Other considerations:

● They need moderate amounts of exercise – a brisk walk or a simple game of fetch.

● If not trained from the beggining, barking can become a habit to pass time.

● Moodles make superb watch-dogs. They can bark to alert you of anything suspicious.

● These dogs are gentle and affectionate, making them ideal for kids.

● Moodles do well in apartments and homes alike. They always have high levels of energy when kept indoors.

● Serve as great companion dogs.

How can I take good care of my Moodle or Moodle Puppy?

Nutrition

These are moderate-energy small dogs. Thus, they need a diet that is formulated for them. They thrive on high-quality, dry kibble, which is less likely to cause oral health problems such as tooth loss and gum infections.

Grooming

Moodles do not shed much or at all. This explains why they are tolerated by those who suffer allergies. Also, their coats need minimal care. In fact, they only need professional grooming every once in a while.

Recommended grooming tips:

● A Moodle’s ears need frequent cleaning to prevent infection.

● Brush their teeth weekly

● Eyes also need to be cleaned daily to prevent build-up eye discharge

Exercise

Even though they are energetic, Moodles don’t need that much exercise. A short brisk in the early morning and evening is enough exercise. These little fellows love to play and they will happily chase balls across the floor.

Training

Moodles are very easy to train because they pick up commands fast. You also won’t have a hard time training them to get along with other dogs and pets.

Most Asked Moodle Questions

This is general information and should not be relied on as adoption or purchasing advice.

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