You’ll know they’re still in the growth phase when they trip over their own paws, or when their bark sounds deeper one week and squeaky the next. Another telltale sign: they suddenly can’t fit under the coffee table anymore, but they try anyway, leaving a trail of knocked-over remotes. Don’t worry—this awkward phase is pure gold, and you’ll miss it when it’s gone.
The "Filling Out" Phase: The Best Part
Once they reach their height, the real magic begins: they start maturing, both in body and brain. That’s when their coat gets that perfect, wavy texture, and their personality solidifies from “chaotic goblin” into “lovable goofball with opinions.” By 18 months, you’ll have a fully grown Cockapoo who still thinks they’re a lap dog—and they’re right to think so.
How Big Do Cockapoos Get, When Do Cockapoos Stop Growing|UKPets
