Description

Ready to go Goldendoodle-Cockapoo mix, known as the Cockadoodledoo.

This is a very rare Cockadoodledoo, one of the home-raised litter. It’s a fantastic blend of my two Doodle breeds: my F1 Cockapoo, Harper, from champion lineages with her dad, Rupert (Cocker Spaniel), and my F1 Goldendoodle, Archie, from an award-winning pedigree background with his dad, Blucher, a champion at agility and show. Harper and Archie are here to be viewed.

The Cockadoodledoo inherits the friendly and intelligent traits of the Goldendoodle and Cockapoo. This breed is highly trainable and sociable. Both parents are known for their hypoallergenic coats, resulting in these pups typically having low-shedding, wavy to curly fur.

With moderate to high energy levels, this mix thrives on regular exercise and mental stimulation. They’re friendly, affectionate, and full of playful energy, making them ideal family pets. Cockadoodledoos have a gentle temperament, getting along famously with children and other pets.

We’ve raised our Cockadoodledoo puppies in a loving home environment, socialised them with adults, children, and dogs, handled them daily, groomed them, toilet trained them, and puppy trained them. Gradually, we’re introducing them to outdoor environments. Our puppies are trained to follow basic commands like sit, down, paw, bed, etc

All the puppies have received and are up to date with all the necessary vaccinations, including worming, flea and tick prevention, vet checks, boosters, and microchips. Had second booster on Monday 24th, and will start training walks. Puppy pack will be provided to include food, toys, blankets, etc.

Their sociability is remarkable, allowing them to quickly form deep bonds with their owners. Unlike some breeds, they don’t bark excessively; instead, they’ll alert their owners to any potential danger, making them excellent watchdogs.

With their easy trainability and gentle nature, a Goldendoodle-Cockapoo mix adds a touch of beauty and companionship to any family setting.

• Age: 12 weeks, 5 days
• Ready to leave: now

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