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Cockapoo Puppy for sale in Chatsworth, Georgia | $1,800

Name: Cockapoo Puppy
Brand: Cockapoo
SKU: 395154
Price: 1800 USD
Availability: InStock

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Chocolate Cockapoo Pending

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

395154

Price / Fee

$1,800

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Cockapoo

Location

Chatsworth, Murray County, Georgia

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

This is a Chocolate male Cockapoo. Mom is a Chocolate and Dad is a Parti. We own both as pets we are a family who does this for fun! We love our Cockapoos! I am a Biology Teacher and my kids help us with the entire process, from birth to crate training. They are in our house, not a kennel and from the time the puppies start eating food we start taking them out to potty as soon as they start puppy food. It really makes a difference in the long run! We also start to crate them the week before they leave. Message me for more info and pics. I don’t let any of them go until they are 8 weeks old. These are CKC registered.

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Price / Fees

$1,800

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chocolate Cockapoo

1. What is a Chocolate Cockapoo?

A Chocolate Cockapoo is a hybrid breed that results from crossing a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. They are known for their friendly temperament and hypoallergenic coats.

2. What is the price of the Chocolate Cockapoo?

The price of the Chocolate Cockapoo is $1,800.

3. Are Chocolate Cockapoos CKC registered?

Yes, all our Chocolate Cockapoo puppies are CKC registered, ensuring they meet specific breed standards.

4. When can I take my Chocolate Cockapoo home?

Puppies are available for adoption after they reach 8 weeks of age to ensure they are ready for their new homes.

5. How are the puppies raised?

Our puppies are raised in a family environment, not in a kennel. They start potty training and crate training as soon as they begin eating solid food, which sets them up for success.