Schnoodle

He is a very cuddly and laid back dog. We did have an issue with 4 retained baby teeth and he is pretty slow with learning new tricks

my dog teddy is amazing. he is 10 years old and the most lovely dog. we trained him ourselves and he was soooo easy to train. schnoodles are the best. he is pretty old so he is getting a bit achey. but overall he is an amazing dog and i would recommend that anyone who is thinking of getting a schnoodle should do it.

Luna is the best dog she is very protective and loves to snuggle

Percy is very sweet and loyal, he hates being away from me, and will get up whenever I do and follow me around. He is VERY attached, and is sometimes prone to herding me by biting my pants and pulling me where he wants to go, and pushing me with his nose. He is very friendly once he gets to know people, but he takes a bit of warming up before he understands they're not dangerous. He's SUPER energetic and will play until he runs out of breath. One thing I have noticed is that he doesnt like going on walks. He will stand up on his hind legs and beg me to pick him up every few steps when we do. He's okay on runs though. He's super smart, and will use his paws to grab my hands if I stop petting him. He's not good at sharing his toys with my other dog - and he gets really pushy when someone other than him is getting attention. He had some health issues as a puppy, and he was getting a lot of welts, rashes, and scabs from a food allergy he has, but we switched his food and he's been pretty healthy since then.

🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾 ❤️Schnoodle/Stonie/Oodle/Onie/Stonie Mills as we like to call him is neutered but he is still extremely energetic. He has grown out of his shyness over the years and definitely clings to all of us but has one favorite in the family. He knows who not to trust and who to trust I suppose by instincts. He is super friendly to adult humans, but as he has gotten older we have not had him around babies/children or other dogs so he is not as friendly towards children. Stonie loves to be the center of attentions, he loves going anywhere you go, he’s an extremely well listener. He knows paw, sit, no, yes, go get your toy, bring it here, here, down (lay), go get in you cage or pumpkin (a pumpkin house we got for Halloween) and so much more. He is a great addition to our family. My mother is allergic to dogs and cats so he was a perfect match for our family being hypoallergenic and all. We’ve stayed in an apartment (4 months-3 years old) and a house (3years to current age) and he hasn’t grown much, he visits grandmas and aunties, loves fenced in yards, doesn’t bark at or bother other dogs and understands best behavior. Like any dog when he feels he’s given less attention or we haven’t been around much he will poop in the house or eat someone food off the table. But he is house trained. Just has a big personality! 🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️

Sunjay is a smart and energetic little boy. He is about 20 lbs and is a small/mid sized dog. I took him in due to a friend not being able to take care of him due to money issues. At an early age, he was able to pick up various tricks at a fast pace, and loooooves to learn new things. I got him a puzzle toy so that he is able to really get the mental stimulation he needs throughout the day. I also take him to obedience training just so he is more sociable and is able to focus on me with other distractions around him. It's imperative that he gets his daily brain exercises because he gets bored really easily as the day goes on. Physical exercise plays an important role on his day-to-day. Even with a yard I have to play and walk him for 30 minutes. He has a very energetic energy and will become destructive if he doesn't get the walks that he needs. He loves to play and it's toys galore for my little man. I take him to daycare or parks when I'm not working so that he gets to know people and other dogs, with the added bonus of being able to exercise. Sunjay is very friendly, he loves children and other dogs most especially. He has a very nervous and cautious nature whan he goes to new places, but he eventually warms-up after awhile. He is a very lovable and trusting companion and is like a shadow who follows me around the house. He isn't a very noisy dog, but will alert bark if there are strange noises or people dropping packages off at my house. Overall, Sunjay my little Schnoodle Noodle is a sweet boy. He has the cutest mustache and deep brown eyes that is both friendly and full of mischief. He is a wonderful and intelligent family dog that I will cherish for a very long time.

Millie is gone now, but I hope that won't keep me from sharing about her. She was an amazing, sweet, intelligent, loving, and funny dog that was as close to perfect as a dog could be. She learned things quickly -- of course things like sit, stay, come here (although she would sometimes look at me and then keep going the way she wanted). When she was barking inside at something out the window I could tell her to "use your quiet voice" and she (usually) would. I talked to her a lot and labelled what I was doing so she'd recognize the words. Whenever I left I would tell her I "go to a meeting" so she knew that meant I'd be out for a while. Plus she got a go-to-meeting treat. She loved food, even salad. When she'd visit my parents, my dad would make her a salad every week with veggies like tomatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, boiled egg, plus, of course, little pieces of grilled chicken and she'd scarf it up. She'd usually skip the lettuce. She was very gentle taking anything from your hand and she was never aggressive with anyone (person or dog). She was very independent. She adapted her behavior with the person she was with -- played with my dad, snuggled close to my mom, was gentle with kids and my elderly grandmother, and walked happily with other dogs and their owners. She loved taking walks to the park. Millie was healthy until she got older. She had anal gland cancer when she was 13 1/2 (vet emptying her glands felt a hard mass) which I had removed. She had also developed congestive heart failure (she lived with two slightly leaky heart valves I learned later). She took three medications (two human ones) incuding a diuretic which caused her to sometimes urinate in her sleep. She had never had an accident before the meds. Because of that I put doggie diapers on her at night (best fit was from Walmart). She was such a trooper. She may have been lying down while I was getting ready for bed and when I'd approach her with her diaper she'd stand up for me to put it on. Such a sweetheart! I would get another schnoodle in a heartbeat. I'm so glad I was able to love and care for Millie for 14 1/2 years. I believe my dad is feeding her salad, or whatever's the equivalent, in heaven now. I know he greeted her when she left here. <3