How old is too old to breed a cockapoo who's 9 years old and...

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Answer by cc@cockapoo.com
Submitted on 11/11/2006
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DO NOT BREED!!!!!!!!!!! If you breed your 9 yr old then there is a good chance she will have stillbirths, or she will die from stress. And i dont think that your kids will be so happy about that!!! PLEASE, Its irresponsible . leave it to the breeders of cockapoos thaat are experienced and know what they are doing. Hey, im just giving you VERY good advice. Your kids will also hate it more if the mom dies and the puppies die too. If you want to breed a dog, leave it to the pros. please. It is better to just get a puppy if you want a new dog. Remember, if your cockapoo is healthy, she can live to be 18. If you want a new cockapoo, get a pup. It is also hard to fing homes for the puppies if there are more than one. PLEASE DONT BREED!!!!!!!!! I BEG YOU!!!!!! thanks. its the right thing to do, Hope you make the right choice, Charlotte

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Question by Stef
Submitted on 5/4/2004
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How old is too old to breed a cockapoo who's 9 years old and has never been bred? I say she's too old and so does the vet, but my kids want her to have a litter......

Answer by poodle girl
Submitted on 5/31/2004
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I think that is to old. She could die having her pups or struggle tremendously. I think you should just get a cockapoo pup or get an 2-3 year old girl to breed.

Answer by shorty
Submitted on 3/22/2005
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i had the same question and i talked to a breeder she said u can breed them as long as they come into heat and they shouldnt have ne problems

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