One of the most appealing features of the Schnoodle is its coat, which tends to be curly, soft, and low-shedding. Regular brushing helps prevent mats and keeps them looking tidy. Many owners choose to trim or professionally groom their Schnoodles every few weeks. Since the mix can vary depending on whether the Poodle parent is toy, miniature, or standard, size and energy level may differ widely.
Schnoodles are typically healthy and long-lived, but they can be prone to conditions such as allergies, hip dysplasia, or eye issues. Early training and socialization are important, as some Schnoodles can be reserved with strangers or a bit stubborn. They respond well to positive reinforcement and mental stimulation—boredom can lead to barking or mischief. With the right environment and engagement, the Schnoodle is a fun-loving, clever companion with loads of charm.