Posted by Amy on January 28, 1999 at 17:49:27:

In Reply to: Re: Peek-a-poos posted by Ann on November 23, 1998 at 05:50:33:

Laddie is our peke-a-poo. He is wonderful. He will have his 4th birthday next month. He is so loyal, intelligent and caring. The only problem is that he has a bit of a unpleasant streak occassionally. He would never turn on us, but he sometimes does not want to be bothered! For instance, if we were to move him while he was sleeping, he might grumble and let us know he is mad, but he would never bite. He is also VERY possessive of us and his toys (he won't share!!!). But, my husband and I still love him so much, probably too much by how spoiled he is!!! We would love more information on the "breed." Please post a follow-up if you have any links or information.

> I have a three-month old Peek-a-poo, PJ. He is absolutely the sweetest and most loveable dog I have ever had. I don't care that he's not a "real" breed. He has won my heart.>
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> > > > I'm looking for information on Peek-a-poos also - can anyone tell me where to find it? Thanks.

> > > Here is a great link with info on pekepoos and other 'poo' dogs. P.S...Pekepoos are NOT a breed. They are a mongrel or mixed breed. Go to a shelter if you want a peke or poole mix. Save a life. No responsible breeder would 'experiment' with dogs like this. Check out this link, please.

> > We have not been able to find any good information on Peek-A-Poos, either. Everything that we have found has been hogwash about how poos are not a breed. Frankly, we don't care if they're not an AKC breed. We love the dogs for what they are; lovable, loyal, easy to house train, and easy to obedience train. We've have AKC registered breed dogs that are bigger mongrels than peek-a-poos are!!!!! Let us know if you find anything of any significance about poos.