13 weeksAge
FemaleSex
$800Price

Mini Schnauzer 5 female

Schnoodle
5 days
Schnoodle13 weeksFemale
$800
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Description

Miniature Schnoodle Puppies Available – ACA Registered! Born on July 31,2026, ready to go to their forever homes on November 1 (12 weeks old). We are excited to announce a gorgeous litter of 3 Males and 2 Females Miniature Schnoodle puppies! Both parents are ACA (American Canine Association) registered, healthy, and possess wonderful temperaments. Raised in our home with daily socialization and love. * ACA Registration paperwork provided * Up-to-date vaccinations and deworming * Vet checked with health record * Written health guarantee Interested? Please send a Direct Message (DM) for more photos, videos, and pricing details. Serious inquiries only. Front legs white spots
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Litter details

LocationStafford, Virginia
Puppies in litter3 male / 2 female
BreedSchnoodle
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
GenerationMultigen
Age13 weeks, 1 day
SexFemale

Health & Docs

Worm treatedMicrochipped by collection dateVet checkedACA RegisteredVaccinations up to dateParents are health tested

Info

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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Mini Schnauzer 1
Available
Mini Schnauzer 1
Male$800
Mini Schnauzer 2
Available
Mini Schnauzer 2
Male$800
Mini Schnauzer 3
Available
Mini Schnauzer 3
Male$800
Mini Schnauzer 4 female
Available
Mini Schnauzer 4 female
Female$800

Pros

Deeply affectionate and forms strong familial bonds
Exceptionally smart and easy to train, excels in dog sports and obedience
Low-shedding coat ideal for those with allergies and tidy homes
Adapts well to different living situations including apartments and family homes

Cons

Needs grooming every 6 to 8 weeks to avoid matting
May develop separation anxiety if left alone too long
High prey drive requires supervised outdoor activity and reliable recall training
Can be vocal, especially when noticing strangers, requiring early bark control training
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