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Cockapoo Rescue | Cockapoo For Life Skip to content Skip to main menu Cockapoo For LifePuppies, Breeders and Rescue Pages Menu Mobile menu toggleAboutBuying A Cockapoo PuppyHow Much Should I Pay?Cockapoo Puppies CostsCockapoo Training CentreCockapoo Puppy Training Programme: ExerciseTraining Tips: How To Teach Your Cockapoo His NameCockapoo Toilet TrainingCockapoo Barking Issues: Simple Training To Stop Unwanted BarkingHow Do I Stop My Cockapoo Puppy From Biting?Cockapoo BreedersCockapoo Rescue PagesGroomingCockapoo Grooming ToolsGrooming and healthDo Cockapoos Shed?Cockapoo ColoursBlack CockapooWhite CockapooChampagne CockapooRed CockapooCream CockapooChocolate CockapooBrindle Cockapoo Home › Cockapoo Rescue Pages Cockapoo Rescue Pages Posted on February 6, 2015 by Simon James — 68 Comments ↓   AdviceWell-nighRescuing A Cockapoo DogIf you’re unrepealable you want to rescue a Cockapoo then you have a number of options to try. If you are not quite sure yet you definitely want a Cockapoo then read this vendible first.  I also recommend reading reading up the hypoallergenic qualities of the Cockapoo. I should warn you option 5 (below) is quite risky (in terms of stuff unrepealable you will end up with a happy and healthy dog). Many people do go this route which is why I have included it but you really need to know the difference between a responsible breeder and a irresponsible breeder.   Check out the this page if you want to know increasingly well-nigh that. Anyway, here is the list:Use the list of dog shelters below that winnow small and mixed successors dogs (UK only)Approach the National CockapooSuccessorsClubsCockapoo rescuesDedicated Cockapoo forumsSearch classified advertisementsLets squint at these options in a bit increasingly detail.1. List of rescue centres and dog shelters most likely to prefer and re-home a cockapoo dog Tobias & TrudyYou need to be enlightened that there are no specific Cockapoo shelters in the UK or the USA. There are dog shelters however that winnow small, mix-breed dogs (which a Cockapoo is). I have compiled a list of over 100 shelters and grouped them into regions- just click on the region to find a shelter near you and ask if they have a Cockapoo.ScotlandIrelandNorth east EnglandNorth west EnglandMidlands & East AngliaLondonSouth East EnglandSouth West England2. What you can expect from a shelter Ollie (cockapoo / chorkie mix)All shelters want to ensure their dogs are going to a good home. They won’t mind you phoning up and asking if they have cockapoo dog as they want to place every dog in the right home. If you know that a cockapoo is going to suit your lifestyle it shows you have considered your circumstances and the type of dog you can manage. Most rescue dogs are at least 6 months old and you should be prepared to:Exercise your dog at least once a dayKeep your dog well groomedSpend money for pet insurance, quality dog supplies and unstipulated set up financing of keeping a dog (basket, crate, collar and leash, toys). It adds up!There is usually an wardship fee to pay if you are going to prefer which is virtually £100 ($150)  –  a small contribution to the shelters’ costs. This will often include providing an ID chip, inoculations and neutering. Most shelters insist on doing a home visit and will ask you to fill in some forms well-nigh your family composition. Children and other pets are unchangingly a consideration as to whether raising a dog is going to be a success.The dog should never be a souvenir for a child. Cockapoo’s live 15-18 years on average and will be around long without a child’s interest in having a puppy has passed. The last thing the shelter wants is for the dog to come when to them so they make every effort to find a permanent loving home. The best shelters offer ongoing support and translating without you prefer a dog as they see sustaining the dog in a new home as part of their service.  That said, they won’t let you take the dog unless they finger unrepealable you are ready to make a life long commitment.3. Cockapoo Rescues TyroneYou should moreover be enlightened of the difference between a shelter and a rescue. Rescue groups are individuals usually unfluctuating to the national successors group or it can be a group of individuals who take in unwanted Cockapoos, and provide them with veterinary care, and seek to re-home them permanently. Shelters can have a level of government funding where as rescues are solely volunteer led and won’t have kennels to house their dogs. Temporary superintendency is given from people’s homes.The CCGB would be a good starting point of contact in the UK. Here is a page where you can register your interest.In the USA the successors club has a different purpose as explained by Dave Zaro of the American Cockapoo Club in a recent email to me – We don’t maintain a list of rescue sites.  