Do Wheatens Like Snow?

Your terrier's long beard and soft coat collect balls of snow in the winter, but that doesn't seem to stop them from enjoying the snowdrift. You've been practicing a gentle, yet effective method for plucking those snowballs off your Wheatie. A cold, snowy pup is nothing a warm towel from the dryer can't fix!

Do Wheatens like the cold?

Climate. The long coat of the Wheaten allows them to tolerate cold weather with ease. Rain is another story; most Wheaten Terriers have a surprising aversion to water. They must be given plenty of shade and opportunities to cool down if they are to live in warmer climates.

Do Whoodles like the snow?

(He loves, loves, loves the snow!) And those eyes. It's like there's a little human in there. We swear Alder the Whoodle knows what we're thinking, like there's a tiny mind-reading person intercepting our brainwaves, telling us, “You want to go outside … you want to go outside.”