Cricket the female miniature Schnoodle (cross between a Miniature Schnauzer and a Toy Poodle) at 4 months old—her owner says, "She is a happy, affectionate, playful family companion who is loved by all. Her ears are her most obvious physical attribute."
Cricket the female miniature Schnoodle (cross between a Miniature Schnauzer and a Toy Poodle) at 8 months old, after grooming—"The transformation was stunning. Cricket "morphed" from a black bundle of curly hair into a sleek, grey bundle of energy, looking very much like a purebred Miniature Schnauzer. Her hair color is still evolving. She has lost much of her dark grey coat, which is being replaced by light grey to white, with dark grey "socks.""
Pawleigh (pronounced ‘Polly’) the Schnoodle (Schnauzer / Poodle mix breed dog) at 2 years old
Fanny the Schnoodle at 5 months old—"Her mother was a Miniature Poodle and her father a Miniature Schnauzer. She learns quickly, has lots of energy and makes me laugh a couple of times a day. I often call her my little clown. She has inherited the Schnauzer tendency to "talk" at me, rather than bark, when she wants something. When she does this during obedience class, everyone is in stitches. Her training is going quite well, although she still, at times, knows what I want her to do...she's just doesn't know whether or not she wants to do it."
"Maggie has been with us for almost a month now and I can't begin to explain how thrilled we are to have been given the opportunity to adopt her. Maggie was rescued from an animal shelter by our local pet rescue organization. She was in foster care for 2 weeks and now she has a permanent home with us. Our vet tells us she is about 2 years old. She is extremely intelligent and such a quick learner that sometimes I feel that she can literally understand English! Maggie has quickly become a loving (as well as loved) addition to our family."
Maggie the Schnoodle at 2 year old