Rescue groups typically are not just for one particular breed, and they are usually fairly easy to locate in your zone if you ask vets or local breeders.  The purpose of the American Cockapoo Club is to maintain registry of members’ parents and puppies, and to set standards for the Cockapoo successors as well as hold our member breeders to upstanding standards.It’s not unusual for successors clubs like CCGB or Cockapoo Owners Club (in the UK)  to find a foster home if they are notified that a Cockapoo is going to be homeless. If possible the original owner will hang on to their Cockapoo until a new owner is identified through the successors club.Thenyou can visit the CCGB to register your interest.4. Dedicated Cockapoo  forumsThe forums unelevated are run in undertone with the national Cockapoo successors clubs.  People that are zippy on the forums are Cockapoo owners and genuinely superintendency and are concerned to hear well-nigh Cockapoos who may need re-homing.  It’s worthwhile joining the forums, going to the relevant thread and asking for translating well-nigh how to rescue a Cockapoo.Because the UK is much smaller than the USA this option works as you should be worldly-wise to momentum to collect a dog no matter where you live.  Forums are not an option in the USA because of the vast geography. As mentioned whilom only localised searching virtually registered veterinary practices and reputable cockapoo breeders is realistic.The two most reliable UK forums are:Cockapoo Owners ClubCockapoo Club of GB5. Classified Ads (risky)I’m including this option as so many people nomination  this method. This is where the hobby breeders and puppy mill teachers hang out trying to get rid of left over dogs. There are number of largest known websites that are prominent when searching for rescue dogs. Remember to try and speak to the seller over the phone and ask as many questions as you can to find out the history of the dog.  Trust your gut feeling well-nigh the person you are speaking to and don’t finger obligated to take on a project when you are just looking for a suitable family pet.Here are the websites that seem to be have largest wardship virtually listings:PrelovedPets4homesThere may be genuine and honest people trying to re-home their Cockapoo but don’t let your heart rule your head.‘Rescue Cockapoo’ is a misogynist for firsthand download as part of the Cockapoo stow of ebooks  68 comments on “Cockapoo Rescue Pages” Simon James says: November 28, 2015 at 3:27 pm hi VirginiaWe don’t source dogs but this is your weightier starting point http://www.cockapooclubchat.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=37Reply Wendy Mulela says: February 29, 2016 at 4:54 pm Hi Simon, Just to requite you an update… The Cockapoo Community is moreover a reliable forum, and we moreover have a list of recommended home breeders who meet our criteria. We can be found here https://www.facebook.com/groups/1410843995894839/Reply Simon James says: March 1, 2016 at 5:07 pm Hi Wendy – That’s wonderful, I’ll update my site soon. SionReply Rod Fuller says: July 10, 2016 at 6:12 pm Please can you let me know if there is a Cockapoo that needs a loving relaxed forever home. We are an zippy retired couple who have grandchildren to visit occasionally and are missing having a dog in our lives since our last Labrador passed yonder of old age. Many thanks Rod FullerReply Simon James says: July 17, 2016 at 6:56 pm Hi Rod – sorry to hear well-nigh your dog passing away. you can register your interest here http://www.cockapooclubgb.co.uk/cockapoo-rescue-rehoming–respite-care.htmlReply BeverleyOakley says: September 12, 2016 at 2:01 pm Hi, I have a cockatoo verisimilitude surf she is 5yrs, I have a job now and she got separation issues We need a home that’s got time for her, someone who has retired , she’s very loving can you help will travel for right people Thank youReply Simon James says: September 17, 2016 at 5:06 pm hi Rod. Thanks for your message. I will send out an email to my email list 🙂 kind regards SimonReply steve says: September 20, 2016 at 5:30 pm Hi Beverley … my parents in law are looking for an older Cockapoo – they are both retired and miss having a dog. We have a cockapoo that they venerate and have now decided a poo is for them. can you send me some increasingly details pleaseReply Gill Dolman says: September 23, 2016 at 1:19 pm Hi Beverley, are you still looking for a loving home for your cockapoo. We live in Wallasey on the Wirral Peninsula so lots of lovely walks by the sea. My partner would love to have a cockapoo as he is retired so has plenty of time to devote to her. We would love to provide a new home for her. Hope that you may consider meeting us we would be prepared to travel to you. Kind regards GillyReply BeverleyOakley says: October 10, 