Alan Kenworthy - Schnoodles: The Owners Guide from Puppy to Old Age--Choosing, Caring for, Grooming, Health, Training and Understanding Your Schnoodle Dog

Schnoodles

The Owners Guide from Puppy to Old Age

Buying, Caring for, Grooming, Health,Training and Understanding Your Schnoodle Dog

By Alan Kenworthy

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If you have never seen a Schnoodle dog foryourself, you are missing out on one of the most adorable andfriendly dog breeds.

A hybrid of the Poodle and Schnauzer, theSchnoodle has all of the best features of both breeds.

As an expert trainer and professional dogwhisperer, I would like to teach you the human side of theequation, so you can learn how to think more like your dog andeliminate behavioral problems with your pet.

If you are thinking about buying one of thesedogs, this book is the perfect place to start.

Within the pages of this book, you will findanswers to all of your questions about Schnoodles, including thoseyou never thought to ask!

Here you will learn the basics about thebreed, its history, temperament, appearance and more, includingtips for housing, training, feeding and breeding.

This book is the ultimate guide for anyonewho wants to own a Schnoodle.

Alan Kenworthy

In writing this book, I also sought tips,advice, photos and opinions from many experts of the Schnoodlebreed.

Thank you to the following wonderful expertsand owners for helping:

Catherine Wilson of BHG Farms

http://oodlesofschnoodles.weebly.com/

Mary-Lyn Gray of Kawartha Country Kennel

http://www.kawarthacountrykennel.com

Amy Dillabough of A & R CountryKennel

http://www.arcountrykennel.com

Beth and Eric Krueger of CaliforniaSchnoodles

http://www.californiaschnoodles.com

Renee Sweeley of Pierce Schnoodles

http://pierceschnoodles.com/

Amie Thorgerson of Simply Schnoodles

http://simplyschnoodle.wordpress.com/

Sabrina Alstat of Sabrinas Labradoodles

http://sabrinaslabradoodles.com

Deb Ring of Wild Rose Farm

http://www.debsdoodles.com

Linda Arns of Pampered Pets Galore

http://www.pamperedpetsgalore.com

Ryan Hodges (Lillie)

Helaine Kozak (Rudy)

LouiseDo hm (Dizzy)

Kim Cochrane (Dylan)

Nancy Simmons (Toby)

Jenn ifer Sturgeon (Stuart)

Peggy Schatzberg (Tiffany)

Dena Holmes (Midge)

Kevin & Juli-Ann Hills (Molly)

Dale Saunders-Winterton (Snowy)

Melinda Pierce (Staley)

Mindi Reinbolt (Bailey)

Gloria Coady (Taelyn)

Sandy Ross (Tess & Cooper)

Barbara Raymond (Banner Boy)

Dan Follis (Boone)

Deborah Downey (Bo)

Kandenne Galbraith (Salena)

Gene McDaniel (Cherry)

Photo Credit: Banner Boy from BarbaraRaymond

Congratulations! If youre thinking aboutadding a Schnoodle to your home, youre soon going to be a memberof a most popular group.

Although not recognized by the AmericanKennel Club (AKC), breeders have been carefully selecting dogs fromdifferent pedigrees and breeding them together. This has been donewith much research and care.

Photo Credit: Amie Thorgerson of SimplySchnoodles

Today, the Schnoodle is a popular breed inthe United States and in Europe. Schnoodles are energetic, and theyare also eager to please, making them easy to train, even for themost inexperienced pet parent. Older Schnoodles fit in well withmost working peoples schedules, yet they still need be walked afew times a day.

All About Your Schnoodle

The Schnoodle is a handsome hybrid breed thatcarries both Poodle and Schnauzer characteristics.

All Schnoodles have a wavy coat that may varyin texture from wiry to soft. With long feathered ears, ruggedfeatures and an easygoing temperament, this handsome breed lovesbeing around other pets, children and people, making him theperfect candidate for a family dog.

It is believed that the earliest occurrenceof a breed that was similar to todays Schnoodle was most probablya breed developed in England known as the Truffle Dog. It isthought that white Toy Poodles (which were developed by breedingthe larger German or French white corded Poodles with the Maltese)were crossed with a small terrier type of dog to create the TruffleDog.