It should be noted that no dog is truly hypoallergenic, but certain breeds are better for those with allergies than others. Many people believe that the source of their allergies lies in the dog’s fur, but this is false.
The Whoodle has two different coat types that it might inherit from its parents. It may have a curly texture from its Poodle parent or a straight texture from the Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier parent.
If you get your dog as a puppy, grooming should start immediately so that they grow up accustomed to the experience. However, adult dogs can also enjoy grooming if you take the proper steps to teach them.
The first thing you need to do is set aside a time when you can be extremely patient with your dog. A Whoodle who isn’t used to being groomed may not want to sit still long enough for you to brush their long coat.
Allow your dog to inspect the tools you will be used for grooming. Give them ample opportunity to sniff the brushes and nail clippers before you start using them.
Clipping their nails is a bit different. You should reward your dog handsomely for each nail that you clip. You may want to do just one paw at a time because this is very sensitive.