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by Bridget Clark The instant one meets a Cockapoo, falling in love with its sleekness and agility is imminent. One just cannot escape the charm of this dog with its little body, fluffy and flappy ears, and shiny hair. For the existence of the Cockapoo, we have the Cocker Spaniel and the Poodle to thank for. The Cockapoo is a first degree hybrid, unlike presumptions of many that it is a purebred. First degree means that it is the direct result of cross breeding a Poodle and a Cocker Spaniel.

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by Bridget Clark The minute you see the very active and hairy Cockapoo, you can’t help but be mesmerized by it. Its hairy and flappy ears, and dense and shiny coat are just some of the few things you will like about it. Through the ever-adorable Poodle and Cocker Spaniel, the Cockapoo is of existence today. The Cockapoo is a first degree hybrid, unlike presumptions of many that it is a purebred. First degree means that it is the direct result of cross breeding a Poodle and a Cocker Spaniel.

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by Bridget Clark The minute you see the very active and hairy Cockapoo, you can’t help but be mesmerized by it. Its hairy and flappy ears, and dense and shiny coat are just some of the few things you will like about it. Through the ever-adorable Poodle and Cocker Spaniel, the Cockapoo is of existence today. The Cockapoo is not a standard breed or a purebred but instead is a first degree hybrid. This means that the Cockapoo is the direct result of breeding the Poodle with the Cocker Spaniel.

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First, congratulations to the winners of copies of The Laws of Harmony by Judith Ryan Hendricks! They are... Kathy, Alicia, Kelly C., Lindsay and Bridget. I will be in touch with you for your contact information. Thanks for entering!!! Second, here are some reviews of kids' books that I received last week. The first is Too Tall Alice by Barbara Worton. This is a cute book about an 8-year old who is four inches taller than every other girl in her class. She is very self-conscious about her si

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This week's Girls Next Door is filled with horses and, no, it's not a Wilkinson family reunion. Hef and the girls head over to Kentucky to trash-out the Derby. How fitting that they go to a state that has the initials KY. Hate to break it to you Kendra, but your mom broke her leg and was put down last year. There, there, eat these oats. We open on the girls hanging in Bridget's room almost as naturally as if all three of them really hang out anymore - Holly is doing leg and abs exercise

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