Whoodle

Good to know

• A mix, not a set breed: a cross of the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier and the Poodle, so looks, coat and temperament vary with the parents.
• Coat varies: it can be soft and wavy or curly, and low shedding isn't guaranteed; most need frequent brushing and regular trims to prevent mats.
• Lively and social: both parents tend to be friendly and energetic, so expect a dog that needs daily exercise and play.
• Terrier traits possible: the Wheaten side can bring jumping up in greeting and a chase instinct, which consistent training helps manage.
• A low-shedding coat. Some people with allergies find that easier to live with, but no breed is allergen-free.
• A designer breed, from crossing two purebred parents, so size, coat and temperament vary more than in a purebred.

Getting out with a Whoodle

They need daily exercise beyond a stroll: longer trails, games of fetch and time to run at the park.

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