Pastimes
Josh has curly coat in colors of wft. He is food aggressive but we’re working on that. He loves going for rides and just wants to be with his humans. Would love to get one just like him, even a Senior
Wire-Poo Breed Maintenance
For potential dog owners who are usually unable to interact with most breeds, the Wire-Poo may be the dog for you; since both of its parents have hypoallergenic qualities, the Wire-Poo is a friend to those individuals whose allergies to canines have created a barrier of sorts in the past. In return, the Wire-Poo's luscious coat will need to be adequately cared for in order to keep this hybrid healthy. Wire Doodles are not rampant shedders, but you'll need to occasionally strip this breeds coat every few months as a sort of optimal dog grooming practice. The matter of dealing with a dog's nails is always a kind of risky business if the individual attempting to do so is unprepared and not particularly well versed in canine anatomy. In that instance, it's best to have a professional dog groomer trim the Wire-Poo's nails, giving uncertain owners ample amounts of time to learn how to do it themselves with a quality nail clipper.
Brushes for Wire-Poo
Pin Brush
Slicker Brush
Comb
Nail Clipper
Brushing Frequency
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
