4 weeks

The puppies are listed on Puppyfind .com

http://www.puppyfind.com/l/?acct_id=988862

This week the puppies started walking around and playing with each other !!! We moved them to a smaller crate for sleeping and a large play area for somewhere to play. This helps them learn the process of crate training. They now ALL go into the crate when they want to sleep and come out to play and potty! I love watching them grow and change – it all happens so fast right now. Since it has been sunny outside we have spent a few afternoons playing outside and experiencing the sunshine and turf ! They Love it! We have introduced a potty box for them to start going to the bathroom in the same location .. its early but they are going potty in there!! I’m so excited to share these sweet babies with you in the weeks to come! We are organizing and starting to plan for a family play date where you can come over and play with / meet your puppy once they are 6 weeks old and get a chance to ask questions snuggle and watch them all interact with each other! Right now all they do is eat sleep and play for a few minutes. By the end of the month they will be ready to play for an extended time and you will really get a chance to see how sweet they are !

Coat: The Cockapoo has a coat which combines aspects of the Poodle and Cocker Spaniel coats. It may be very curly, flat, or anywhere in between. The Cockapoo can be a wide variety of colors such as white, cream, tan, or a mix thereof. A variety of coat colors and textures can appear in the same litter.

Character: The Cockapoo is known for its pleasant temperament, loyalty and patience. Cockapoos are outgoing and eager for human companionship and attention. The Cockapoo will grow unhappy if it is left alone too often.

Temperament: The Cockapoo’s kind disposition makes it an ideal family pet. The Cockapoo is gentle and loving with children and enjoys the company of all living things, including other dogs and pets.

Care: Cockapoos do not shed much, however the coat does require extensive grooming. Like other hybrids, Cockapoos tend to have fewer health problems than most purebreds (known as ‘hybrid vigor’).

Training: Cockapoos are intelligent and eager to please, which usually makes training a simple procedure. A consistent but not overly firm approach is required.

Activity: The Cockapoo has low exercise demands. A small yard where it can run freely and an occasional walk, in addition to its indoor antics, will keep it happy. The Cockapoo is a good breed for an apartment or condominium. They LOVE their Humans ! They want be where you are – outside doing activities or on the couch they are happy!!

We look forward to helping you find the right puppy for you. Talk to you soon