All of these points can be said for every kind of dog out there, if you see a whoodle that’s up for adoption/ a rescue then snag it, great dogs. Just keep them cool and give them exercise

I've had one for 14 years, very clever, very active, does not like to be left alone, still very energetic at 14 despite past injuries. Very durable and hardy dogs! Very, very distinct and strong personality, they'll communicate with you, only bark when they want something, and they're large enough to not get taken away by wild animals at night while being small enough to be manageable. Fiesty and nippy as puppies but they grow out of it. Lays in the snow all winter long, even on the coldest days! Very good at swimming and able to climb ladders. Needs to be brushed or it will get matted! They demand attention and exercise and can be needy. If they want something they'll find a way to get it (as in: will open some doors and drawers). If you try to train them, they'll understand what you're saying, but unless you have a treat they may not feel like it. Mine decided that she wanted to explore the neighborhood more than she didn't want to be shocked by the electric fence, and eventually became ignorant to it at the highest setting. They'll pick one person in the household like most dogs, and need very long walks and high degrees of freedom. Not always sociable with other dogs, but almost never wantonly aggressive to them. Good with kids.

I wasn't the owner but we had a whoodle at my workplace. I agree with every single point made in this video, nevertheless he was happy at work and we all loved him and he made friends with most everyone who came to the door. One issue he had was he was constantly dealing with bumps developing under his skin. They didn't seem to bother him that much but the size they became made them a cause for worry. He's gone now, a victim of cancer, and I miss him everyday.😪

Thank you for this video. I clicked on it with the wrong mindset but I realized 15 seconds in that you're doing a favor all those dogs out there who deserve a good owner. And sometimes owners are not the right fit. Really educational 10/10. So true about whoodles. Everything this man says is spot on.

I found a amazing 5 month woodle and I know how to groom , have dog training and pet massage and pet first aid . She is Perfect!!

I already have a Whoodle, and am very satisifed with her. However, I can second all the points you made. She is worth the hassle, but the things you brought up are all true to varying degrees with my pup.

He hits a home run on all these points! I have 2 of these great dogs (well about to be more (girl is pregnant). They are worth every cent and if you are looking for a highly intelligent friendly smart dog, then a Whoodle is the dog for you!

I disagree with 3 out of the 7 comments - my 2 year old female whoodle is not very active lol; she’ll play for 10 minutes and then be done. She loves car rides more than walking. She also does not have separation anxiety. But yes she definitely has a very sensitive stomach I literally had to take a day off from work today bc she had very bad diarrhea. She’s worth all the work bc I love her so much

Shaggy little angels.

This video is a lot of crap - we have a 10 year old woodle who lives with my wife and myself - almost none of what this video highlights is just not true

Dude pretty much said the same thing in 3 different times in different ways in the beginning of the video should change it to 4 reasons lol