Miniature Cockapoo puppies

We are delighted to announce the arrival absolutely beautiful Cockapoo puppies, born on the 9th of April, making them just over 2 months old. These puppies, including a charming male apricot, are the perfect blend of a Toy Poodle mother and a show-type Cocker Spaniel father, both of whom are our beloved pets and have fantastic temperaments. Each puppy has been lovingly raised in our home in Cork city, ensuring they are affectionate and well-socialised from the very start.

All puppies have undergone thorough health checks, have been wormed, vaccinated, and microchipped, and are now ready to find their forever homes. If you're looking for a furry companion that embodies both the intelligence and elegance of its parents, one of our Cockapoo puppies could be the perfect addition to your family. For more information or to arrange a visit, please call us on 0873868208.

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