Meet doggo.

skunkwerx

On the topic of animals tonight, I thought I’d introduce the newest member of the familia. 

He’s my mum and stepdads, an 8 month old... something... 
He’s supposedly a Cockapoo...  

He seems more spaniel, but I’m not up on my dog breeds tbh. Anyway he’s happy and healthy so it doesnt matter! 


They took him in at a few months old, and although absolutely tiny, he was bold as brass! 
Not a fear in the world, and still hasnt! 
Absolutely hyper and full of love, with a current obsession of humping his bed.. I guess he’s reached the teenage period! 

Anyway, say hi to Diesel.
Being the huge hulking masculine mass of muscle that he obviously is, can you guess who my mum named him after lol?! 





Went in for a haircut and came out with a bandana. Gang culture eh? 

He’s been down with mum at the Basildon dogs trust each week, completing his more advanced training. A jedi master soon he shall be. 

Although we havent quite mastered all the commands, hes doing great! 

octatonic

Great dog.
Enjoy the first few months- they soon grow up.

CHRISB50

He looks like a cool dog. Have fun!

proggy

Gorgeous.

Axe_meister

She looks just like our Cockerpoo. They are most comical and loving dogs and very intelligent. Just love to be trained.
Unlike our lazy arse Beagle who whilst loving is a pile of laziness 

DiscoStu

Hi Diesel! Yeah, all these types of crossbreeds are great fun. I had a miniature Labradoodle and he was hilarious. Friends have Cockapoos and Shih-Poos and they're just the same. Very loving, love a good walk and highly trainable. 

skunkwerx

Thanks all! 

They do indeed grow bloody fast!
I visit once a week and every time I was surprised at just how much bigger he was.

Corvus

Lovely looking little chap My mate's got a cockapoo, he's a great little hound.

axisus

Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! way too cute!

My daughters would be beside themselves with joy having a dog like that

joneve

Great looking dog! Never seen a black and white Cockerpoo.

The Spaniel in cockerpoo's can make them exceptional dogs if trained and stimulated properly, but unfortunately sometimes people get them, don't socialise them, don't stimulate them, then wonder why they have so many issues with separation and destructiveness  

Sporky

Sprocket loves Cockapoos too.

PolarityMan

skunkwerx said:

Anyway, say hi to Diesel.
Being the huge hulking masculine mass of muscle that he obviously is, can you guess who my mum named him after lol?! 

Your Mum has great taste in amps.

gubble

That's a good looking cockapoo. 

Ours is apricot (not sure why it's that name) but facially looks very similar.

Great dogs however ours has a serious guarding issue that we are trying to work through.....

jdgm

What a cute little guy!