16 month old pair of Cockapoo sisters for sale

We are heartbroken to announce the sale of our two adorable 16-month-old Cockapoo dogs, both apricot females, located near Tuam, Co. Galway. These young dogs have been a joyful addition to our family since they were 8 weeks old, filling our home with laughter and fun. Unfortunately, due to changes in our family's work commitments, we find ourselves unable to provide them with the love and attention they truly deserve. They are incredibly friendly, having been raised in a child-friendly environment, and have been spayed. Their vaccinations, including kennel cough, are fully up to date, and they have been regularly wormed. It is important to us that these dogs are sold together, as they share a strong bond that we wish to preserve. We are looking for a loving home that can continue to nurture them with the care and affection they are accustomed to.

Cockapoos are a delightful crossbreed, combining the affectionate nature of the Cocker Spaniel with the intelligence and low-shedding coat of the Poodle. Known for their friendly disposition, these dogs are perfect companions for families, adapting well to both active lifestyles and quieter homes. Their eager-to-please temperament makes them relatively easy to train, enhancing their suitability as family pets.

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