Cockapoo

The Cockapoo is a hybrid breed created in the United States in the 1950s. It is a cross between a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. If we had to describe the Cockapoo in one word, it would be: joyful. Its a little clown that loves to be the center of attention and please its owners. This dog is gentle and loyal, getting along well with everyone and other household pets if it has received good socialization. It often inherits the affectionate nature of the Cocker and the intelligence of the Poodle, making it a very attached companion and easy to train. It’s important to provide enough mental stimulation, and to get them used to being alone at home from an early age. They are very close to their owners and can easily develop separation anxiety if left alone for long hours during the day without prior acclimation.

Physical Characteristics

The Cockapoo’s coat is often soft and silky, either curly or wavy, and its colors can vary greatly. Its ears are typically long and droopy, and its muzzle can be either tapered like the Poodle’s or more square like the Cocker’s.

The Cockapoo may be suitable for people allergic to dog hair; however, this cannot be confirmed until they are 6-8 weeks old. The texture of their coat must closely resemble to the Poodle’s to be considered hypoallergenic.

Weight
Standard Cockapoo : 15-30 pounds
Mini-Cockapoo : 12-20 pounds
* We have Standards regularly and Minis on occasionally 

Depending on its size, the Cockapoo requires different levels of activity. Indeed, whether it is the result of a cross with a large or small poodle, it will not need as much exercise. In any case, Cockapoos can live in the city, as long as they are given enough exercise

Hypoallergenic
Yes or no, according on the type of coat