The Cockapoo is often referred to as a mixed-breed or designer dog. It is a cross between a poodle and a cocker spaniel, creating a pet that offers some of the features from each breed while avoiding many of the genetic imperfections commonly found within purebreds.

1. The cockapoo is often healthier than either a poodle or a cocker spaniel simply because it does not have any of the genetic defects typically found in either breed. Since the animal is healthier, it is often happier as well. Fewer vet visits and treatments are required, minimizing any discomfort commonly associated with poodles and cocker spaniels.
2. Crossbreeding usually eliminates genetic problems because the genes leading to them are recessive. Therefore, the genetic trait must be present in both parents, which is not possible when crossbreeding. 
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   This designer dog is friendly, patient, and agreeable. Therefore, it is a good choice for anyone, including families with children. Cockapoos are also considered to be loyal pets, a characteristic that enhances their trainability.

4. Since the cockapoo sheds infrequently, caring for its coat typically involves weekly grooming. Little vacuuming is required, creating the ideal situation for someone who doesn't have the time to vacuum the home every few days.

5. Depending on the type, an adult cockapoo can weigh anywhere between six and nineteen pounds. Cockapoo types include maxi, miniatures, toys, and teacups. Maxi cockapoos are the largest ones, and they weigh in at nineteen pounds. Miniature cockapoos typically weigh between thirteen and eighteen pounds, while toy cockapoos weigh between seven and twelve pounds. Teacup toys are the smallest type of cockapoos, and they are less than six pounds at adulthood.

If you are looking for a family-friendly pet, the cockapoo is a good choice. Although its classification as a designer dog implies otherwise, this type of pet does not require special care. This type of dog is small in size, friendly, and loyal.