Schnoodle: Care
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Schnoodles can adapt to a variety of residences, but take size into consideration. A Toy or Miniature Schnoodle will do well in an apartment, but a larger Standard may not. Ideally, a home with a fenced yard is best for all Schnoodles. A Schnoodle should not live outside or in a kennel; they're companion dogs and do best when they are inside the house with their owners. Schnoodles can suffer from separation anxiety when left alone for long periods of time. This can lead to barking and destructive behaviors. Schnoodles aren't a noisy breed, but if they become bored or are left alone for long periods, they may begin the habit. And once that habit starts, it can be difficult to stop--so nip it in the bud. « Personality | Next: Feeding »
 
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Schnauzer/poodle mixes
This is so sad. There is nothing wrong with a poodle, and nothing wrong with schnauzers! Why mix the two and destine the poor pups to a lifetime of genetic nightmares? |
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2 days ago by Raspberries view |
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