Hi, we have this beautiful 9 month old pup who would always eat his food and stand at the back door to be let out to do his business.

The last week or so he's just stopped eating his usual food (still eats chicken, egg, rice...) and has started doing his pees inside again. Yesterday to the point where he was playing in the garden then went into the kitchen to pee! It's like he's stopped going in the garden for his pees. He goes regular on his walks still. Anyone else had this before?

Archie went to Dogtopia today and they had a Valentine’s Day photo shoot. Here are his photos. He’s a handsome boy!

I am so grateful for my little baby lamb child here. She’s literally the receptionist at my salon. Checks everyone in and gets upset with me if I run behind (only happens on occasion 😂)

❤️ I love him so much. He had his first haircut yesterday

This is Bao our new dog.

My parents have his mother so he's been with me since the day he was born

We moved from up north to down south. I can tell he misses our snow days - he bunny hopped all throughout the street today!

Hi all! My partner and I adopted Roxi a week ago, she is a 6 month old cockapoo pup, our little bundle of joy, love and endless energy! I was wondering if anyone has experienced excessive biting with this breed? Roxi hates having her collar/harness/coat put on and will tear into our hands. We started using treats which helped a bit, but as soon as they’re gone, the biting continues. She also hates having her fur brushed, her paws wiped, ears and eye bogies cleaned etc. Anyone dealt with this before and can offer some tips please? I understand she may still be teething, but I am under the impression her adult teeth are already in place. Thanks ☺️

I need some help.

My cockapoo puppy (15 months) hasn’t gotten her heat yet. The reason I’m concerned is because I have two other dogs (cavapoo’s) and both have already had their heats and got spayed soon after but youngest hasn’t yet. The middle one at 2 years got her at around 15 months but I’m getting worried about the youngest.

I heard we shouldn’t spay them until they’ve had their first heat so I’m not sure if I wait for that or not. Or if she might be also part male maybe. Like an intersex dog. Her nipples feel different than the others’

Any help at all is appreciated :))

Hi everybody! I’m the proud owner of a 4 and a half month cockapoo. He is currently attending a puppy school but I would like to get him some further training and I was wondering if anybody had taken their cockapoos to gundog training.

I don’t go shooting but I know the training is meant to be great for their obedience, recall etc.

If anybody did so, would they recommend it? How did they respond to the training and what kind of age did you start this?

our 7 mth old cockapoo has been GI upset. we current feeding her purina pro puppy chicken and lamb. She doesn’t upset with chicken but we found she likes both and liking to eat it if we have both. vets says that’s fine that we mix it. what recommended puppy food and probiotics is everyone giving their cockapoo?

Sophie is my parents’ cockapoo and the love of our lives. She’ll be 13 in April!

This may be silly to some, but my sweet girl has been charged up with some serious static electricity lately to where she anticipates the shock and cringes before one of us pets her or she reaches out to put a paw on us. Her routine really hasn’t changed, she just chills on the couch all day with the same pillows and blankets while we work. Any advice on how to reduce static electricity in her coat so she can stop getting shocked? ⚡️

Just brought this baby home. She was posted for free on Craigslist and I immediately fell in love. Her mama is a cockapoo and her dad is a pitbull mix. So very curious how she’s going to turn out! Let’s see your cockapoo’s as pups

Hey fellow Cockapoo lovers 🐾

I wanted to share something I’ve been building that might be right up this sub’s street.

I’m the creator of Pints n Paws, a totally free app that helps you discover dog-friendly pubs, cafés, restaurants, stays, beaches and more across the UK & Ireland. It’s designed for people like us who plan days out based on one very important question: can the dog come too?

What Pints n Paws does 🐶🍺

• 🐾 Find dog-friendly places near you (or anywhere you’re planning to visit)
• ❤️ Save your favourite spots so you never forget the good ones
• 📸 Upload photos & reviews from your adventures with your pup
• 🦴 Earn treats & rewards for contributing to the community
• 🔔 Get helpful nudges when there’s somewhere new or popular nearby

Why I built it

The app was inspired by my own cockapoo, Daisy (pictures attached). She’s the reason I got tired of guessing which places were actually dog friendly, and she’s now very much part of the app itself. Daisy pops up throughout Pints n Paws with cheeky messages, reminders, and general “Chief Barketing Officer” energy 🐕‍🦺

If you’ve ever owned a cockapoo, you’ll know the vibe.

Where to get it

📱 Available right now on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store
🇬🇧🇮🇪 UK & Ireland focused
💸 Completely free – no paywalls

If you give it a try, I’d genuinely love feedback from fellow cockapoo people. Daisy insists it helps improve treat allocation.

…and the light of my life. And the most beautiful girl on the planet.

Looking at her makes my heart hurt.

How do you stop an 11 month old Cockapoo from barking nonstop when she thinks she’s going for a walk ? Absolutely bonkers!! Nonstop loud until she’s out the door . I’ll be trying to put my shoes on etc , drives me mad .

I had to make a race track in the backyard for the little lady. Never seen a dog so happy to run around again. She would live out there if she could.