Posted by Melissa gamez on February 23, 1999 at 02:42:19:

In Reply to: Re: Peek-a-poos posted by Tiffini Terry on November 19, 1998 at 12:52:52:

I have a 2 year old peek-a-poo and like was mentioned, he was easy to house train and is very lovable and is a wonderfully smart little dog. I have been looking for information books etc, on peek-a-poos and can't find anything. Does anyone have any suggestions where I can find anything?

> I am also the fortunate, rare and proud owner of a Peek-a-poo, George. In my original search for a Pekingnese, I lucked up on George and have found that this "breed" is an extremely loving, personality-filled, spontaneous and intelligent one. I would love to find him a companion peek-a-poo, but here in South Florida I've had no luck locating one. If you have any information, help me out. >
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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.

> > Just wanted you to know I have 2 peek-a-poos, brother and sister from same litter. The male is more poo and the female is more peek. They are very lovable, trainable pets. I would prefer these "mongrels" to a pure bred any day.