schnoodle

American  

[shnood-l] / ˈʃnud l /

noun

1. a dog crossbred from a miniature schnauzer and a poodle.

   The pup who seems to be in charge of the front office at the vet’s is a two-year-old schnoodle named Mr. Peepers.

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Etymology

Origin of schnoodle

First recorded in 1965–70; (miniature) schn(auzer) ( def. ) + (p)oodle ( def. )

Example Sentences

She found her puppy Stevie - a Schnauzer-poodle mix known as a Schnoodle - at the end of December.

From BBC

Simply put, grooming your own dog is never easy, even armed with an expensive clipper and a blade that won’t shear your schnoodle as if she were a sheep.

From New York Times

Mr. Brock, 53, divides his time between Washington and the West Village in Manhattan, throwing lively salons and wooing liberal donors on both coasts, often accompanied by Toby, his schnoodle — a schnauzer-poodle mix.

From New York Times

“Clipped is too fussy for us,” said Mr. Hollander, who shares the modest quarter-acre plot with his wife, Wendy Powers, their teenage daughter, Renata, and Freddy, a rescued schnoodle.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her black schnoodle, Walter, is lying by her side.

From The Guardian