Hi,
   
  I thought about getting 2 pups at once; maybe not at the same time, but close 
together.
  But after reading this article I changed my mind:
   
  http://www.leerburg.com/2pups.htm
   
  Leerburg has trained police dogs for several years and knows quite a bit 
about dog
  training/obedience, etc.  You should check out his site; there are tons of 
info on it.  I"m
  learning a lot and it has been very helpful working with my dominant boy, 
Toby (11mths).  We've had him for about a week and he is getting the pecking 
order down in the family and
  is starting to obey us on command.  His methods work well.
   
  Warning: this site isn't for people who believe their dogs should be treated 
like people.
  He believes strongly that if you want a healthy/happy dog, treat him like a 
dog living
  in *your* pack.  (Which I believe as well.)  
   
  Anyway, hope it helps in the decision making.
   
  Kim
  

noahsmom8497 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
          Okay, I'm crazily considering getting a cockapoo. Why crazy? Because 
I just got a labradoodle less than two months ago! I was looking for a 
cockapoo but the labradoodle kind of fell into our laps. We LOVE her 
so much! However, she's already 35 lbs. and not a lap dog. I'd love 
to add a chocolate or black boy to our lives. A little cuddle bug. I 
know Sadie would love it too...she loves other dogs like no other.
My question is, when is a good time to add another dog/puppy? I'm not 
thinking of doing it in the next few months, in fact, possibly not for 
a year or more.
If my husband knew I was even thinking about it, he'd put me away, lol.
I homeschool my 10 year old son, so our dog gets plenty of attention 
all day long. Two or three walks a day. Loads of play time. She's 
kind of spoiled ;o)
I figure we went from having no dog, ever, to having Sadie. How much 
harder could one more dog be??
I also have two grown daughters who live at home with us. Anyway, 
please tell me I'm not totally crazy. If anyone here has a labradoodle 
and a cockapoo, I'd love to hear from you. Any suggestions are greatly 
appreciated! Nice to "meet" you all. Julie



                         

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