Tucker'S PROFILE
About Tucker
GEN
F1
BREED
Cockapoo
WEIGHT
4lb 6oz @ 8.6 weeks
EST ADULTWEIGHT
12-18 lbs
BORN
8/7/2020
AGE
6 years, 17 days
GENDER
Male
REGISTRY
n/a
WEIGHT
19.0 lbs
BREED
Cocker Spaniel
WEIGHT
15.0 lbs
BREED
Poodle
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BREED INFORMATION
Learn More About Cockapoos
Cockapoo Breed Info
Sweet and cuddly, affectionate, friendly, and jolly, Cockapoo puppies are cute little joy bringers who most of all, love to love.
A cross between a Cocker Spaniel and a Mini Poodle, the Cockapoos are the happiest of dogs. They are known to joyfully bounce around from one room to the next and have an infectious “I love life” attitude. They are clever and loyal, they excel at canine sports, and they are definitely a treat to have around.
Precious and small, this adorable Poodle mix has a height of 10 to 15 inches and a weight of 12 to 25 pounds. They have big round expressive eyes, cute floppy ears, and a great deal of personality.
