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Love love LOVE this video! Your cockapoo is so like mine at 16 weeks old as his the experiences and it is so nice to see. I feel i have seen a window into his future and this is one of the few dog breeds whose cuteness grows as he/she gets bigger.
Thanks for this! We have cockapoo (Monty) who's just a couple of months older than Ralph and they look very similar and seem to have very similar temperaments. I didn't want a dog but my wife did with our daughter imminently going off to University. I must say I've been converted.
Oh my word, absolutely gorgeous. What a fantastic film you've put together.. loved it ❤️We've just picked up our 8 week old cockerpoo ( Digby ) and I'm sure we're in for some very fun times with him 😊😊 take care
We just got a baby cockapoo, now we know what we can expect as for size and activities. It was fun to watch him grow. Especially the fun in water. Thanks!
I loved watching this! Thanks for making and sharing it... We're planning on bringing home a cockapoo next year after our home renovations. Trying to figure out sizes; is the poodle in your dog's breeding a standard-sized or a miniature?
@Leah Dietze I would most likely assume his poodle parent was either miniature or Moyen but more likely Moyen based on their cockapoo size. Moyen just means middle, so a size between miniature and standard that’s usually average of 25-40 pound ish. Hope this might’ve been helpful.
Thank you! Unfortunately I lost contact with the breeder, which is one of my biggest regrets, as I would love to reconnect with his siblings. Best of luck with your adoption, please keep me updated!
He was advertised as a miniature, but I have seen such a variety of sizes online - some much smaller, but also 'miniatures' that are much bigger. I really think it's hard to tell!
Excellent video Ross. :) Serious food for thought as I have a 5 year old Yorkiepoo who has fathered 5 pups with a lovely cockerpoo but I am very fit but in in my mid 60's so do I want my first ever real pup ( after having dogs for 30 years ) especially as I walk 7 dogs (on average ) every week day including boarding 3/4 most days ? :) @ @@RossLannon
