Fifth Avenue Pets > Puppies For Sale > Mix Breed Puppies > Cockapoo
These Cockapoos for sale are absolutely adorable and make great family pets! They are a cross between a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle, and typically have the best traits of both breeds. Cockapoos for sale are intelligent, loving, and make great companions.
They are also low-shedding and hypoallergenic, making them a great choice for those with allergies.
If you’re looking for a Cockapoo for sale, you’ve come to the right place! We have a wide variety of Cockapoos available, and our experienced staff can help you find the perfect one for your family.
If you are looking to get a puppy in Singapore, you are at the right place!
At Fifth Avenue, we offer a wide range of puppies for sale in Singapore. we believe that every puppy and kitty should be carefully bred and well taken care of from the moment they are born. Through our behavioural enrichment programme, we help to increase the odds of raising a socially successful, trainable, healthy, and happy dog.
Subject To Availability
Subject To Availability
Subject To Availability
Personality
Cockapoos are known for their loving and affectionate nature. They are also intelligent and easily trained. Cockapoos are great with children and make excellent family pets.
Size: Cockapoos range in size from 12-19 lbs (miniature) to 20-65 lbs (maxi).
Temperament
Cockapoos are gentle, loving, and intelligent dogs. They make great family pets and are good with children. Cockapoos are outgoing and friendly, but may be timid around strangers.
The Cockapoo can get bored quickly. If left home alone for an extended period, they will become bored and may start exhibiting destructive behaviour. This can also happen if they don’t get enough exercise or mental stimulation on a regular basis.
Training & Learning:
With a little patience and the right reward-based training, your Cockapoo can be housebroken, lead trained, toilet trained and have excellent recall in no time! They are pretty smart creatures and they learn fast.
Food & Hydration:
While you might not think it, raw food is actually better for a cockapoo than kibble. A dog’s stomach cannot properly digest and ferment carbohydrates (the main ingredient found in most kibble), so they are constantly under metabolic stress whenever they eat these foods. This also causes spikes in insulin, glucagon, and cortisol throughout the day, which can lead to inflammation and damage vital organs over time.
Their diet should consist of biologically appropriate proteins, healthy fats, ground bones and vegetables – which are packed with essential vitamins and minerals – for optimum health and performance. You should pay specific attention to your dog’s weight and physical appearance as they adapt to their diet.
On average, a medium sized cockapoo will need to eat around 1-1 ¾ cups of food per day.
Exercise:
Although cockapoos of any size make good apartment dogs, maxi cockapoos may have a harder time adjusting to small living spaces than miniature or toy-sized varieties. They do not bark excessively but will let you know when someone’s at the door.
They have moderate amount of energy and can be quite bouncy, but they are also happy to curl up in your lap or next to you on the sofa. They generally require about 15 minutes of exercise a day, which playing in the backyard or with a quick walk around suffice.
Grooming:
It is tough to predict or manage the appearance of a Cockapoo’s coat since it all comes down to which parent breed’s genes are more dominate. Their coat could be straight, wavy, or curly; long, medium, or short. However, most Cockapoos usually inherit the low-shedding quality from a poodle.
Cockapoos usually don’t have a strong smell, and they don’t need baths as frequently as other dog breeds. Even though their coats don’t need to be trimmed like poodles, cockapoos’ fur still requires regular brushing to stop mats from forming and remove any dirt or debris that gets stuck in the coat.
