How much does a Cockapoo cost in Colombia?

What are people asking for a Cockapoo in Colombia today?

This is what others publish. We read it on October 7, 2026 and left each figure with its source so you can check it.

Why does the price of a Cockapoo vary so much?

Almost nobody breeds it

It is a cross that almost nobody in the country breeds with care. With two or three sources, the “market price” is little more than a reference.

The parents’ tests

Hip dysplasia, PRA, FN (familial nephropathy of the Cocker) and an eye exam. They are what separates a well-planned cross from an improvised one.

The size of the Poodle parent

It determines the size of the puppy and is often used to raise the price of the smallest ones. Nobody can guarantee it.

The waiting time

A serious waiting list does not charge to “hold” a puppy that has not been born without explaining in writing what happens to that money.

Which health tests should the parents have?

• Hip dysplasia
• PRA (progressive retinal atrophy)
• FN (familial nephropathy)
• Eye exam

Each with a date, a laboratory or clinic, and a document. Our parent dogs’ results are published in Meet the parents.

What should be included, whatever the price?

• A vaccination record with the doses due for its age, signed by a veterinarian.
• Internal and external parasite treatment up to date.
• A recent veterinary health certificate.
• A written contract, with the terms of the legal guarantee (Colombia’s Law 1480 of 2011).
• Both parents’ health tests, with date, laboratory and document.
• A stated handover age: at Casa Trufa, never before eight weeks.
• Support after the puppy goes home.

What are the warning signs in an ad for a Cockapoo?

• “Cockapoo with pedigree”: it is a cross and has none.
• Deposits for a future litter without a contract.
• A guaranteed adult size.
• A figure far below those in the table. In July 2026 Colombia’s Attorney General’s Office (Fiscalía) warned that a price far below the market is the first sign of an online pet scam.

And after the puppy?

The puppy is the small expense. As a rough guide, the business press puts the cost of keeping a dog in Colombia at between COP 2,400,000 and COP 5,000,000 a year; we read the figure in the search engine’s summary. Food, parasite treatments and medication are calculated per kilo, so factor in the breed’s adult weight.

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