10 month old female Cockapoo puppy in Meath

Our beautiful 10 month old female Cockapoo puppy is looking for a loving new home. She is incredibly affectionate, gentle, and eager to please. She already knows several commands, recalls well off-lead, and is very obedient for her age.

She is great with our baby, showering them with kisses and affection. She is currently going through a phase of barking at reflections, so a home with very young babies may require some patience.

She is energetic and would thrive in a home with plenty of outdoor space and owners who enjoy walks and an active lifestyle. She occasionally gets excited and wants to greet people when out and about, but she is generally very well behaved.

We adore her and only want her to go to an experienced, patient, and loving home—ideally with people familiar with dogs, or even better, her breed.

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