How to Mock a class having no default construtor

Question

I want to mock a class having no default constructor and call a method inside it. This method calls another method of the same class. I want to setup this second method to return a value ad execute rest of the part of first method to test some results.

[Test]
public void TestFunction(){
    int d=0;
    var mockObject = new Mock<Foo>(){MockBehaviour.Default, p, q}; //p and q are parameters for Foo constructor
    mockObject.Setup(x=>x.func2(a,b,c)).Returns(d);
    mockobject.Object.func1();
}


Class Foo{
    public Foo(int x,int y){}

    public virtual int func1(){
       DoSomething;
       func2();
    }

    public virtual int func2(){}
}

I am mocking Foo because I don't want func2() to be executed when I test func1(). Hence I setup the mockObject to return a value for func2() without executing it when func1() calls func2().

When I run this test case I get exception "System.NotSupportedException : Parent does not have a default constructor. The default constructor must be explicitly defined."

If I see the mockObject while debugging the test case, mockObject.Object is not getting initialized. I am new to unit testing and Mock. Can someone help me about where I am going wrong.