The Miniature Cockapoo
Because the Cockapoo is associated with being the ideal apartment dog the Miniature Cockapoo is much sought after- but how compact are they?
Miniature Cockapoos stand between 11-14 inches / 27.94-35.56 cm and fall in a range of 13-18 lbs. / 5.89-6.35 kg
Your breeder should be able to talk to you in detail about exact size of puppies as the size of the parent dogs is the deciding factor.
Miniature Cockapoo puppies
In the UK F1 Miniature Cockapoos are usually the result of breeding a ‘Working’ or ‘Show’ Cocker Spaniel with a miniature poodle.
Cockapoo Pedigree
Some people are insistent on wanting a First Cross (F1) Miniature poo but the second cross (F2) are generally cheaper and every bit as lovely with a happy fun-loving-personality.
(An F2 is the off spring of a F1 mated with another F1.)
Who Is The Ideal Owner?
The miniature poo is ideal for those people who maybe have a smaller living environment and want a less time intensive dog. The smaller size also comes with less grooming needs and less exercise requirements. Although all dogs need and love exercise, smaller dogs are easier as they just don’t need as much compared to the maxi or standard size Cockapoo.
They are certainly more of a lap dog than the large Cockapoos and perhaps just a smidgen more cute!
Miniature Cockapoo Puppies For Sale
Because of their popularity and size, Miniature Cockapoos advertised on the internet are often puppy farmed in Eastern Europe. For information about how to avoid puppy farm dogs, My First Cockapoo will help.
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We are interested in a small Cockapoo. I would like a female but a male would be fine. WE need to put our baby Mitzie down. The poor in girl had brain turma. We r so sad!!!! I Truely need another little one to LOVE again. N Kilmain.
Hi Nancy- try here http://www.cockapooowners-club.org.uk/rescue–rehome-reunited.html#
They also have a closed Facebook group which you can access if you join the owners club first.
Good luck!
Simon