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FemaleSex
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WhoodleWhoodle7 monthsFemale
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Description
Five beautiful, affectionate, and happy Whoodle puppies look for Fur-ever homes.
One male, four females, hypoallergenic
Mixed breed between 3rd generation AKC Standard Poodle and 3rd generation APR Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier.
Born 09/28/2025. Tails are docked at Standard Poodle length and dew claws were removed for safety. They are dewormed and current on vaccinations.
They have been house trained using a dog door.
They love to pay, run around the yard and go for walks. They love giving affection and getting cuddles.
They are great with children and other dogs (they have not met any other animals yet). They weight a little over 40lbs and are expected to get to between 40-50lbs. Medium height with incredibly soft fur.
Intelligent and affectionate and will make an excellent addition to your family.
Loveable, friendly, and playful
Adv. ID:W3ft9UCSp
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Litter details
LocationKingsland, Georgia
Puppies in litter2 male / 4 female
BreedWhoodle
GenerationF1
Age7 months, 13 days
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Vet checkedRegisteredWorm treatedVaccinations up to dateParents are health testedMicrochipped by collection date
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Adv. TypeFor sale
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Orange
Female$500
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Pink
Female$500
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Purple
Female$500
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Red
Male$500
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Male$500
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Pros
Low-shedding, soft, silky coat suits allergy-conscious households and produces a beautiful, distinctive appearance
Friendly, outgoing temperament is consistently warm with strangers, children, and other dogs
Highly intelligent and trainable from both parent breeds when properly motivated
Active but not extreme in energy demands — suitable for moderately active families
Cons
Coat requires daily brushing to prevent matting and professional grooming every six to eight weeks
Protein-Losing Nephropathy (PLN) from the Wheaten Terrier parent is a serious health concern requiring DNA screening
Terrier independence from the Wheaten parent introduces a curious, occasionally stubborn streak
Not AKC-recognized — no official breeder standards; quality varies significantly between producers
