The Cockapoo is one of the first designer dog breeds of Cocker Spaniels and Poodle parents. The Cockapoo has been popular in America since the 1950s. The Cockapoo is also known as Cock-a-poo or Cockapoodle.

Mary D. Foley founded the American Cockapoo Club in 1998, and she is committed to preserving this lovely breed. While some Cockapoos have curly coats, others have straight or wavy coats. The Cockapoo is friendly and loves attention; thus, it will often stay by your side.

There is more to learn about this breed that feels lonely when left by the owner for an extended period. Here is information that will widen our understanding;

Interesting Facts about the Cockapoo

• The Cockapoo is a crossbreed between Cocker Spaniel and the Poodle, and the American Kennel Club recognizes it.
• The Cockapoo belongs to the mammal class because its dog gives birth to a young one.
• The Cockapoo lives in an apartment or a home with a yard.
• This dog is adapted to urban setups, but it can adjust to rural settings.
• You can mate a male and female Cockapoo to get Cockapoo puppies.
• Cockapoos communicate by whining, growling, and barking like any other dog.
• A Cockapoo is a low-maintenance dog because it does not shed a lot. But you will need to brush it weekly as part of its grooming.
• Mental stimulation is essential for the Cockapoo to manage its high energy level.
• Cockapoos prey on rabbits.
• The lifespan of a Cockapoo is 13 years.