2016 at 7:31 pm Hi Gill are you still interested in milly. Please let me know, thank you xReply Jackie Robertson says: November 14, 2016 at 6:24 pm My husband and I are both retired and would love to requite this trappy dog a kind loving home but I suppose he was snapped up.Reply Simon James says: November 16, 2016 at 4:25 pm We don’t facility rescues through this website. I recommend you squint here http://www.cockapooclubgb.co.uk/cockapoo-rescue-rehoming–respite-care.html Good luck SimonReply Linda DePellette says: March 7, 2017 at 10:17 am Hi Beverly, i am an older person with the responsibility of a young child, and i have health issues. i have been looking for a cockapoo for some time now. im not registered on any site but i would be happy to requite your parents peace of mind and to requite a forever home.Reply Neil Clarke says: October 20, 2017 at 4:41 pm I am a semi retired 68 year old,I work two days a week,me and my wife would love to requite your cockatoo a loving caring home.Reply Paula Atkins says: September 14, 2018 at 8:15 pm Hello! we live on Wandsworth Common and have recently lost our minion Cavapoo. He was 11. We would be interested in talking to you well-nigh your dog. We are both retired adn have plenty of time to spend with a dog. Is she ok with cats??Weightierwishes PaulaReply Pattie StreTfield says: September 22, 2018 at 2:37 pm Hi she sounds just what I am looking for, I am retired and walk a unconfined deal but I need a pal who wAnts to walk as much as I do I live in Surrey and not working, I ha e a small garden and have had a dog surpassing who unfortunately died of cancer Let me know if I can come and visit herWeightierwishes PattieReply Gareth Pope says: September 22, 2018 at 10:47 pm Hi Pattie I am unchangingly home as I have been diagnosed with a rare illness tabbed gastroparises so can’t work and would be really interestedReply Bettie Wylie & Lisa says: November 9, 2017 at 4:02 pm Hi there. We are in search of a loving home for Diamond, our cockapoo. She well kept, shots and more. Please call: 410-908-3176 or 443-799-5965 …leave message if no answer. we will return your call. thanks in advance. Everyone loves Diamond and you will too.Reply Angela says: December 30, 2017 at 2:34 pm Just found this site but I suppose Diamond has once found a new home. If not could you let me know roughly where you are as we live south west and spend most days on or near the beach. Many thanksReply Ann says: June 19, 2018 at 1:32 pm I have a cockapoo that is 6 years old and needs a forever home. I am a single mom of 2 and our lives are so busy, our dog gets left in the kennel a lot and needs increasingly attention. Let me know if you are interested. Ann aobrig@gmail.comReply Michelle says: August 15, 2018 at 8:40 am Hi Ann…..did you manage to redo me your dog? MichelleReply Gillian Taylor says: July 21, 2016 at 11:43 am I have a cockerpoo who is a agility dog .I am looking for flipside one to train up moreover to train obedience to gold standard. My own cockerpoo is now 7years old. I moreover have a cocker spaniel who is 9 years old having just retired from agility. I thought it would be good to rescue a cockerpoo and requite her a new life with a dog friendly family. I hope that I reach the criteria for rehoming a little girl.thanksReply Simon James says: July 25, 2016 at 1:49 pm Hi Gillian – you need to register your interests with the CCGB.Reply BeverleyOakley says: September 21, 2016 at 4:52 pm Hi steve. Where well-nigh do you live? Millie is a very loving dog, she’s be spayed, micro chipped, she needs lots of exercise very demanding, she’s up to stage with her vacationReply Steve says: October 1, 2016 at 5:33 pm Hi Beverley We are in the New Forest and my parents in law are in Glastonbury in Somerset. Where are you ? SReply BeverleyOakley says: October 1, 2016 at 6:47 pm Hi steve we live in sth YorkshireReply BeverleyOakley says: October 1, 2016 at 7:12 pm Hi Gilly, milly is still up for rehoming we live in South Yorkshire,which is approximately 2 hours away.if you are still interested we can wordplay anymore questions you may have regarding milly.we will moreover provide a phone number for any future contact.Reply BeverleyOakley says: October 5, 2016 at 7:57 pm Hi Gilly, would you like to email us johnbevoakley@hotmail.com BevReply Malc Scanes says: October 5, 2016 at 9:32 pm Hi Beverley, we are in the process of looking for a cockerpoo, is your dog still available, if so what is the up to stage situation please. Do you have any photo’s of the dog. We are both retired with a cavapoo.Reply Cate says: December 7, 2016 at 4:59 pm Hello Cockapoo Lovers, My little girl is five years old, placid little creature and love to play with all the dogs on the park, very well socialised, but I finger she is lonely at home, she is quite and sleeps, We finger that she would like a