About Cockapoo Puppies Plainfield, IN
Can’t decide between a Poodle and a Cocker Spaniel? Why not have both...in one dog. Cockapoos are the cuddly, adorable companions you’ve always dreamed of. Find out what makes them so special right here...
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Vintage Pups
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Puppy Place
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PuppySpot
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Ralphs Puppies
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BigBoys
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PuppyTime
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Top Line Pups
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Prestigious Pups
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Questions & Answers
Cockapoos are a popular hybrid-breed dog, created by crossing a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. Generally they are considered to be a small or medium-sized breed, with soft and wavy coats that come in many different colors and variations. Although Cockapoos don't have an official breed classification, most people recognize them as a companion-style dog, meaning they are low-energy, friendly and affectionate. They are excellent family dogs, great with children of all ages, and typically get along well with other pets.
Though Cockapoos don't typically shed in the same manner as many traditional dog breeds do, they do have a heavy undercoat. This means it's not uncommon to experience a moderate amount of shedding, particularly during shedding season. The amount of shedding is also dependent upon the individual dog. Some Cockapoos can be referred to as being hypoallergenic due to their low-shedding coat, however it's important to note that any dog, including a Cockapoo, can cause an allergic reaction.
Cockapoos are smart, loyal dogs that require a balanced, nutritious diet. As an owner, you can provide him or her with food formulated for adult dogs, or with a combination of dry, canned, or a homemade diet. It's important to determine your pet's individual needs and any potential allergies. When deciding on a food, make sure that it contains a foundation of whole proteins such as beef, fish, or poultry. Also consider its fat and glycemic content, and the source of fiber and carbohydrates that are necessary for digestion. Vitamins and minerals are also key.
Cockapoos, while they don't usually require additional medical care compared to other popular dog breeds, do often need extra attention in a few key ways. Grooming is important, as Cockapoos often sport coats that need frequent brushing to avoid mats. They may also require almost daily cleaning of their facial folds to avoid infection. Training is also key for Cockapoos as they are usually quite intelligent and can learn quickly, but may also be overly eager to please, so it is important to find an experienced trainer to help establish proper boundaries.
Generally, Cockapoos tend to be on the smaller side, with their size range varying from 9-19 inches in height and 7-20 pounds in weight. Though they are relatively small dogs, this breed is typically considered a medium-sized pup. Cockapoos are a mixed breed, often created by crossing a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle, so their size can depend significantly on the size of their parents. Generally, the smaller Poodle the Cockapoo is bred with, the smaller the Cockapoo.
When it comes to walking your Cockapoo, the amount of time you spend each day should depend on the age and activity level of your pup. Generally, a good minimum is 30 minutes a day, split into two or more short walks; this gives your pup enough exercise to stay healthy and maintain a balanced lifestyle. For an adult Cockapoo, or a very active puppy, an hour or more of regular walking is best.
Absolutely! Cockapoos are great for first-time owners. They are loyal and affectionate, and their friendly nature, intelligence, and trainability make them a great choice for all types of people and families. Cockapoos are known to be low-maintenance dogs and don't require too much extensive grooming, which makes them a great starter pet for someone who's relatively new to owning a pet. They also tend to have good longevity, so first-time owners can enjoy many years of companionship from their Cockapoo.
Cockapoos are certainly smart. Depending on the individual, they can be highly intelligent, more so than some other breeds. They are excellent at learning commands, tricks, and can even recognize the difference between different voices. Some owners even report their Cockapoos' uncanny ability to solve puzzles and games, as well as an affinity for playful games like hide 'n seek. They also tend to have a superior memory, which allows them to recognize places and people quickly and remember lessons faster than other breeds.
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