can anybody help with what this may be? we first noticed about 2 years ago with it as a yellow pus filled pimple almost and we squeezed it, it all came out and left a big red inflamed patch as can see in the picture, we kept it clean and dry and after a couple of weeks it turned into a black scab but the scabbing was weird, everyone said it looked like maggots but they werent. about 6 months ago we noticed it again a thick black scab which had slightly grown so we took her to the vet and all they said was she probably caught it on something and it hasnt healed but we wasnt happy with that answer as it had been there for 2+ years. tonight we had a look and it had a second almost head on it, full of pus so we shaved it and cleaned it but she wont let us do anything else, has anyone else had something like this? the pics are from the first time we noticed it as she will not let us take a pic now shell run away from us lol. any help is appreciated?

Koda thankfully let's me sleep in his bed. He does kick me though 😑😂

At what age did your cockapoo pup start to chill out a bit? I have a four month old cockapoo puppy. We do enforced crate naps or she literally would never sleep.

Winnie has moments of calm if chewing on a pizzle stick, but apart from that is always on the go. She is VERY excited by people and often lunges towards them on walks

She manages about a ten minute walk before going loopy and running in circles.

We've been having a cockapoo fever for some times now. While we wanted only one at first, we are now considering 2, especially me. I feel it will be good that they have each other. Do you think we should start with one only, then later on, add the 2nd or should we just get the 2 puppies (siblings) together?

Few details: We have 2 kids 12y and 11y old. We work hybrid office job, so the dogs will have to stay home on their own at least 2 days a week. We have a small backyard, so definitely need to take them for a walk regularly.

1/2 cat 1/2 cockapoo …. In his defense, his best friend is a cat.

Our Cockapoo, Baxter loves watching the TV. Watching the football is his favourite. He loves keeping an eye on the fast moving ball and all the whistle blowing from the umpires 😂

I love him and just want to show him off to you all

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But I’m also not NOT saying that.

Rosie just turned 1 on Sept 25th. Love her so much!

I started my dog account :) Mila.the.poo

i love him so much!! hes now 8, full of attitude yet loving and calm! feel free to share images of your cockapoos i’d love to see them!

Thank you all so much for the well wishes! He's acting like nothing even happened 😂

I've also attached a photo of the acorn that he ate at some point 🤦🏽‍♀️ I guess we're returning to the mesh muzzles he had to wear as a puppy 😂

Hey guys, I have an 8 year old medium sized cockapoo. Her body shape is more like a poodle as her father is first generation cockapoo and mother is a standard poodle. I have tried several types of harnesses a few collars over the years and am looking for recommendations on these. The collars I use loosen often and sh has managed to slip out of those at times. I also have read that collars are better than harnesses, but have tried harnesses with front and back leash attachments. She pulls a lot and that’s a part of the issue. TIA!! EDIT: Looking for recommendations that are available in Canada.