Spoodles are the epitome of charm; happy, cuddly and extremely clever, these puppies make amazing pets for a wide range of people, whether it be young couples or larger families with children and other animals.
If you want to adopt a bundle of fluff and fun in or around Hobart, you've made it to the right place!
Our guide will give you all the information you need on registered breeders, as well as lots of handy hints and tips on being safe and responsible when buying Spoodle puppies from a breeder.
While deciding to purchase a puppy is undoubtedly one of those milestones that you'll remember for a very long time, you want to remember it for the right reasons. This is why it is extremely important to choose a suitable breeder.
But, when it comes to the internet, that's not always an easy task.
Here are some things to keep in mind when approaching any breeder, which could suggest a scam and/or the puppies are part of a puppy mill:
If the price of the dogs is too good to be true or higher than usual
If the breeder is unwilling to allow you to see the rest of the dog litter, and mum and dad
If the breeder doesn't show you proof that a vet has checked the dog/s
If they have bad reviews
If they aren't able to provide their registration number
Below we have outlined the name, location and contact information for dog breeders in Hobart. Remember, we at Pets Online will only ever approve and advertise on our website breeders who are registered.
Please, note, there are not currently any breeders of Spoodles in the Hobart area. The below breeders, however, can transport your dog to you.
Tasmanian Oodles, a boutique and family-oriented business, is dedicated to providing clients with joyous, robust, and affectionate companions. They are steadfast in their commitment to ensuring the happiness and health of their service, reinforcing the love and care in every interaction.
How much for one of these lovable little dogs, we hear you ask? Well, this depends. Some dog breeders will charge more than others; some as much as $2500. While they aren't cheap, these puppies are definitely worth it.
Dog breeders have a duty to supply a customer with proof of vet checks, microchipping, any vaccinations the Spoodle puppy dog has had, as well as proof of their registration with an official dog breeder register. If the breeder cannot provide you with any of these, it should be taken as a sign that the breeder is potentially not reputable and, therefore, should be avoided.
Shopping for a Spoodle puppy dog online isn't a great idea. While it's perfectly fine to browse and contact a breeder online, it's always strongly recommended that you arrange a time to meet with the breeder and the puppies at their home. Never pay someone over the internet before this visit, as it will be very difficult to get your money back if the breeder is unsuitable - or fraudulent.
Always remember that you aren't under obligation to buy a pup, even at the 11th hour. If something doesn't feel right and you wish to change your mind on a purchase, always feel free to do so. Ask the registered breeder for references, as well as details of the pup's vet visits and those all-important pedigree papers. All reputable breeders will be more than happy to supply these.