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Breed

Mini Whoodle

Microchip #

4875

Gender

Female

Birthdate

12/16/2022

Color

whtn

Arrival Date

02/14/2023

Guarantees

Lifetime

Training

Lifetime

Vaccines

Up to Date

De-wormings

Up to Date

Fecal Tested

Yes

Vet Checked

Yes

Health Certificate

Yes

Shipping

No

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Weight, Height, Colors, Temperament & Description

Mini Whoodle Breed Information

8-20 lbs lbs
11-14 in inches
Solid, Bi & tri-color: Wheat, gold, cream, silver, red, brown, black, white
Intelligent, playful, fun-loving, social, energetic.

The Mini Whoodle is a recent designer crossbreed whose parents are the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier and the Miniature Poodle. Also called the Sweaten Poo, Wheatendoodle, Wheatenpoo, and the Wheatiepoo, this breed comes with plenty of impressive qualities.

The Mini Whoodle is a recent designer crossbreed whose parents are the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier and the Miniature Poodle. Also called the Sweaten Poo, Wheatendoodle, Wheatenpoo, and the Wheatiepoo, this breed comes with plenty of impressive qualities.

Both parent breeds of the Mini Woodle are incredibly intelligent, which will make training fairly easy. Of course, the Poodle can be stubborn at times and the Mini Whoodle may inherit that trait as well. However, it’s nothing that consistency and positive reinforcement can’t fix. Overall the Mini Whoodle is a quick study. Early socialization with other dogs and people is also a necessity, despite that they’re naturally social dogs.

Mini Whoodles are very loving and get along particularly well with children. The standard-sized Whoodle is a very active dog that requires a lot of exercise. The Mini Whoodle, while energetic, is not as active as their larger cousin. They require a moderate amount of exercise as well as interactive playtime and mental stimulation. If the exercise requirements of the Mini Whoodle are not met, they may resort to destructive behaviors. The same goes for leaving them alone for long periods of time

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