PROVEN Health Tested F2 Cockapoo STUD

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Key Facts

Pet Type: Dogs

Pet Breed: Cockapoo

Pet Group: Terrier Group

Advertiser Type: Private Seller

Pet's Age: 4 years 1 month 21 days

Vaccinations Up-to-Date: Yes

KC Registered: No

Has the pet been health checked: Yes

Health check(s) have been done: In advert

Published on: 28 December 2021

Modified on: 11 January 2022

Location: Newton Abbot

Advert Details

Chomp is a proven F2 cockapoo, 3rd generation. Mum is F2 and dad is F1. Mum can be viewed. His parents were bred with working cocker and miniature poodle. Both parents are extensively health tested and so is Chomp. Parents were chosen specifically for their temperments. Mum and dad are keen on training and easy to teach, sociable and happy dogs. Chomp shows these qualities exceedingly well, he excels in training and he is incredibly toy and food motivated. I believe these temperments and characteristics will bring great qualities to his offspring and produce such stunning character. Chomp is an extremely loved family dog, loved by everyone who meets him and his fur/styles is always complimented on.

They (parents & Chomp) have been tested for and clear for; Acral Mutilation Syndrome, Degenerative Myelopathy, Exercise Induced Collapse, Familial Nephropathy, Gangliosidosis GM2, Glycogen Storage Disease VII, Neonatal Encephalopathy with seizures, Oesteochondrodysplasia and Von Willebrand Disease I, Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-PRCD), PRA (Red Cone Dysplasia 4).

Chomp has an excellent coat, it is very soft and holds many styles which would carry to his offspring. His coat is much like a poodle and would provide fantastic grooming opportunities. His coat is very manageable and hardly tangles/knots. He is very chilled out throughout grooms and is a pleasure to groom, no fuss. His temperment is outstanding, loves every dog going and well socialised. He is very sweet natured, excellent with kids and very laid back/chilled out.

Chomp is exercised everyday, so he is fit and healthy. He is up to date on flea, worming and vaccinations.

He weighs 15kg and stands at 16 inches tall. He is at average size for cockapoo.

Chomp will be available for 2 ties 48 hours apart. He is available short notice. He knows his job as a stud. Full payment would be taken after first tie but no payment needed if no tie takes place. If the bitch fails to become pregnant a scan will need to be provided showing no pregnancy and a free mating will be offered on the bitch's next heat.

Message me if you have any questions. Thank you :)

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