Whoodle Puppies For Sale

Why Families Love Whoodles

The Whoodle is a delightful cross between the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier and the Poodle, combining two breeds celebrated for their soft, hypoallergenic coats and their playful, affectionate personalities. This designer breed inherits the Wheaten's signature silky, flowing coat and joyful "Wheaten greeting" enthusiasm along with the Poodle's intelligence and low-shedding qualities. Whoodles are known for their friendly, energetic temperament and their natural love of people, making them outstanding family companions. They approach life with a contagious enthusiasm that brightens every day, and their gentle, patient nature makes them wonderful with children of all ages.

Whoodle Coat & Sizes Available

Whoodles come in both standard and miniature sizes, typically weighing between 20 and 45 pounds for standards and 15 and 25 pounds for miniatures, giving families flexibility in choosing the size that best fits their lifestyle. Their soft, silky, hypoallergenic coat is one of their most celebrated features, producing minimal shedding and dander that makes them ideal for families with allergy sensitivities. Their coat comes in a range of beautiful colors including wheaten gold, black, red, and chocolate, and features a wonderfully soft texture that is a pleasure to touch. Whoodles are energetic and playful, thriving with regular exercise and interactive play, yet they are also content to settle down for quiet evenings with their family.

Your Whoodle Comes With Everything

At Best Puppies, we have been a trusted, licensed puppy specialist for over 25 years, and Whoodles have become one of our most popular hypoallergenic breeds. Every Whoodle puppy comes with our exclusive 5-Year FREE Local Vet Package, ensuring your new family member receives comprehensive veterinary care from the very start. We also include free door-to-door delivery anywhere in the United States, so whether you are in New York, California, Texas, or anywhere in between, your Whoodle arrives safely and stress-free at your doorstep. Our dedicated team is available by phone at (800) 879-1995 to answer any questions and help you find the perfect Whoodle for your family.

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About the Whoodle

The Whoodle crosses the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier with the Poodle. Also called the Wheatendoodle, it is a friendly, energetic dog with a hypoallergenic coat that ranges from small to medium depending on the Poodle parent. It suits active owners ready for a real grooming commitment, and it is one of the more distinctive crosses in the doodle family.

Temperament

Whoodles are playful, friendly, and active, combining the Wheaten Terrier's exuberant, people-loving nature with the Poodle's intelligence. They are affectionate and sociable and make good family dogs with proper socialization, but they can be headstrong and benefit from consistent, positive training. They are lively dogs that enjoy being on the go.

Size and Weight

Size is driven by the Poodle parent. Toy or small: 10 to 14 inches, 10 to 20 lbs. Mini: 14 to 17 inches, 20 to 40 lbs. Standard: 18 to 20 inches, 40 to 70 lbs.

Most Whoodles fall in the small to medium range of roughly 20 to 45 lbs.

Grooming

The coat is silky and wavy to curly, hypoallergenic, and grows quickly, so it is prone to matting. Frequent brushing, several times weekly to daily, plus professional grooming every six to eight weeks are needed. Mat-prone zones include the ears, legs, and tail.

Health

Whoodles can inherit conditions from both parent breeds. The Wheaten side contributes risk of protein-losing nephropathy and protein-losing enteropathy, Addison's disease, and renal dysplasia, while the Poodle side contributes hip dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy, Addison's disease, and sebaceous adenitis. Unexplained weight loss or swelling warrants prompt veterinary attention given the protein-losing risk. Look for genetic testing plus hip and eye clearances on the parent dogs.

Exercise and Living Space

Whoodles are energetic and need 60 to 90 minutes of daily exercise plus mental engagement. They enjoy walks, running, fetch, and play, and they do best with active owners and ideally room to move. Larger Whoodles are not well suited to sedentary apartment life without ample daily activity.

Lifespan

Typical lifespan is 12 to 15 years, with smaller variants generally living longer. Exercise, lean weight, and monitoring for the Wheaten line's protein-losing conditions support longevity.