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If you're looking for a small, affectionate companion who fits just as easily into a city apartment as a sprawling backyard, a Cockapoo might be your perfect match.
These charming dogs blend the playful spirit of the Cocker Spaniel with the intelligence of the Miniature Poodle, giving you a friendly, eager-to-please fur baby who genuinely wants to be part of the family.
Cockapoos are known for being:
They come in a variety of colors, including cream, apricot, red, brown, black, and white. That means you can often find a Cockapoo puppy whose looks match their personality. If you'd like to learn more about how we match families with the right puppy, visit our About Us page.
At Central Park Puppies, we don't just connect you with Cockapoo puppies for sale, we walk beside you through the entire journey.
Every puppy in our network comes from a responsible breeder who meets strict standards, so you can feel confident about where your new family member comes from.
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Cockapoo puppies typically range from $2,000 to $3,500, and we offer financing options to help make your dream of owning a Cockapoo a reality. Plus, we know adding a puppy to your family is a big decision, so we're here to answer all your questions along the way.
Every family is different, and so is every Cockapoo.
Some families want a tiny companion who can snuggle on the couch, while others are looking for a playful pup who can keep up with kids and weekend adventures.
When you browse our available Cockapoo puppies, you'll find details about each puppy's temperament, size, and color so you can make a choice that feels right.
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A Cockapoo is one of the first designer dogs. In addition, they’re also known as Spoodle or Cockerdoodle. It’s a mix between a Cocker Spaniel and a Miniature Poodle. The name is a combination of both parental breeds. To get the name Cockapoo, you combine the prefixes Cocka from Cocker Spaniel and Poo from Poodle.
The average lifespan for a Cockapoo dog is between the ages of 13 to 17 years.
An adult Cockapoo can grow as tall as 8 to 14 inches.
Full-grown Cockapoos weigh anywhere from 12 to 24 lbs.
Typically, a Cockapoo puppy stops growing around the 9-month mark but can continue growing around its first birthday.
The answer is yes. They are easy to train. This stems from both parental breeds. The Cocker Spaniel is a hunting dog, while the Poodle is very intelligent, and combined, they both love to learn, making their offspring easy to train.
Cockapoos generally don’t bark excessively, yet with any dog, they will bark. A Cockapoo will bark within reason, such as to warn you of someone approaching, boredom, or as a form of protection. They could be seeking your attention, or other reasons may be that they don’t like being left alone or are either frustrated or excited over something.
Being a mixed breed dog, it’s difficult to determine which traits from their parental breeds they might inherit. Generally speaking, Cockapoos aren’t known to be big shedders. They come in three different types of coats, and those include straight, wavy, and curly. It’s important to brush your pooch daily to avoid possible matting or tangling.
Cockapoo dogs are considered both low-shedding and hypoallergenic dogs. All dogs produce dander, but the amount is important, and Cockapoos have low amounts, making them ideal pets for allergy sufferers
If properly socialized and trained, Cockapoos can be great family pets. They were designed to be companion dogs, and because they have such a happy disposition, they love being around people, children, and other pets.
As previously mentioned, Cockapoo dogs are meant to be companions and often have a friendly nature, but aggression can occur if not properly trained or socialized. This has to do with pent-up energy, feeling insecure or threatened, or they’re experiencing some type of anxiety.
Cockapoos can be left alone, but the goal is no longer than 4 or 5 hours tops. If not, their separation anxiety will kick in, and possible destruction to your home can occur. In order for this not to happen, training must take place.
Regarding activity, adult Cockapoos need around 30 to 60 mins per day of daily exercise.