Good
  • Older children Excellent
  • Other dogs Sociable
  • Cats Usually fine

Energy & exercise

  • Energy High
  • Mental stimulation High

Training

  • Trainability Quick to learn
  • Intelligence Very bright
  • Stubbornness Biddable

Care & upkeep

  • Shedding Light
  • Drooling None to speak of
  • Barking Moderate

Home life

  • Apartment living Well suited
  • Time alone A few hours
  • Cold weather Average
  • Warm weather Comfortable

A good match for

  • First-time owners Good first dog
  • Senior owners Good
  • Running partner Moderate
  • Hiking Moderate
  • Therapy work Good
  • Guarding Low

Living with a Schnoodle

History

The Schnoodle is a hybrid of both the Schnauzer and the Poodle, two actively fierce and adorable dogs. The first appearance of the Schnoodle was in the 1980s. they needed to bring the Poodle’s calm, sensitive and loving characteristics together with a Schnauzer’s active, fierce and intelligent characteristics.

One more thing they needed to do was transfer the Poodle’s hypoallergenic nature to another dog- a new breed. Thus, the Schnoodle was created. The Schnoodle comes mostly in black, black and white, gray and silver.

Temperament

The Schnoodle is a very active dog; they are always jumpy and playful and also love to be the center of attention. They take two distinctive character traits from both parents; from the poodle, they take the attention-seeking desire to please, and from the Schnauzer, they take the full-blown activeness.

They are very friendly and love to be with family and children. They adapt easily to a new environment and they are not very annoying when you first get them as they easily adjust to your characteristics. This adaptability helps in creating a better relationship between you and the dog. They are also highly sensitive dogs. The Schnoodle, because of the intelligence of both parents inherited, is a very intelligent dog.

Environment

The Schnoodle likes being inside an apartment, they do not love large spaces and outdoors, they would rather sit on your lap or be indoors. They do not appreciate cold weather so much, so try to keep your home, or wherever you keep them in a warm temperature. They are bound to be found crouching near where there is warmth, hence their attachment to being carried around. They also enjoy car rides as it affords them time to be near the owner, so they would not mind a drive around town in the evening.

Exercise

Although they are very active dogs, the Schnoodle requires at least 30 minutes to one-hour exercise daily to keep them from gaining weight and to keep them active and healthy. They need to be stimulated both physically and mentally as often as possible, to keep them intelligent.

Grooming

They do not shed a lot, however, you still have to trim their furs, wash them at least five times weekly. It is this regular because their coat is tangle-prone and needs to be kept untangled. You should also remember to clip their nails. Use a blow dryer if they do not dry up fast as they are not such huge fans of the cold.

You have to watch their feeding as they have a high tendency to add a lot of weight. they also do a lot of drooling, so you might have to watch what is kept around them to save you having drool all over your important things. If you mind, that is. Their grooming process is low maintenance and might not even need a visit to the vet to have it done, as it can be done by you, in the comfort of your home.

Our Schnoodle puppies for sale come from either USDA licensed commercial breeders or hobby breeders with no more than 5 breeding mothers. USDA licensed commercial breeders account for less than 20% of all breeders in the country.

The unregulated breeders who are selling outside of the USDA regulations and without a license are what we consider to be “Puppy Mills.” We are committed to offering Schnoodle puppies who will grow up to become important members of your family. We only purchase puppies from the very best sources, and we stand behind every puppy we sell.

Caring for a Schnoodle

Grooming
Weekly brushing
Grooming cost
Average
Monthly food
Average
Outdoor space
Manages without a yard
Allergy friendly
Often suits allergy sufferers

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Schnoodles hypoallergenic?

They might be, it depends on the texture of their coat. Generally, they do not shed a lot.

Are Schnoodles aggressive?

Schnoodles are naturally friendly, being aggressive is not in their nature.

Do Schnoodles gain weight easily?

Schnoodles are at a danger of gaining weight if their feeding is not properly watched

What is the average cost of a Schnoodle?

The average price of a Schnoodle is $600.

How much does a Schnoodle cost?

A Schnoodle can cost from $1600 to 4100, this is highly dependent on breed and pedigree.

Are Schnoodles easy to train?

A Schnoodle is an intelligent people pleaser, they would try to please you through the training process thus making them quite easy to train

What is the weight of a Schnoodle?

A Schnoodle can weigh from 3.2kg-7.3kg

How often do you need to bathe a Schnoodle?

You should bathe a Schnoodle at least 5 times a week

Do Schnoodles have health problems?

Yes, Schnoodles may inherit health problems from both their parents. These health problems include; luxating patellas, progressive retinal atrophy, and hip dysplasia.

Do Schnooldles bark a lot?

Schnoodles inherit barking from both parents, so their barking might be a little too loud.

If you want a dog that loves as hard as they play, then the Schnoodle is just perfect for you.

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