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Posted on March 20, 2016 by Simon James — 36 Comments ↓  Introducing The CockadorA friend of mine recently bought a Cockador puppy and I was so impressed with how winsome it is I had to update my Cockapoo friends.There is not much information well-nigh the origins of the Cockador. What I can determine by looking at Google search statistics is the term ‘Cockador’ first began to be searched on in 2005.A Cockador is a hybrid dog similar to the Cockapoo.  You may have made an educated guess that if a Cocker Spaniel is bred with a Labrador  Cockador puppy is produced.Retrievers and Labradors are known to be the most over-bred dogs, so instilling some hybrid vigor, by bringing in flipside thoroughbred line and strengthening the genetics with a Cocker parent is a good idea.  Cockador TemperamentYou need to mindful that Labradors are gun dogs. This ways they are going to have a strong retrieving instincts. Their friendly temperament has led The Labrador to be a popular choice as a powerlessness assistance dog. We can deduce from this the Cockador will have the same friendly and trainable temperament that the Labrador is famous for.Cocker Spaniels were moreover bred as hunting dogs so this retrieving foible is going to be enhanced further. You may want to trammels if the parents come from ‘Working’ or ‘Show’ stock as working dogs have a lot of energy and need a lot of exercise (think two-three outings a day).Sizes and ColoursCockadors will be smaller than the stereotype Labrador which may be desirable for many people.Brown, chocolate, blond and woebegone are the most usual colours but then the Cocker influence will midpoint other colours will sally such as bridle, roan and red tones. Depending on which parent they take without they will have a short lab stratify or perhaps a slightly longer wavy coat.  BreedersSince Cockadors are in their infancy as a breed, a first navigate (F1) puppy will be most common. This ways that both parent dogs would be registered with the Kennel Club so do trammels the misogynist records to ensure both parents are healthy.Follow all the normal translating when choosing a puppy.  If you need to read up try both of these guides.RSPCA AdviceThe Dogs TrustThank you to Rebecca Wright for the photos!Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInRedditPinterestLike this:Like Loading...Related Posted in unstipulated Post navigation← Dog Rescues or Dog Shelters – Where To Find A Cockapoo?Common Cockapoo Problems: Overcoming Separation Anxiety → 36 comments on “What Is A Cockador?” Jenny says: May 5, 2016 at 5:50 pm Love the fact this new navigate successors is starting to get recognition! I have a 2 year old woebegone Cockador and she is the BEST visualization I overly made! She is often mistaken for a labrador puppy, she is playful, obedient and has the loveliest nature! I highly recommend this navigate – she is veritably wittiness obsessed and hands to exercise. Obviously you can’t guarentee how a dog will turn out but she is from working parents which I think contributes to her nature 😊Loading...Reply Simon James says: May 29, 2016 at 6:36 pm Hi Jenny – Thanks for this. My friends have one which where the pictures came from. I love their size and perfect temperament. SimonLoading...Reply tracy says: June 2, 2016 at 9:35 pm hi i have a 6 month old woebegone cockador and shes wondrous i got to say shes been nonflexible work but shes the most loving energetic pup overly ,,shes very clever and id love flipside one but dont think hubby would lolLoading...Reply Simon James says: June 4, 2016 at 10:51 am there a lovely hybrid dog, quite variegated in looks from the cockapoo- i unchangingly enjoy one dog at a time 😉Loading...Reply Matt says: July 26, 2016 at 12:41 pm My chocolate labrador has jus had a litter of 6 chocolate cockadors there gawjus word-stock wait for them to grow upLoading...Reply Simon James says: July 28, 2016 at 12:12 pm That’s wonderful Matt- I would love to see some photos and add them to this page.Loading...Reply Jess says: August 18, 2016 at 10:56 pm Hi, I have a 1 year old fox red cockador and she’s perfect. I wanted a dog for agility and she has been the best, unchangingly so focused. But I’m sure that’s considering both her parents are from working stock!Loading...Reply Simon James says: August 30, 2016 at 8:28 am work stock = a lot of exercise 🙂Loading...Reply tracy says: September 18, 2016 at 10:13 pm i have a 10 month old cockador,called holly,, and shes the most loveist playfull well behaved dog ive overly had ,she loves everyone ,shes washed-up some naughty things but thats stuff a puppy ,id love flipside one so if anyone knows of someone selling one id love a chocolate girlLoading...Reply Rachel says: November 13, 2016 at 11:55 am I have a 7 month old blond and White Cockador puppy. I knew little well-nigh this successors so I wanted to add to the yack to requite other possible future owners increasingly ideas. She looks like a mini lab and behaves exactly like a spaniel. She is from working parents but is a family pet. She is very bouncy, enthusiastic, clever, and sweet natured. But can be a handful when she sees other people or dogs as she is so excited that she jumps