Cute Cockapoo Puppies for Sale

A Cockapoo is a mix of a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. There are many breeds of Cocker Spaniel, but a mix of those with any Poodle will get you a Cockapoo. You may even get a teacup or miniature cockapoos today. A miniature kind is the smallest you can get, and its size is so small that you can even put it in your messenger bag. However, the American Kennel Club and The Kennel Club don’t recognize Cockapoos as a legitimate breed.

In addition, this adorable tiny dog has an outlandish personality of a clown but the ultimate clean smell. It’s so clean that it’s little wonder why it’s been the first of the “designer dogs”, dating its origins to the 1960s. The fact that this dog is people-oriented makes it even more popular. It’s intelligent enough to learn tricks quick without losing its affectionate touch. Truly, with its bubbly personality and ability to almost shed nothing, you’ll never have a dull messy time with this dog.

When picking a cockapoo puppy, you could pick from a range of colors. Some of the more common ones are red, chocolate, tri-colored and beige. These cockapoos can consequently also come in either one solid color or complex markings, with small spots or freckles of color, which are called ticking.

If you’re looking for Teddy Bear Cockapoos, know that there’s no such specific breed of a cockapoo. A Teddy Bear is a kind of trim or hair cut for these dogs, and you get that by learning how to cut the hair in a Teddy Bear shape, or get a professional to do it. Another thing that you should know about Cockapoos is that they’re ideal for kids. These dogs are developed as companion dogs, so they’re really good to be around, and their miniature size just makes them work well with toddlers. They can do well with other dog types, too.

In terms of health, you should remember that these puppies have a lifespan of about 14-18 years, which would give them the same years as Purebreed Poodles and Cocker Spaniels. Like Purebreed Poodles, Cockapoos can also suffer progressive retinal atrophy. It’s important to get them check from such ailment.

Plus, according to expert opinion, there’s really no way to figure out what kind of health problems you should be looking for from Cockapoos, so it’s best to just stick to the precautions set for their original source breeds.

Caring for Cockapoos

Tip On Feeding

When you’re feeding your cockapoo, understand that the amount is relative. It will depend on your dog’s size and its activity. It also has a lot to do with the dog’s metabolism. Ask the vet for a more accurate assessment.

Tip on Getting A Cockapoo Active

It is common  knowledge that dogs should be active and always mobile for health reasons. One way to ensure this is to get them always moving. If you have kids, the way to do this is to let them play with the Cockapoo. Spending time with Cockapoos won’t be a problem for them because of the dog’s almost petite size. Doing this could also avoid weight issues for the dog, like obesity. You can also avoid getting it too sedentary by making sure that it runs around a few hours a week.

To know if your cockapoo is overweight, you must check the waist. Press your fingers downward. If you don’t feel the ribs that easily, then chances are he is overweight. You can also do this by going to your vet and asking for a consult.

Tips Overall In Getting The Right Cockapoo

1. Assess The Breeder
   When you pick a Cockapoo puppy, always get the right breeder. This can’t be overstated.
2. Understand The Coat
   You need to understand that mainly because you need to fit that with your hair cleaning products. Cockapoos are best au naturel, but many people would still like to see them in a different look, especially because its coat grows quite quickly. That said, it’s easy to trim, though. You only have to trim it three inches from the base. This should be done regularly. Otherwise, you could get its wavy coat to accumulate debris and dirt.
   The coat of Cockapoos can also vary from dog to dog, but usually these dogs’ hair will have a coat somewhere between that of a Poodle and Cocker Spaniel.
   Cockapoos can also be bred to have no odor. You can also get them to be non-shedding. That means you don’t have to worry too much about bathing when you get this breed. You may only need to wash it when really necessary.
3. Check The Ears
   Ears should always be checked because they’re prone to infections. There’s always air blockage in the ears, and gently wiping them off could already make a difference. Doing this could also prevent such ear infections. Good thing this is not hard to do. You may only need to get a bit of moistened cloth in water and wipe the ear dirt away. Simple, right? Try not to do this all the time to not ruin the puppy’s normal immunity to germs. We might end up harming them with our intervention.
   If your cockapoos’ ears smell bad, there might be an ear infection. This is the same thing when it looks too red. When cutting your dog’s nails, make sure you don’t go way too far. You could puncture a blood vessel. It’s also important to check first with a vet to know how this is done.
4. Infections
   You should also make sure to check if there are redness, rashes and signs of infection in your cockapoo. You can do this by making sure that the eyes of the dog are clear and have no discharge. Your weekly exams with your vet could help you spot the potential problems in your dog quickly and immediately. Finding it out could mean that you will get the treatment that your dog needs before it escalates.

Summary and Conclusion

With the guide that you learned, it is now easy to say that picking and caring for a cockapoo puppy won’t be a problem. In fact, it can be a rewarding experience. Your puppy will be a big part of your life. It will be part of your growth and lifestyle.  That said, why not visit CT Breeder to help you buy the Cockapoo that you want? Let CT Breeder help you pick the right kind of Cockapoo that will suit your preferences!

If you’re interested in purchasing a Cockapoo puppy, turn to CT Breeder and ask about their Cockapoo puppies for sale –  (203) 920-4950.