Stunning Cockapoo pups

Stunning red Cockapoo pups. Male and female available.

Very rare colouring. Mom is a pedigree golden Cocker Spaniel and dad is a fox red miniature Poodle, standing 10 " tall.

Puppies will grow to about 11 " tall by adulthood. Have fab unusual long ears and shiny long curls.

Cockapoos are classed as hypoallergenic. They have non shed costs and are suitable for allergy sufferers and indoor living.

Cockapoos tend to be easy to train due to the intelligence of the Poodle and this coupled with the loyal nature of the Cocker Spaniel, make for a fantastic dog.

These puppies have a fantastic temperament, outgoing and very friendly, used to all household noises. They are full of life and crave attention.

Pups now 10 weeks old.

Vet checked, vaccinated, wormed every 2 weeks and microchipped.

Please call 0858162408

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