Cavapoo FAQ's

A Cavapoo (also known as a Cavoodle or Cavadoodle) is a popular designer dog. They make up a mix between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle. On average, Cavapoo pups will be in the small to medium size range and grow as tall as 9 to 16 inches tall. They can weigh between 9 to 25 pounds and tend to stop growing by the time they turn a year old.

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They’re considered a low-shedding dog, and being half-Poodle is handy for your Cavapoo shedding. Typically, they have curly and wavy coats that are often short. With all dogs, some shedding is inevitable. Depending on the breed and the coat will determine the amount of shedding. Both your puppy and adult Cavapoo need to be brushed often, and they need to be groomed every 4 to 6 weeks.

You should bathe your Cavapoo once every four to six weeks. Bathing depends on their activity level, lifestyle, and coat type. If your Cavapoo has a longer, thicker coat, it may need to be bathed more often. Grooming should also be done regularly to keep the coat and skin healthy.

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Cavapoos, in general, are considered to be hypoallergenic dogs. As previously stated, in regard to shedding, this goes along the same lines. This all depends on the dog’s breed and fur type. Also, note that it’s not the dog’s hair but the dander. Dander is the main culprit when it comes to allergies. A Cavapoo puppy is a good choice for allergy sufferers because of their curly or wavy coat type and the fact that they don’t shed much or at all.

Cavapoos typically live between 10 and 15 years. With regular exercise, proper nutrition, and routine veterinary care, Cavapoos can live long and healthy life. 

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Cavapoo dogs tend to bark a lot. This can be due to stress, feeling threatened, or they’re lonely. Another reason is that they could be experiencing some sort of anxiety. Keep in mind that this is a companion-bred dog, and as stated previously, separation anxiety can occur because they never want to feel they’re being abandoned, nor do they like to be alone. They also bark when they want to get your attention. They make awesome watchdogs because they will alert you when someone is approaching.

Cavapoo puppies are fast learners who are easy to train because of their intelligence, which stems from their parental breeds. Because they seek your validation as an owner, they want your praise, so this helps when it comes to training them. They’re very obedient and do well with positive reinforcement and treats for a well-done job.

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Potty training Cavapoo pups isn’t as easy as regular home training because they have to use the bathroom more often due to their small bladders. This will coincide with their other training, but they might not pick up on this as easily. They need to learn the lay of the land first. They need constant supervision when you’re housebreaking them in. While doing so, will help you to determine when they have to go. Be sure not to scold them for any accidents. Putting puppy pads down will be a great aid during this time.

An F1 Cavapoo is a crossbreed dog created by crossing a Cavalier, King Charles Spaniel, and a Poodle. F1 Cavapoos are considered first-generation crosses, meaning both parents are purebred dogs of different breeds, and they are typically bred to be companion animals. F1 Cavapoos may be bred with other Cavapoos to create F2, F3, and so on Cavapoos.

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An F1b Cavapoo is a crossbreed created by crossing an F1 Cavapoo with a Poodle. F1b Cavapoos are second-generation crosses, meaning one of the parents is a purebred Poodle, and the other is an F1 Cavapoo. F1b Cavapoos are generally bred for their intelligence, temperament, and low-shedding coats.

The Cavapoo is a hearty eater who will eat whatever you put in front of them. It is great to have a dog that will eat whatever you put in front of them, however they can easily put on unnecessary weight, if you don’t monitor and control their diet. The quickest way to develop health issues in your best friend is to over feed them. Yes, I know it is the American way…don’t do it!