little friend to come and live with her, We do not want to go lanugo the road the road of a puppy so and old “Poo” would be lovely, if by any endangerment there is one out there (most unusual) please e-mail us so they can meet and play. Thank You.Reply Mike says: January 2, 2017 at 3:03 pm Hi Possibly looking for an older Cockerpoo (A young dog, would be good) who is in need of a new home. Must get on with cats as we have the one (And we all know who the superabound will be).Reply kevin matthews says: January 13, 2017 at 5:37 pm looking for cockapoo to home dog loving family no children dog will be cared for all its lifeReply Jason Gough says: January 25, 2017 at 12:50 pm Hi Looking for a young male Cockapoo if possible for my 5 year old son & family pet. We would love to provide a forever home to a loving young dog who will be weightier friends to my 5 year old son. we dog sat for friends who had a cockapoo for a week & we all fell in love with him. Now with my 2 eldest daughters soon leaving for Uni we want visitor for our son but moreover for long walks & days out. we are keen campers so the dog would fit right in with our lifestyle.Reply Angela says: January 27, 2017 at 11:26 am I am looking for a medium sized cockerpoo would like a golden girl ? We have unchangingly had dogs both of us have retired and could offer a lovely home for a dog lots of walks and love,we have no childern at now at home ,we have a horse who we love and is a big part of our family which a dog would be the reason i am asking to rehome one is i have rehomed two dogs surpassing who both lived long lifes with us and unchangingly went on holiday with us as they are family,there are a lot of dogs for sale which we could have but i finger if we can requite a dog who needs to be rehomed is a largest thing to do.Reply Eve says: February 15, 2017 at 9:31 am We are well-nigh to purchsse a cockapoo puppy. He is brown and 20 days old due to leave mum and of March. I can’t tell at the moment how curly he’ll be. It was last one male. People alimony saying to for a female. I’m feeling tumbled nowReply Maureen Casson says: March 8, 2017 at 1:34 pm Hello to Beverley Oakley Did you rehome your cockapoo please.I.am looking for one.Reply caroline fanthorpe says: March 15, 2017 at 8:39 am I am a widow and lonely I have just lost my husband in 2015 and I am lonely that’s why I would like a dog I have no money to buy one my name is caroline fanthorpe my number is 07770624297 I hope you can help me I live in LincolnReply Lynda Pike says: March 16, 2017 at 4:13 pm We have recently lost our 12.5 years Airedale dog without 5 happy years. We are looking for a cockapoo this time as we have known a few and found them delightful and lively. Ideally we would like a male red or chocolate weather-beaten well-nigh 5 to 7 years. We live near Westerham 2miles off the M25 with 15 acres of land and lots of public footpaths.Reply Heidi says: April 27, 2017 at 1:03 pm Hello we are looking for a cockapoo for our family, I have an ASD son with no behaviour issues just uneasiness Along with his brother and checking the rescue side surpassing researching breeders as we believe this will help our boys and moreover requite a lovely dog a loving home contact urz123@hotmail.comReply steve says: August 5, 2017 at 5:32 pm hello we are looking for a sister for our 6 y/o cockapoo she has wilt tied to my wifes leg every time my wife gets up our little cocka poo follows her we think that with a little sister or plane a brother she would play increasingly and enjoy life increasingly ,we are both retired and live in a village . many thanks steveReply Sarah says: September 24, 2017 at 8:42 pm Hi we are looking for a older cockapoo who is house trained and good with children and other dogs. We lost our minion boxer dog in march this year 2017 at a good age of 12 years old and we are now ready to requite flipside dog a loving home. We live in the somerset area.Reply Chez says: October 15, 2017 at 7:09 pm Hi I rescued a trappy cockerpoo from Romania 4 months ago with lots of love and patience he is turning into an incredible little dog. He is very loving and loyal still wary of men outside the house but adores my husband and 2 sons now .There are a couple of others on the site a girl and a boy worth a thought . Not suitable to a home where you will be out at work and dog left vacated these dogs need uneaten love and unhealthfulness essential to over come their horrific street life .A retired couple would be perfect ,best thing we overly washed-up .Still a work in progress but well worth it . If you have lots of time on your hands ,lots of love to requite ,and lots of patience these gorgeous rescues are worth a considerationReply Linda Preston says: November 14, 2017 at 5:03 pm Hi Chez, I loved your story and it has inspired me to enquire well-nigh a cocapoo from