Schnoodle Dogs for stud in Swanscombe, Kent

2 Schnoodle Dogs for stud in Swanscombe, Kent

F1 schnoodle stud

Schnoodle

Our beautiful boy is up for stud. He is 1 year old, He has the sweetest nature and is such a well behaved boy but very energetic His mum is miniature schnauzer father is toy poodle He is a normal si

Dover, Kent (48.8mi)

RARE coloured mini schnoodle - Stud

Schnoodle

1 yearAge

£250Price

I have a beautiful phantom coloured mini schnoodle. His name is Rolo he is friendly and playful He is black with tan and white markings. I am looking to use him as a stud. He has been proven. I have p

Romford, Greater London (10.8mi)

FAQs

What are the negatives of owning a Schnoodle?

Schnoodles require a high level of exercise, with daily walks and playtime to keep them happy and healthy, and without enough activity, they can develop behavioural issues. They may have sensitive stomachs needing careful dietary management, plus their coats, which range from curly to wiry, require regular brushing several times a week and grooming every 6 to 8 weeks to prevent matting. Schnoodles can be stubborn at times and tend to bark frequently and loudly, which may be challenging in apartments or close neighbourhoods. Additionally, they can suffer from separation anxiety if left alone too long, which can lead to destructive behaviour. Overall, they need plenty of attention, exercise, and mental stimulation.

Are Schnoodles good pets?

Yes, Schnoodles are loyal, affectionate, and make excellent family dogs, thriving on close human companionship and often following their owners around the house. They enjoy being part of the family and typically do well with children. Their intelligence and friendly nature make them engaging and trainable pets, though they do require regular exercise and socialisation to be well-adjusted.

Do Schnoodles bark a lot?

Schnoodles are known to bark frequently and loudly, a trait inherited from their Schnauzer lineage which makes them effective watchdogs. However, this tendency to bark can be problematic for owners living in apartments or noise-sensitive environments, so proper training and socialisation are important to manage excessive barking.

Why are Schnoodles so expensive?

Schnoodles tend to be costly because they are a designer hybrid breed requiring careful and responsible breeding to ensure desirable traits such as low shedding and good temperament. Breeders invest in health screenings to avoid inherited issues like joint problems, and the breed’s grooming and healthcare needs add to the cost. Their popularity as affectionate, hypoallergenic companions also contributes to a higher price.