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Cockapoo Dogs for stud in Hereford, Herefordshire

7 Cockapoo Dogs for stud in Hereford, Herefordshire

Cockapoo dogs Merle cockapoo for stud - Advert 1
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Merle cockapoo for stud

Cockapoo

1 yearAge
£300Price

This is dex he is one year old and has already had a beautiful litter of 3 all taking after there dad message me for pictures, he is beautiful and his colours are amazing too

Tipton, West Midlands (42.4mi)
Cockapoo dogs Goregous Red F1 Cockapoo for Stud - Advert 2
10

Goregous Red F1 Cockapoo for Stud

Cockapoo

5 yearsAge
£300Price

# FOR STUD ONLY NOT FOR SALE # Our Goregous Eddie is up for stud .He is a F1 ,5yr old Red cockapoo with Hazel eyes Ed is a funny cheeky ,character with a fantastic temprement who is proven and sired

Welshpool, Powys (45.2mi)
Cockapoo dogs Cockapoo for stud merle DNA health tested, proven in Bristol - Advert 3
17

Cockapoo for stud merle DNA health tested, proven

Cockapoo

2 yearsAge
£100Price

Meet Obi! a small chocolate merle F1b cockapoo, he is 75% poodle/25% English show cocker spaniel. He has sired over 70 puppies encl chocolate merles, blue merles, tan markings, white markings. Red, ap

Bristol, Bristol City (42.2mi)
Cockapoo dogs Cockapoo for stud F2 chocolate proven - Advert 4
12

Cockapoo for stud F2 chocolate proven

Cockapoo

1 yearAge
£100Price

Meet Ralph! a gorgeous Chocolate F2 Cockapoo for stud. He is proven, his puppies are stunning! He is Hereditary clear & regularly vet checked. Very friendly, cuddly and laid back temperament. 14" to s

Bristol, Bristol City (42.2mi)
Cockapoo dogs F1 chocolate merle cockapoo - Advert 5
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F1 chocolate merle cockapoo

Cockapoo

1 yearAge
£300Price

Our beautiful f1 chocolate merle cockapoo is now available for stud he is proven with 2 litters he is £300 including 2 AI’s

Tipton, West Midlands (42.4mi)
Cockapoo dogs Thundi - Advert 6
6

Thundi

Cockapoo

7 yearsAge
£450Price

Thundi has a lovely, lovely temperament. He is loving, great with people and other dogs , he is feisty but not greedy or aggressive. He is intelligent , works to commands and loves long walks and cud

Birmingham, West Midlands (45.6mi)
Cockapoo dogs Proven F2 Cockapoo for stud fully DNA tested in Bristol - Advert 7
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Proven F2 Cockapoo for stud fully DNA tested

Cockapoo

4 yearsAge
£200Price

FOR STUD ONLY, NOT FOR SALE. Buddy is a beautiful chocolate F2 Cockapoo. He has a fantastic temperament and is a very much loved member of our family. Buddy has a lovely nature and personality. He is

Bristol, Bristol City (43.8mi)

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FAQs

How much does a Cockapoo cost?

The average cost of a purebred Cockapoo puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £762, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is A Cockapoo a good dog?

Yes, a Cockapoo is generally considered a good dog because they are friendly, intelligent, and good with families. They tend to be affectionate and adaptable, making them suitable for various lifestyles. However, individual temperament can vary, so proper training and care are important.

What is better, F1 or F2 cockapoo?

The choice between F1 and F2 Cockapoos depends on personal preference; F1 Cockapoos are first-generation mixes with more genetic diversity, while F2s are second-generation and often have more predictable traits. F1s may shed more and have a slightly higher chance of health issues, whereas F2s can be more consistent in appearance and temperament. Ultimately, neither is inherently better—they just suit different needs and preferences.

Are boy or girl Cockapoos calmer?

Cockapoo temperament varies more by individual personality and training than by gender. Both male and female Cockapoos can be equally calm or energetic. Proper socialization and exercise play a bigger role in their behavior than their sex.

Is a cockapoo high maintenance?

Cockapoos are generally low to moderate maintenance dogs. They require regular grooming to keep their coats free of mats and consistent exercise to stay healthy and happy. Their friendly and adaptable nature makes them relatively easy to care for with proper attention.

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