Schnoodle

Schnoodles can be bathed monthly, weekly or as needed (if they roll in mud, for example!). Use a pet-specific shampoo and conditioner or an all-in-one product. If your dog’s coat or skin isn’t looking healthy, check with your veterinary healthcare team to see what might be causing the problem.

There's always a degree of uncertainty when two breeds are crossed, and that's true in the Schnoodle. It is not uncommon in many dogs to have "puppy coats" and "adult coats," which may include changes in type and color. And of course, most dogs get a little gray as they age.

While veterinarians use the term "fur" for the coats of all dogs, sometimes pet parents use the words to describe a coat that keeps growing ("hair) or grows to a set length ("fur"). As with other crossbreds, the coat of the Schnoodle varies -- some favor the Schnauzer side, some the Poodle. The more "Poodle-ish" coats often grow longer.