Above, are some of my other posts, please read them before this one as they continue from one another. Enjoy.
So, from that first day, when that cute and fluffy ball of black fur came home, Camplight has come a very long way. Now, he will do his business outside, and sleeps through the nights downstairs. We invested in some earplugs each, and they worked magic. We could sleep without hearing him whine, and he learnt that we would not respond to his whining, and soon stopped at night time and focused on sleeping. Another huge leap he has made is with his walking. When we took him on is first walk, he refused to move anywhere. He sat down and stayed there. If you remember, I said that once we took him off the lead, he was happy to trot along next to us. Now, he will do this both on the lead and off of it. So far, there has only been one major mishap while we were walking Camplight. I let him off his lead, expecting him to continue walking beside me, but he did not. He hared off in the other direction. To begin with, this was amusing, but soon it became clear that he had no intention of coming back. I sprinted off after him and the managed to catch him as he ran home. This did not happen again, and in the end, the whole misdemeanour was quite funny. Camplight is an amazing dog and we all love him to pieces. I would thoroughly recommend a cockapoo as a brilliant family dog.
Meet Camplight: a dog- sheep 