F1 Cockapoo puppies for sale in Kildare

Beautiful litter of apricot & red, non shed, hypoallergenic Cockapoo puppies. Dad is an apricot miniature Poodle, Mum is a red Cocker Spaniel. Both are family dogs and can be seen with the puppies.

Puppies are 8 weeks old, vet checked, microchipped and vaccinated. They have a excellent temperament and great around kids.

Notes on F1/F2/F1B definition:

An F1 Cockapoo is a 'first-generation' crossbreed resulting from breeding a purebred Cocker Spaniel with a purebred miniature Poodle, yielding a genetically 50% Cocker Spaniel and a 50% miniature Poodle.

The F1 designation means it's the original first generation of this hybrid, created by crossing two different purebred dogs as opposed to crossing two Cockapoos (F2).

An F1B Cockapoo is a second generation Cockapoo resulting from breeding an F1 Cockapoo with a Poodle.

For further details please call +353862262557

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