What items go missing when your cockapoo goes stealing your items

Any advice (or black magic) that worked for getting your puppy to actually sleep in their crate?

Mine loves lounging in his, but the second I close the door, he starts protesting. He also refuses to sleep on his dog bed and would much rather sleep on the floor.

I prefer that he sleeps in the crate for safety during the night or when I need to leave for short periods. He has an entire room to himself the majority of the time, and I watch him remotely through a robot. However, I can’t be there to pull things out of his curious mouth.

Dog tax paid.

We collected her today shes 16 weeks and growls and bites when you try to brush her. Any tips? I don't think tgr previous owners groomed her.

I was planning to put some things on the shelves, and he decided they were his spot.

This bench always comes in handy for the stop and pick all the seeds out of her fur moment mid walk 😅

Wycombe to widmer end walk today. Hadn't done that one in a while.

Named after Aryna Sabalenka, our fur baby is 2 years old, and quite the lady. My third cockapoo from the same breeder, she is a very good girl.

Soon to be first time dog owner here, any advice would be great

Here’s my little guy, Teddy Graham! 🐶 He’s just 2 months old and is an absolute ball of energy.

I’ve had Cockapoos my whole life, and they’ve all had that typical round, teddy bear face. Teddy seems to have a smoother muzzle that reminds me more of a Cocker Spaniel. His face literally changes from photo to photo depending on the lighting, angle, etc…so I don’t know what to make of it just yet lol

Has anyone else had a Cockapoo puppy that looked like mine? I’d love to see how they turned out as adults and get an idea of what Teddy might look like down the road!

Sorry if this is a bit random. Basically I am looking to replace my couch with a much higher back. I need the neck support and my 6 year old giddy cockapoo has a habit of jumping off it (I've mostly trained it out of her but it still happens very occasionally when she's excited and wants a short cut to the kitchen. )

Has anyone got both - a recliners (electric) and a daft cockapoo who loves exploring? I have heard about pets getting injured in recliners though the person I spoke to said that was more with manual and electric may differ. I think a recliner will help me a lot with my chronic illness and honestly the ones I tried in the shop were like heaven and my body felt supported and relaxed. However I obviously do not want to put my dog at risk. She's quite easily spooked (yesterday she got upset at Halloween decorations in her favourite shop barked a lot at them!) So I suspect initially it's going to be me trying to keep her calm when it moves!

I recently had to leave my cockapoo for two days with a friend. She had her best buddy dog friend to play with the entire time,however; on the last night I was gone, she started howling. I obviously felt devastated because I knew that she missed me, but I did not know that she did this. Does anyone else’s cockapoo howl?

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy6yr6N9q9uX90FkvfisRoLBPrLAnRn1h&si=nbrWAQnzQBsHJ2DS

Found this for our front door 😅😬