somewhere like Romania as I finger that would be a nice thing for all concerned. We are a retired couple with a 6 year old verge collie wagger and we would love to have a male cockerpoo as we finger that would be the platonic to fit in with our collie. The only problem we have is that we would not be worldly-wise to take a dog until mid December as we are going yonder and it would be unfair to take a dog into our home and then workbench it out, that would be too troublemaking for a dog. We understand stability is paramount particularly under the circumstances you described. I hope to hear from you regarding a male dog if one should come well-nigh fitting our situation.Kind regardsLindaReply Dee says: November 15, 2017 at 7:09 am HelloWe have a trappy loving sympathizing 5 month old woebegone Cockerpoo girl who we very reluctantly need to find a really good home for due to family illness. She is unconfined with other dogs and adores children, We have been taking her to training classes where she does uncommonly well. We have breeders papers to say she has been cleared of everything. It is going to unravel my heart to find her a new home but with her stuff so young, if she gets the right home with lots of love I will finger so much better.Reply Coral Mitchell says: December 1, 2017 at 6:10 pm HiPlease email me pictures and prices and location etc. Interested please.CoralReply Kim Jones-Simmonds says: December 8, 2017 at 7:55 pm Hi, I have a 7 month old blonde cockpoo and she is really sad when she’s left alone. We are really keen to find her a pal so she might not finger so sad! Our Teddy shows her home with us and 3 cats. Please contact me if your doggie is still available. I can reassure you that she would be spoiled rotten and very loved with us. 🙂 Kim and KirstyReply paul richardson says: January 9, 2018 at 4:33 pm hi we are interested to know increasingly – please could you contact on lucyandpaul77@gmail.comReply Coral Mitchell says: December 1, 2017 at 6:10 pm Hi I am looking to rehome a young cockapoo puppy. Myself and my partner would love to have a forever friend. Please contact me with any available. Coralmitchell@yahoo.co.ukReply Jean Harne says: December 22, 2017 at 8:28 pm We are a retired couple, love walking well-nigh five miles a day. We lost our dog age 16 a few months ago.He was a rescue. Our other dog age 14, moreover a rescue has recently died too. It is very quiet with no dog in the house. However we do now have grandchildren and one is quite chesty, hence looking for a non Ideally looking for a dog I can lift hands and take all over with us. We’d like one under two and not bothered by girl or boy.Reply Mrs D Beard says: January 2, 2018 at 12:40 pm HiI have a red cockapoo tabbed Max he is 8 months old and loves life! He’s a very happy healthy dog and is sunny with people and children! Unfortunately I’m going into hospital soon and my husband works full time so are not worldly-wise to squint without him 24/7He loves cuddles and playing!!Are u still looking for ur forever dog? If so u sound perfect for max xReply Mrs E Galloway says: January 3, 2018 at 8:37 pm Hi we would be very interested in a forever home for Max we are retired but both still very zippy . We have had dogs and really miss a dog in the house. If we take to each other Max would have a very loving home. Please email or undeniability me on07799200637. Thank you Eve GallowayReply Mrs Nancie Allan says: January 13, 2018 at 11:31 pm Have you still got Max I am interested in having a cockapoo I have had two dogs in the past I had a golden retriever for 14 yrs and his name was Max I had a springer spaniel tabbed Freeway for 14 yrs. I am retired and live. By the sea which is platonic for long walks.Reply Mrs E Galloway says: January 3, 2018 at 8:31 pm Please could you undeniability me on 07799200637. Really interested in a young Cockerpoo we are retired but still zippy and would love to rehome one, We have had dogs in the past but they have passed on now . We would offer max lots of love and a good home if we take to each other. Thank youEve gallowayReply paul richardson says: January 9, 2018 at 4:31 pm we are looking for a young cockerpoo that needs a good home – we used to have a cocker spaniel but have lost her recently and would like a new dog – we would offer lots of love -we are a family of 4 and wife is at homeReply Kathy Uglow says: January 12, 2018 at 12:21 pm Hi there, We are looking for a young cockapoo that might need rescuing. We live in Devon and run our own merchantry so the dog could stay with us in our office so it would not be alone. We used to own a labrador and miss the walks and socialisation of dog walking. We do have a cat though so we need a dog who is used to cats. I have asthma and a cockapoo would be platonic considering of its coat. Hope you can help.Reply Rob says: January 18, 2018 