Your Next Companion Could Be An American Cockapoo Puppy From Starlo Ranch In Christmas Valley, OR

I currently have 3rd Generation puppies.

Most puppies are approximately 12/17 pounds full grown.

I will have 2 breeders coming up this year. Starlo's Miss Molly and Starlo's Taffy.

Definition… Multigenerational (or multigen) puppies result from breeding two crossbred dogs, usually after several generations of intentional pairing. For example, in Cockapoos, the crossing of purebred Cocker Spaniels and Poodles, a multigen puppy is typically F3 generation or later, meaning both parents and grandparents are Cockapoos.

Breeding Purpose… The goal of multigenerational breeding is to increase predictability and consistency in traits such as:

Coat type: Coats that are allergy-friendly and are softer and curlier.

Shedding: Ideal for allergy-sensitive homes because of low to non-shedding coats.

Temperament: The multigen puppy is affectionate, gentle, and intelligent, with a playful personality.

Size and appearance: Compared to first-gen puppies, the breeder can predict the multigen puppies’ size and appearance. 

Advantages… 

Consistency: Uniform coat size, mature size, and temperament.

Hypoallergenic potential: Allergens and shedding are reduced with a higher concentration of Poodle genes.

Suitability for service or therapy work: Service dogs are trained to perform specific tasks based on individual needs, while therapy dogs are born with the innate ability to provide comfort, companionship, and emotional support to people in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and therapy centers.

Genetic Testing: Five-Star Breeders like Starlos American Cockapoos genetically test each generation to help eliminate genetic issues.

In summary, multigenerational puppies are a popular choice when you are seeking friendly, carefully bred or crossbred dogs designed to provide consistent, low-shedding, family-friendly companions.