virtually on 2 legs. She adores running very fast in the fields, easy to exercise, but she will nippy out at home and is happy stuff left alone. Not wrung of anything. She needs mental stimulation as well as some (not loads) of exercise. Not the calmest puppy but very sweet, a huge weft and I think she will be perfect at 3!Loading...Reply Simon James says: November 14, 2016 at 4:50 pm Hi Rachel- thanks for subtracting to the discussion 😀Loading...Reply Tooey Gowar says: November 18, 2016 at 6:54 pm Hi. we are looking for a Cockador in Jan/February time. Ideally blond and white bitch. Anyone know any litters arriving soon?Loading...Reply Dr Rosalind Jones says: January 17, 2017 at 11:08 pm Hi Tooey. We have a litter of cockador puppies born 27th Dec. We are a KC registered breeder who successors occasionally and alimony our dogs for working and are part of the family. We own both the cocker wagger who is golden and spanking-new working pedigree and our woebegone Labrador who has an outstanding working pedigree and are KC reg. We moreover have grand mother and auntie at home. We have one surf and one stake yellow bitch.Moreover2 woebegone dogs and 1 woebegone bitch. Parents have friendly kind temperaments and very easy to train. Pups will be microchipped injected wormed and vet checked. £400 dogs £ 450 girls. Our dogs are equally happy vegging with us or out working all day and love the car!Loading...Reply Louise Pearl says: January 19, 2017 at 4:33 pm Hi Rosalind, I am very interested in reading well-nigh your Cockador puppies. I see that your puppies are from working parents – would they be suitable for an zippy retired 68-year old couple who live in a town but walk every day and spend the summer in France? We have unchangingly been dog owners and our Boxer sadly died two years ago and we can only just squatter looking for flipside dog. We are looking for a sweet tempered pretty wagger and would love to meet yours if at all possible. Perhaps you would be kind unbearable to let me know where you live and if it would be possible to meet you and your pups. Thanks so much, LouiseLoading...Reply Rosalind Jones says: February 1, 2017 at 6:32 am Hi Louise, so sorry only just seen this-it’s a good job you found us! See you soon to pick up Tuppence. I’ve now registered for email prompts.Loading...Reply Paul says: March 11, 2017 at 12:23 pm Hi Rosalind. We are interested in getting a cockador. Not sure if you have any increasingly puppies available? We are on Surrey area. Maybe you are close? Finding it difficult to find a breeder in the area. Would fathom an email if you are worldly-wise to help in any way. Thanks, Paul.Loading... Michele Taylor says: July 12, 2017 at 6:59 pm Hi Rosalind,We would moreover be very interested to know if you are tastefulness increasingly Cockadors, apologies if you are inundated with queries.We squint forward to hearing from you.MicheleLoading... Sarah Blackman says: March 2, 2017 at 8:19 pm Hi Rosalind, Can you tell me if you have any of your Cockador pups left? Thank you. SarahLoading...Reply Gemma Puzas says: April 26, 2017 at 7:04 am Will you be tastefulness again. We are considering getting a cockadore but they seem to be nonflexible to find.MoreoverI would love to see some photos of them as a puppy and an older dog if anyone has them.Loading...Reply Andrew Willingham says: May 13, 2017 at 9:36 am Hi Rosalind. We are really keen to get a Cockador and breeders seem very rare. Is there any endangerment that you are planning a litter soon? We were hoping to get a puppy virtually August. Many thanks AndrewLoading...Reply Charlotte Allocca says: January 7, 2018 at 5:43 pm Hi there I have seen your ad on this forum we are looking for a cockador puppy we have very recently lost our much loved cocker spaniel – a friends parents has a cockador and we have fallen in love with the breed. We are in London with a holiday home in the Isle of Wight and a unconfined lifestyle to offer a dog!Loading...Reply Claire says: January 15, 2017 at 10:10 pm Hi I am late to the discussion but I stipulate with all that has been said before. I have a 16 month old cockador and his is wonderful. He gets bored hands so needs a lot of stimulation but both of his parents were working types so it’s not surprising. He is fun, loving, my weightier friend. I didn’t set out to get a cockador and I know many people dislike the rise in navigate breeds but if my Buddy is anything to go by, this is a fantastic cross.Loading...Reply Lori says: January 28, 2017 at 6:30 am I really like the squint and what I have read well-nigh this breed, but I cannot find any breeders in Canada, where do you get them?Loading...Reply Melissa says: February 15, 2017 at 2:57 pm Hello I am looking to get a cockador puppy later in the year, but I am struggling to find a breeder, I finger suspicious of adverts on sale websites, can anyone help. Assuming this is a uk site. Thank you xLoading...Reply Annabelle says: February 21, 2017 at 11:15 pm I have two cockadors sheldon 2.5 years lab Mum cocker dad looks like a chocolate lab and Amy 1.5 cocker Mum lab dad looks like a woebegone lab with a cocker build weightier dogs in the world wondrous friendly nature just want to play wittiness or with other dogs love to swim and love cuddles with us everyone we know love them and I wouldn’t be without them.Loading...Reply Debbie says: March 9, 2017 at 8:17 am Hi I have a three year old Cockador. When we bought him i knew nobody else who had plane heard of them. People were saying are you sure? You have no idea what he will be like. I grew up with a Lab but we wanted a smaller Dog that my children could handle. Alfie is the most loving dog ive met. He has the chilled nature of a lab indoors and very easy to train.