That will be great, I know a lot of people really love this breed.  My husband 
was raised with poodles and was always amazed at how smart they were.  We 
wanted a very social, energetic dog as we have two energetic kids (age 11 and 
15); also although she sheds a little curly here and there, the shedding is 
minimal nothing like my former dogs – a beagle and a fox terrier.  People laugh 
like heck at me when I tell them I trained Mia to ring a bell when she wants to 
go out!  Guess we were lucky.  I refused to purchase from a pet store which 
engage with puppy mills, so we found her in Blackstone, MA with a small breeder 
that has breed different breeds for over 25 years.  He too, loves the smart, 
comical and energetic nature of the cockapoo.  Sometimes though, I swear she 
know what’s going on even before it happens….very intuitive for sure.  

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2008 1:47 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [cockapoo] What a Cockapoo looks like

 

It takes years and years to bred down to get that uniform look, ALL breeds 
started out as mixes until they came to be.  It takes years of record keeping, 
amount of dogs in so many states, generations till a uniform look, etc, etc.  
The cockapoo will be a breed someday probably not in our lifetime, but the 
ground work is being done by the NACR.

 

 

In a message dated 10/7/2008 1:35:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] writes:

I guess that’s why these dogs cannot get a breed standard established by the 
AKC.  You always know a black lab, or a beagle when you see one.  

 



~~ Susan ~~
&
The Poo Gang
Mikey, Buffy, Lacey & Amy
~~~

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long." 
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