Cockapoo Mini
Crossbreed, Small
Doesn't moult much
Good for first time owners
The Mini – with a Toy or small Miniature Poodle parent – has all the qualities of a larger Cockapoo, but in a smaller package.
FACT SHEET
Those wanting a low-shedding breed – though be aware that the coat is unreliable in first-generation (F1) crosses. You might get more of a Cocker coat than a Poodle. F2 and F3 generations would be more predictable if you don't like surprises.
Someone that likes an independent dog. These dogs are devoted to their loved ones and time alone will be rare – even on the loo!
Cockerpoo, Spoodle, Cockerdoodle
Cocker Spaniel
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Poodle (Miniature)
Cocker Spaniel
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Poodle (Toy)
United States
Small
Small - but bigger than most cats
Medium (About an hour)
Doesn't have to be a solid hour, you can give them lots of short walks.
Professional
Professional help needed. Curly, keeps growing and needs cutting.
Doesn't moult much
But all dogs shed dander so if you're allergic, make sure you'll be ok
14 years
Yes
Tailwise is consistently rated as Excellent
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