(labrador appetite) hes playful and like previous post is obsessed by a Tennis ball. I often get asked if hes a puppy as he looks like a lab with short legs. He is moreover an unusual fox red colour with a white mark on his throne and white tip of tail. Its unconfined that this post is misogynist for someone considering a cockodor. I certainly wasnt disappointed.Loading...Reply Gail says: March 28, 2017 at 3:54 pm I have a 5 month puppy who is a cockadore…….mum was a woebegone lab and dad a red and white working cocker….she came from a litter of 8 all variegated colours…Tess is a golden colour with white chest and socks….she has the most trappy nature..loves and greets everyone she meets….she looks increasingly like a small lab but with the shorter working spaniel ears. She adores water and does a joyful flit surpassing bounding in!….prefers a stick to a ball. We crated her from the word go…..she never has soiled it……she loves to be with us and on walks is unchangingly off the lead never venturing far…her recall is excellent. She was the weightier visualization we made….her temperament is so lovely!Loading...Reply Jo Lennon says: April 17, 2017 at 5:29 pm i have a 4 year old chocolate cockaor, who is amazing. So obedient, easy to train, loveable, friendly and affectionate. The perfect doggy friend. Cannot fault this breed, and would hesitate to go for a variegated successors in the future, as she is such a pleasure to have around.Loading...Reply Brenda Thompson says: November 6, 2017 at 2:11 pm Hi Jo Having washed-up months of research I’ve decided a Cockerdor fits our requirements. Are you happy to recommend the name if your breeder. We are looking to have a pup from early Feb2018. As we have no remoter holidays planned vastitude this. Many thanksLoading...Reply wayne says: October 20, 2017 at 3:49 pm We bought a cockador pup last week he is so playful and lovable he is into everything at the moment so zippy and zestful ha ha a bit of a handful just like a victual only 9 weeks old can’t wait for him to grow upLoading...Reply wendy says: October 24, 2017 at 2:25 pm I am looking for a well bred cockerdor to be a friend to my gorgeous 2 year old Vizsla . If anyone knows any good quality pups in the UK , would love to hear from youLoading...Reply Charlotte Allocca says: January 7, 2018 at 5:47 pm Hi if anyone has cockador breeder details anywhere in the uk we are looking nonflexible for a pup!Many thanks – so nonflexible to find one!Loading...Reply KittyD says: February 12, 2018 at 11:01 pm Hi, we’re a family of 4 looking for a genuine cockador that’s been specie from 2 healthy parents. Any breeders out there due a litter?Loading...Reply Sara Madden says: February 21, 2018 at 4:04 pm Hi, we too are a family of four from Cheshire looking for a Cockador puppy from March/ April bred from 2 healthy KC registered parents. Anybody know of any breeders who are expecting a litter?Loading...Reply Anne says: February 25, 2018 at 8:52 pm We are looking for a Cockerdoor puppy to take ownership from May 2017 would love to hear from any potential breeders with puppies misogynist virtually this time.Loading...Reply Ruth says: August 1, 2018 at 5:31 am I’ve moreover got a lovely 7 month honey coloured bitch. She is just adorable, she has the spaniel flushing out traits and the labrador nature. I moreover have a miniature honey coloured labradoodle who is 2 1/4 and they just venerate one another.Loading...Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply Buy nowPopular ArticlesTraining Tips: How To Teach Your Cockapoo His NameWhat Is TheStereotypeLife Expectancy Of A CockapooCan A Cockapoo Be Left Alone?F1 Cockapoo: UnderstandTastefulnessGenerationsCockapoo Vs CavapooThe Champagne CockapooHow big is a full grown Cockapoo?Cockapoo Sizes: There’s Four To Choose FromTeacup Toy CockapooBuying A Cockapoo PuppyCockapoo Toilet Training: 7 Steps to Teaching your CockapooCockapoo Puppy Training: An Structured Exercise ProgrammeCommon Cockapoo Problems: Overcoming separation anxietyCan I Feed My Cockapoo Carrots?What Is A Cockador?Dog Rescues or Dog Shelters – Where To Find A Cockapoo?Cockapoo Training: A 30 Minute GuideHow To Handle A Cockapoo Puppy For The First timeDo Cockapoos shed?How to suffuse your cockapoo puppy for the first timeHow do I stop my puppy from bitingAre you making hip dysplasia increasingly likely with the wrong diet?Is sleeping with your cockapoo bad for your healthCockapoo Barking Issues: Simple Training To Stop Unwanted Barking terms of useprivacy policyaccessibilitycookie policyContact © 2018 Cockapoo For Life Responsive II powered by WordPress ↑ This website uses cookiesThis website uses cookies to modernize your experience. 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