Black miniature Schnoodle - female

Female Black miniature schnoodle

Schnoodle make wonderful family pet due to there loving loyal temperament. They are a breed known for their intelligence. There intelligence makes them ideal therapy dogs they are among the breeds that are trained and used as therapy dogs

mother is an IKC Registered Miniature Poodle

Father is an IKC Registered Miniature Schnauzer

Both Parents have wonderful loving temperaments which have passed on to their pups.

Mam is our spoiled family pet who loves traveling in the car going on day trips she will greet you when you come to meet her pup

Pup have been raised in our home they will only go to homes where she will continue to receive the love an attention she deserves

She has been given the best start in life loved and adored by all members of the family since they were born.

She been vet checked vaccinated and wormed. She enjoys cuddles with kids and alike

Please contact 0851559514

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