7 Reasons You SHOULD NOT Get a Schnoodle Dog

7 Reasons You SHOULD NOT Get a Schnoodle Dog. Schnoodle dog cons and negatives. Schnoodle dogs are a mix between a schnauzer and poodle. In this video, we share 7 reasons why the schnoodle may not be a good fit for you. 7 reasons you should not get a schnoodle dog.

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[ggrape]

everything you say is true but the joy and love they give you is like no other breed. They are like children. Amazing how they understand most of what we do and speak as well. They have a contagious happiness sensation. I have had other breeds until this schnoodle. Does not only bark, he also makes a lot of funny noises like he is trying to speak and the way they handle things with their legs remind you of a teddy bear. Ours is black and white and does many things as Snoopy does. Amazing dogs.

[stacycraft]

I just lost my beloved schnoodle of almost 16 yrs 9 mo. She was the best friend I could ever want or ask for. She was absolutely a fantastic loving smart and intuitive sweetheart. It’s been 24 hours since I had to help her cross the rainbow bridge. I held and loved on her as long as I could. I love you so much, coco. My sweet girl. I would get another schnoodle in a heartbeat. I highly recommend this breed.

[kiphorton]

My schnoodle was 23 years old when she passed. "Diamond" It was equivalent to losing a family member

[MontoyaBrandy]

Had a schnoodle for 17 years! Best dog I ever had!! Miss her terribly!!

[vb]

I lost my beautiful girl to cancer in January at 14 years. She was my absolute angel.
Please ignore all the reasons this video is saying not to get a schnoodle. If you are a responsible person who is capable of training your dog, walking your dog, feeding your dog nutritious food, keeping them stimulated (eg close in catch games, teaching them tricks) and is generally committed to being a good dog owner, then go for it!
Schnoodles love people and love dogs. They are great with children and are the most loving, committed companions. And they don’t shed. Train them to be the dog you want them to be. Lola was the best. She understood a large vocabulary as she was ridiculously smart. And she was universally loved wherever she went. This video does the breed a huge disservice... If you’re a decent person, you will LOVE schnoodles. ❤❤❤

[MischiefManaged]

My Schnoodle doesn’t have a sensitive stomach or mess in the house.

[Yooper]

I have a schnoodle. He is great. He loves walks as do I; no sensitive stomach, easily trained to not "go" in the house; stubborn? I call it personality; tell me a dog that doesn't like to be brushed; yes there is separation anxiety; barks, yes but not more than usual; very smart.

[MDinmyMind]

The title of this video is misleading. It should say ‘Facts you should know about the Schnoodle!’ I have a Schnoodle that I rescued and have had for 7 years. I previously had a Schnauzer. Much of what you say is true but can be applied to many dog breeds. Most non-shedding dogs require grooming. There are very few dogs that don’t require exercise. The separation anxiety is very true. That comes from both parent breeds. They are very smart and definitely family oriented. Mine is a pleasure to take on long trips. 😊

[MorningInAmerica_Nov__]

The only one I could relate to was the grooming part, but I never considered it a negative. My girl was perfect in every way except that she had skin allergies. She had to have monthly shots to prevent her from itching herself to the bone, and the shots took their toll. She only lived to age 14, but we had wonderful years together.

She was brilliant, not needy, no separation anxiety, no dietary issues, not an incessant barker (I never allowed it), didn't need an excessive amount of exercise, and was a little bit sassy. I thought I was going to die when I lost her. Turns out, I could love another dog again, so I rescued a street urchin (poodle) and lived happily ever after until she passed. Now I'm on my 4th poodle and it all started with my sassy little schnoodle from so long ago.

It's hard to quantify the level of love, loyalty and blessings dogs bring to our lives.

[AnnmMarie]

My first dog was a Schnoodle. He’s amazing. I love him so much. He loves people especially kids and can be barky when excited but he’s perfect for the most part. He’s really adapted to my lifestyle.

[MC-hyqt]

I have a schnoodle and it's the best dog that I ever had in all my life, it's a lot of caring, and lovely pet.

[sandyfavara]

I have my second Schnoodle now, she is ten years old and no matter how long she lives it won’t be enough time with her. She is lovable, funny and my best friend. She helps me to be healthy by walking with me at least three times a day and I love it. I make her food with ingredients a holistic Vet has guided me to do. So she has had no stomach problems. I started grooming my first beautiful Schnoodle when he was just a baby and do the same for her. My life would be so boring without my Schnoodle. Most loving dogs I have ever had. ❤

[lima]

Just lost our KOKO this afternoon… family is a wreck, best breed for our family, he was so loyal and loving, he helped me through a really tough time in my life, we were blessed to have him for 8 months as he was given to us by an elderly man who had him for 6yrs and was diagnosed with cancer and felt that Koko needed care that he could no longer provide.. Koko boy you came into our family when we needed you most.. thank you for your service to our family, you will never know how much you mean to us ❤️❤️

[brianmerritt]

Schnoodles are a great farm dog. I have one and she gets plenty of exercise and one of the best dogs I've had. Early socialization with other dogs and humans is a big key to break the anxiety. Most of these reasons I disagree with but then I might be lucky with her.

[Kathycnca]

My little schnoodle girl was my best friend for 18 years. She was smart, sensitive, and loved everyone. The only trait mentioned that she had of the 7 was being stubborn as a puppy, but she grew out of it with lots of love and attention
The only quirk she had was to rush to the door and if it was a sales person she would pee at their feet🙂Maybe she sensed my annoyance?

[googlecritic]

Buddy our beloved schnoodle died about 10 years ago
Whenever I visit my parents we still talk about him
He brought so much joy into our lives and his personality gave us endless stories we still share to this day
He was a part of the family 💯

[georgettesteinberg]

We had two mini Schnoodles that lived 17 and 16 yrs. They were wonderful pets with happy dispositions. They loved everyone and enjoyed being engaged with people. We found they needed a yard to exercise, were not particularly prone to stomach issues, did need grooming every couple months, weren't stubborn, did not like being left alone for long periods, one dog barked a lot but the other did not, and they did require mental stimulation because they are highly intelligent. We really enjoyed our Schnoodles and plan on getting another one!

[vespa]

I do not disagree with this list, however every dog is going to have its issues and if you're a lazy family or dog owner the dog will suffer. In our family our Schnoodle has helped us to be more disciplined and on top of things not that we were Slackers to begin with but she really has been a good therapy dog and we have had to learn how to do things that we wouldn't normally do as long as we learn her language, all dogs require a certain level of maintenance. So you need to assess your living quarters and find the right dog that fits . There are no bad dogs just bad dog owners.

[sallywilson]

We love ours! She is smart, funny, energetic and full of love and kisses. Most cuddly dog I have ever known, and so soft. Ours is a mini and reminds me of a living beanie baby. People always think she is a puppy and she is actually 9 years old now. Highly recommend the mini schnoodle!

[superschnoodles]

I am running a schnoodle breeding programme and most of these ‘traits’ are mistakes made/misunderstood by the owners. They are fantastic little clown like characters and give their owners so much joy. Schnoodles make excellent, easy first time dogs if dealt with correctly from day one. ❤🐕‍🦺❤️