at 10:34 pm Hello all,Looking to offer a loving zippy home to a sexuality Cockperpoo. We currently have Lexie a 7 year old cocker Spaniel who we rescued from an wiseacre home 2 years ago – She is doing fantastic. And Louis 7 years old in February our other Joyful Cocker Spaniel. Whilst Lexie is increasingly of a mature gentle lady, Louis still has his uproarious puppy instincts and we would love to offer him a true playmate. As a merchantry owner I’m well-nigh to embark on a new career path in Dog and Pet superintendency services and would love to introduce a new lady into our family and zippy lifestyle.Reply Keith Petitt says: February 9, 2018 at 9:31 pm Hi We lost our minion Lily 3 months ago and our eldest has a Cockapoo,which fills us with joy every time he is virtually us,I’m am retired my wife works two days so we can have a full on transferral to a new dog which we would like in our life ,would prefer a young adult, We live near Kingston ,Surrey.Reply Tracy says: February 21, 2018 at 7:20 pm Hi I’m looking for a cockapoo for my daughter and myself. Don’t mind what age we live in the country so lots of walks will be given. If anyone wants one rehoming please get in touch.Reply Simon James says: February 22, 2018 at 9:38 pm #Freshfields Wales is looking for a good home for 4 months old cockapoo brothers ‘Sid ‘ and ‘Jack’. If you can offer a suitable home to these winsome pups please ring: 01286 479711.Reply maureen mckay says: March 17, 2018 at 9:48 am Hi james, Do you still have the pups, I can offer a home for one of them, Im retired so have a lot of time ,I moreover have a cocker spaniel who is Twelve yrs old who gets on well with any dogReply Simon James says: March 17, 2018 at 10:19 am Hi Maureen- I was just passing the message on the phone number is in the original comment.Reply Sue Mcnulty says: April 13, 2018 at 2:55 pm Hi ,Simon have just phoned the number on original post but no wordplay would you know if any of the 2 pups are still misogynist thank you ,SueReply Simon James says: April 13, 2018 at 7:02 pm Hi Sue, That’s been on there a few months now, I expect they’re gone but have no remoter informationReply Sue says: April 13, 2018 at 7:35 pm Ok ,Thank you for getting when so soon ,Sue Sarah says: June 4, 2018 at 5:31 pm Hello We are looking to prefer a cockatoo. We once have our winsome Dolly who is 18 moths and having recently lost our other trappy dog, Evie, we would love to have 2 dogs then and a cockapoo is the way forward for us! I have 3 teenagers who are all really experienced with dogs. Many thanks SarahReply Michelle says: August 15, 2018 at 8:46 am I am offering a forever home to any Doodle type male dog, under 5 years old. I once have a gorgeous 2 year old cockapoo, who would love a ‘brother’. Please reply if your looking to rehome your dog to a loving, wifely forever family. Michelle and ZiggyReply Gareth Pope says: August 25, 2018 at 11:33 am Good afternoon allMy family and I have decided we are ready to unshut up our family then to a rescue dog.  We are a family of three there is myself Gareth 33 and I have grown up with dogs most of my life my wife Susan 32 she’s been virtually dogs most her life as well and our daughter Chelsey she’s 13 and moreover been virtually dogs. Our last dog was a cockerspanial and a rescue who passed yonder last year and it was very nonflexible for us so we decided to wait until we where all ready.  We are now ready to requite a loving family home to a new member and would really like to find a cockapoo we have a5 year old cat who was brought up virtually dogs his name is Oscar.  I thank you for your time reading my postReply Gibbons says: September 4, 2018 at 4:51 pm My family and I are looking to rescue a male possibly age between 1-3 cocapoo tangerine colour. we are a family of four myself 43, my wife 47 and grown up son 20, Our daughter 16 we would like to offer a permanent wipe and unscratched home,with lots of love for the dog. we have a 3 bedroom house with a good size when yard unbearable to offer the cockapoo dog a play area. my wife is not working she is unchangingly at home the dog won’t be left home alone. I am a previously english springer spaniel owner. I have a lot of understanding/knowledge and understanding well-nigh spaniels.I had the english springer spaniel for 8 year but she passed away. it was very nonflexible to deal with such a loss.now I have waited for few years to come to terms to decide and rescue flipside dog. we thought well-nigh it and said cockapoo will be platonic not too large dogs and we don’t want coming small like a shitshu or a chihuahua so cocapoo is the way forward for us Many thanks Gibbons and family!I am sorry for the message have send surpassing i have made lots of errors .I thought had to make corrections please forgive me. 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