Ear: Carefully and gently wipe your dog's ears with a cotton ball. It is important to note this part is critical for a Schnoodle dog since they’re prone to ear infections.
Hair: Use olive oil to groom this dog's fur due to its sensitive skin. Put some amount of olive oil into your hands and spread the olive oil into the dog's fur. This adds a lot of moisture and softness to the fur.
If it is tangled, ensure you blow dry it in low heat on a medium setting. After the dog is dry, brush the fur with a slicker brush to remove all tangles and finally trim the fur to the recommended size.
Nails: You need to use dog clippers to trim the nails. The majority of Schnoodle dogs have black nails and it’s a bit difficult to identify quickly, so be careful not to trim them too much and hurt the dog.
Teeth: The other good practice is tooth brushing and this should begin at a young age to enjoy the maximum benefit do it daily.
Eyes: Schnoodle fur grows across the eyes as well. Dog’s fur can become a breeding ground for bacteria if left unattended. Bacteria are also the main cause of eye infection.
To protect the dog's eye use blunt-edged scissors to trim the fur around the edges of your Schnoodle's eye.
Daily recommended amount:
The amount of food you give to your dog depends on its size. Generally, bigger dogs require more energy and food.
How many times a day:
If you choose a Miniatures 1 cup of kibble a day is enough while the standard 2.5 cups of kibble will be enough too. Ensure that meals are spread throughout the day in equal portions.
How to keep a good shape:
It is advisable to feed your dogs with natural ingredients without fillers, such as corn syrup, to maintain a good shape.
What food to choose:
Dry food with filler ingredients contains high levels of carbohydrates, which might be harmful to your doggie.
Generally, cross-breeds are healthier compared to pure breeds. They’re unlikely to develop genetic disorders, due to the introduction of new genes into their DNA.
Common ailments:
Unfortunately, they can also develop health issues like Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Patellar Luxation, Hip Dysplasia, Addison’s disease, and Gastric Torsion.
How to treat them?:
You're advised to maintain regular check-ups with a vet, especially as your dog ages to ensure that potential health issues are identified and treated early.
Schnoodles are energetic dogs, meaning they’re very easy to train since they need a lot of activity during the day.
Schnoodle is a very easy going, playful, and cheerful dog. Just like any other dog, sometimes, they may throw tantrums especially when they need attention from their favorite person.
