The Schipper-Poo is a designer dog breed, a cross between a Schipperke and a Poodle. Known for its intelligence, agility, and playful nature, this small-sized dog often exhibits a curly or wavy coat. It thrives in family environments and is highly adaptable to both urban and rural settings.

The Schipper-Poo is not a naturally occurring species in the wild; it is a designer dog breed, a cross between a Schipperke and a Poodle. Therefore, it does not have a native region in the traditional sense.

As a domesticated hybrid breed, the Schipper-Poo is typically found in human-inhabited environments. They thrive in homes that provide adequate space and companionship, and they are adaptable to both urban and rural settings.

The Schipper-Poo's ecological niche is that of a companion animal. It inherits traits from both the Schipperke, which is known for its alertness and agility, and the Poodle, which is known for its intelligence and hypoallergenic coat. This combination makes the Schipper-Poo well-suited to family environments and as a pet for individuals seeking an active, trainable, and affectionate dog.