
Giant Schnoodles
Giant schnauzer × standard poodle
Males 75–100 pounds. Females 60–85 pounds, at a normal healthy adult weight. A few run bigger or smaller. Indoor family dogs with a wonderful bark — they know when to alert, and they are not yappy.

Home raised in Pikeville, Tennessee
F1 Giant and Mini Schnoodles, raised in the house with a large homeschool family. Intelligent, loyal, calm, and the best watch dogs we have ever worked with.
From the farm
All of our puppies are sold off the waiting list. We are a small operation. The babies live in and are raised in our home. Call so we can get to know each other, and we will put you on the list.
Monday–Friday, 11am–3pm Central. Text if you need a time outside that window — we are busy on the farm, so keep trying.
Farm desk — add pictures or a new litterHello
Welcome to Oodles of Schnoodles, a division of Freeman By His Grace Farms, a division of Noah's Arc. We are glad you stopped by.
This started as a homeschool project so our children would know what a puppy actually costs — the feed, the nights, the work through the year with our fur family. It grew into something simpler: send amazing dogs to amazing people, and pray they go to the home that is just for them.
We breed only F1 — a schnauzer bred with a poodle. The mix makes a highly intelligent, easily trained, loyal, calm, affectionate dog that is also a great watch dog. Some of our families call them soul readers. Listen to what they tell you.

Two sizes

Giant schnauzer × standard poodle
Males 75–100 pounds. Females 60–85 pounds, at a normal healthy adult weight. A few run bigger or smaller. Indoor family dogs with a wonderful bark — they know when to alert, and they are not yappy.

Schnauzer × poodle, small
Males 15–20 pounds. Females 13–18 pounds. Same mind in a smaller frame — non-shedding, quick to crate and potty train, and just as much a companion.
A small operation. Every baby lives with us and is socialized with children in a large homeschool family.
Most families report potty and obedience coming together in days. They learn tricks quickly and make superb service dogs — usually two or three from a litter go that way.
A wonderful bark, and they know when to use it. They are people readers. That gives peace of mind.
They love the outdoors, but they need to be with their people. Neither parent breed likes being left in the yard alone.
We no longer dock or remove dewclaws. We witnessed the pain once. Never more. God put them there for a reason.
A phone conversation is required. We will not sell to breeders or to a home that does not feel right. These are our puppies.
The pack

They are a great source of comfort. They hear what we do not. They are people readers. That gives peace of mind.
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