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The Toy Moodle For Sale Pet Guide

● Key Characteristics Of Toy Moodle For Sales
● How Can I Take Good Care Of A Toy Moodle For Sale Puppy?
● Most Asked Toy Moodle For Sale Questions
● Similar Dog Breeds

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Temperament

A great choice for first-time dog owners, the Toy Moodle is affectionate, friendly, and loyal. This crossbreed is fun-loving and enjoys human companionship. It has a relaxed nature, so you will often find it cuddling with its owner.

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The Ultimate Guide to Toy Moodle For Sales

Also known as the Maltipoo, the Toy Moodle is a mix of the Maltese and Toy Poodle. This designer dog has become very popular over the last decade because it carries the best characteristics of its parent breeds.

Toy Moodle Origins

The Toy Moodle does not have a deep historical background. It was crossbred to create a hypoallergenic dog that has an excellent temperament and few genetic diseases.

Because it is a designer dog, it is not officially recognised by breed clubs. However, it is welcomed by the North American Maltipoo Club and Registry.

 

Key Characteristics of Toy Moodle For Sales

Are Toy Moodles family-friendly? Yes, they are. Toy Moodles are relaxed and happy around children and other pets. It is important, however, that parents advise their children not to play rough with these dogs because of their small size and fragile body.
Daily exercise needs? These dogs need at least 30 minutes of moderate exercise per day. A walk inside an apartment or house will do.
Common health issues & considerations While one of the reasons the Toy Moodle was bred was for it to have fewer genetic diseases, it is still susceptible to certain health problems. These include the following:

  • Eye discharge
  • Dental problems
  • Epilepsy
  • Patellar luxation
  • Portosystemic shunt of the liver
Lifespan 12 to 16 years
Nature / Temperament Intelligent, loving, relaxed, and placid
Size Weight

Three to eight kilograms

Height

25 to 35 cm
Suitable Environment  As long as it receives adequate exercise daily, the Toy Moodle will adapt well to both small apartments and large homes. A backyard is not essential.
Grooming It is recommended to brush your Toy Moodle’s hair daily and take it to a professional groomer every month and a half. Non-regular grooming may result in health issues.

Other Considerations:

  • While a small dog, the Toy Moodle can be vocal. It may bark at strangers, but it will never be aggressive. Luckily, this dog can be trained not to bark when unprovoked.
  • This designer dog enjoys constant human companionship, so leaving it alone for a few hours can cause it to become sad. With early socialisation, this can be avoided.
  • Bear in mind that the Toy Moodle can sometimes be sensitive to loud noises.

Average cost of a Toy Moodle For Sale

Toy Moodle For Sales typicaly range between $1700 and $5980AUD.

How can I take care of my Toy Moodle For Sale?

Nutrition

It is recommended that you feed your Toy Moodle three times a day during its first year. Treats in between are okay but only during training. After its first year, it is suggested to feed it small meals twice a day.

This canine can be fed both wet and dry foods. It is advised to try giving it dry food at first because this can help keep its teeth healthy and strong. To soften the dry food and make it easier to swallow, add a little bit of water to it or mix some soft dog food to it.

If your canine is not very receptive to dry food, you can give it wet food. Bear in mind, though, that a dog diet that consists mainly of wet food may result in loose bowels.

To prevent your Toy Moodle from getting sick, it is suggested to avoid giving it these unhealthy and poisonous foods: raisins, chocolate, salt, onions, fruit seeds, coffee, soda, and tea.

Grooming

The Toy Moodle may be low maintenance and a light shedder, but it still needs daily brushing to remove knots. Bathing is recommended every three to four weeks. Avoid bathing it frequently, as doing so may cause skin dryness.

Even with regular home grooming, it is still suggested to take your dog to a professional groomer every six weeks for clipping and other needs.

Recommended Grooming Tips

  • To prevent discharge buildup, clean your dog’s eyes daily using organic, alcohol-free wipes. Check its eyes regularly for tear stains, as this problem is common in both its parents.
  • Avoid dental problems, like tartar and gingivitis, by brushing your canine’s teeth daily or providing it with raw beef bones to chew.
  • It is advised to clean your dog’s ears frequently to avoid infection.

Exercise

The Toy Moodle has a low-to-moderate energy level, so it does not need an excessive amount of exercise. Short walks daily and trips to the park regularly are enough to keep it happy and healthy. It is recommended that you avoid allowing your dog to engage in any strenuous activity.

Training

What’s great about the Toy Moodle is that it is intelligent and non-dominant, making it easy to train. It won’t give you a hard time as long as you try to make the sessions positive and fun.

You can start training your canine when it is between eight to 12 weeks old. Housetraining usually takes three to six months to complete.

When training your dog, it is advised to observe its limits and have reasonable expectations. Always reward it for every job well done.

This is basic information, and it should not be used to make adoption or purchasing decisions. Be sure to consult an expert if you’d like to learn about the breed’s care and requirements.

This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.

Most Asked Toy Moodle For Sale Questions

What does a Toy Moodle look like?

Like both of its parents, the Toy Moodle is a small dog. Even as an adult, it still has a puppy-like appearance and features. It has short, floppy ears; a semi-long muzzle; and a nose that tends to get either darker or lighter depending on its sun exposure.

This dog’s coat usually comes in a variety of colours, including white, cream, silver, apricot, black, and brown. Some have markings, while others do not. Generally, the coat is soft, curly, and a little scruffy.

Does a Toy Moodle shed a lot?

This hypoallergenic dog sheds little to no hair. It is second to Cavoodles when it comes to non-shedding crossbreeds.

What’s the price of a Toy Moodle for sale?

While it is easy to find a Toy Moodle anywhere, it is always recommended to adopt from a responsible breeder. This way, you can be sure that the dog you bring home is happy and healthy. A Toy Moodle for sale typically costs between AUD $3,500 to 6,500.

Similar Breeds

● Spoodle

● Cavoodle

● Moodle

● Jack Russell

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