Cockapoo
Playful. People-Oriented. Intelligent.
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- Cockapoo
- Cockapoo

- Cross between a Poodle and an American or English Cocker Spaniel
- People oriented and eager to please
- Require minimal maintenance
- Outgoing and intelligent
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Breed Info
Temperament
Outgoing & Playful
- Loyal and loving
- Healthy and low maintenance
- Family friendly
- Eager to please
- Does well with children and other animals
- Playful and outgoing
Appearance
Soft & Floppy-Eared
Build:
- Rounded heads
- Wide, dark eyes
- Bushy eyebrows
- Sturdy legs
- Medium length tail
Coat Type and Color:
- Varying from sleek to curly
- Shedding rates depend on the pup
- White
- Black
- Parti
- Chocolate
- Merle
Size:
- 6-25lbs
- 14-15 inches tall
Exercise
Medium Activity
- Love regular walking
- Enjoy exploring their yard and playing games
- Cockapoos stay alert and mentally stimulated when visiting a new place
- Meeting new friends and playing at the dog park is a real treat
We Recommend:
- 60 minutes of activity per day
- 8 miles of walking per week
Cockapoos are a cross between a Poodle and an American or English Cocker Spaniel and is considered one of the first designer breeds.
The History of the Cocker Spaniel
- "Spaynels" are mentioned in 14th century writings
- Bred as hunting dogs
- Recognized by the American Kennel Club in the 1800's
- Popular breeds in both America and the UK
The History of Poodles
- Can be traced to Roman & Egyptian times
- The French used the variety of poodle sizes for duck hunting, sniffing out truffles and small companions
- Used in circuses because of how quickly they learned tricks
- Was the most popular breed in America from the 1950's to the 90's
Grooming:
- Cockapoo owners tend to leave the coats natural, but some prefer regular clipping
- Regularly trip long hair around the eyes to help them see clearly and avoid eye infection
- Brush regularly
- Wipe their ears to keep dirt and bacteria out
- Keep nails trimmed and teeth clean
Training:
- Intelligent and ready to learn
- Eager to please
- Early socialization and obedience training is recommended
- Does well with firm boundaries and loving reinforcement