$800
Roxie
Available for: Pickup
About Roxie
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Roxie is a cute little black & white parti schnoodle that was born on July 31st and will be ready to go to her new home after Sept. 25th. Her parents weigh 18 and 6 pounds, so it’s really not possible to estimate what Roxie’s adult weight will be with that wide a weight range. Neither of her parents has had any health problems. Roxie comes with a one year written health guarantee, lots of written puppy tips, and will have her first series of puppy vaccines and will have been given dewormer on a regular basis by the time she goes home. I am taking a deposit of half her price plus sales tax to hold her until she is ready to go home. All of our dogs and puppies are raised in our home and are our pets. I sell my puppies to people intending to add a loving new family member to their household and who will integrate them into their families and homes. I will not sell them to anyone who plans to make them live outside in a barn, shed, kennel or dog box, so please make sure that having a new indoor pet to love and house train is what you really want. I live on the east side of Butler, Ohio 44822 – about an hour north of Columbus and less than two hours south-west of Cleveland. I would love for you to set up a time with me to have a Zoom or FaceTime appt. with the puppies to see them, or you are welcome to come to our home in person and visit with my babies and see how adorable they really are!
Schnoodles are a mix of the Schnauzer and Poodle. This cute breed is intelligent, attentive and even-tempered creatures; very social when introduced to a variety of social situations early in life. They will bark to alert their owners of a stranger but are not nuisance barkers. Schnoodles are loyal and make excellent therapy dogs and do extremely well in agility and obedience competitions. Their intelligence needs challenged, and puppy and obedience classes are not only highly recommended, but are also fun. Their coats are typically soft, wavy, and usually a medium thickness. They are non-shedding and considered to be hypo-allergenic; therefore, they need to be groomed about every 12 to 16 weeks, depending on how you want yours to look.
Coat Colors:
Black
White
Coat Pattern:
Bicolor
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Vaccinated
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Carol's Precious Pups
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Schnoodle
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How would you describe a Schnoodle?
Schnoodles mix the charm and humor of both of their parent breeds: the Poodle and the Schnauzer. These cute little dogs love being part of the family and demand your attention. If they are not getting enough, you can expect to hear about it. Full-grown, they typically weigh 20-75 pounds and stand 10-26 inches tall.
Are Schnoodles safe around children?
Schnoodles are generally excellent with children of all ages. The Schnoodle gets along well with children, strangers, dogs, and other pets. It’s a happy breed that loves being part of the family. They're relatively quiet and don't bark much.
Can Schnoodles keep up with an active lifestyle?
Schnoodles need an average amount of exercise, with larger pups requiring a bit more than the smaller ones. Whether it’s going for a daily walk, running by your side, or just playing indoors, they’ll take as much activity as they can get. Many dogs in this breed also enjoy playing fetch, tug of war, and swimming. Overall, their exercise needs are high.
Are Schnoodles high-maintenance when it comes to grooming?
The Schnoodle may have a rough and wiry coat like the Schnauzer, a soft Poodle coat, or anything in between. Some have alternating patches of soft and coarse hair, with coarse fur on the back and soft on fur on top of the head. There are a wide variety of possible colors, including black, brown, grey, white, apricot, or a mixture. Grooming-wise, this breed is low-maintenance.
Do Schnoodles need a house with a yard?
Schnoodles are best suited for a home with a yard, though they can adapt to apartment life with enough exercise. They’re the perfect size for apartment living, but if they live in a home with a yard, they should be kept as indoor pets so they get enough attention and companionship. They are fairly easy to train.
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