Jackapoo
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Jack-A-Poo, Jackadoodle, Jack-A-Doodle, Jackapoodle, Jack-A-Poodle, Poojack, Poo-Jack |
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Jackdoodle, Jackpoo, Jackipoo, Jackoodle |
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Living with a Jackapoo
Personality: The Jackapoo is an extremely friendly, playful, curious, alert, intelligent dog.
Temperament: The Jackapoo is a calm, well-behaved, social dog.
Family Dog: Jackapoos get along well in families with children. They are not recommended for families with other types of pets.
Shedding: Depending on the type of coat the Jackapoo inherits they can be a ow to no shedding dog like the Poodle or shed lots like the Jack Russell.
Training: Due to the Jackapoos high intelligence, they are relatively easy to train.
Behavior: The Jackapoo is a very playful dog.
Barking: The Jackapoo can be wary of strangers if not socialized enough as a puppy and may tend to bark at them. They also make great door bells and love to bark when people come to the door.
Exercise: Jackapoos, like Jack Russell Terriers, are not lap dogs. Jackapoos require a lot of physical excercise and mental stimulation every day.
Jackapoo Appearance
Size: Jackapoos should be around 10 to 15 inches tall and weigh 13 to 20 pounds when fully grown.
Muzzle: The Jackapoo has a wide, medium length muzzle.
Tail: The tail of the Jackpoo may be docked.
Color: Jackapoos come in many colors combinations, but the most common is white with tan or black markings.
Coat: The coat types for a jackapoo can be widely varied ranging from the coarse coat like a Jack Russell Terrier to the softer, fluffy, curly coat of the Poodle.
Jackapoo Facts
Characteristics: Jackapoos are a very energetic, happy, outgoing breed. They are very intelligent dogs who love to entertain.
Jackapoo Health
Skin Health: The Jackapoo can suffer from dry skin.
* The most accurate way to determine characteristics of a mixed breed is by researching the parent breeds.
** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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