Puppy Specifications
- BreedCavaPoo
- GenderFemale
- Date of Birth02-23-2025
- Age11 Weeks
- ColorRed/White
- Current WeightN/A
- Current TempN/A
- LocationOklahoma
- Available DateN/A
- Reference ID20
- Registered ParentsYes
- Breeder CCCNo
- Parents OFA TestedNo
Meet the Parents
I’m Mom
CavaPoo
Registry: N/A
Weight: 16 lbs
OFA Tested: No
I’m Dad
Mini Poodle
Registry: N/A
Weight: 10 lbs
OFA Tested: No
About The CavaPoo Breed
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Weight:
10 - 25 lbs
Height:
9 - 14 inches
Lifespan:
12 - 15 years
Litter Size:
2 - 8
Size:
Medium, Small
Traits
AdaptableAffectionateCuriousFriendlyGentleIntelligentLoyalPlayfulSensitiveSocial
Color Varieties
Apricot
Black
Chocolate
Cream
Gold
Phantom
Red
Tan
White
Breed Information
The Cavapoo emerged as a designer breed in Australia during the 1990s. Breeders aimed to combine the intelligence and hypoallergenic coat of the Poodle with the loving, gentle personality of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Since then, Cavapoos have gained popularity across the world as adaptable, affectionate companions.
Cavapoos are a first-generation cross (F1) between Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Miniature or Toy Poodles, though multigenerational Cavapoos are now also bred. Their popularity is largely due to their manageable size, reduced shedding, and warm, people-loving personalities. They are especially popular with families and those living in urban environments.
Cavapoos are known for being gentle, affectionate, and eager to please. They enjoy being close to their human families and get along well with children and other pets. Cavapoos are playful but not overly hyper and are generally not aggressive, making them excellent therapy dogs and ideal family pets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cavapoos are considered low-shedding and more allergy-friendly than many breeds, thanks to their Poodle heritage.
Yes, Cavapoos are gentle, easy to train, and highly adaptable.
They may bark when excited or left alone too long, but training helps minimize this behavior.
Their curly or wavy coat requires regular brushing (2–3 times a week) and professional grooming every 6–8 weeks.
Yes, they are gentle, affectionate, and patient with children.
Moderate—daily walks and indoor play will keep them happy and healthy.
