Read our articles and learn about Cavoodles in Australia that provide informing and entertaining information to help you learn more about the Cavoodle designer breed.
A true paradise for nature lovers, Tasmania is the home of some stunning beaches. Luckily for your Cavoodle, some of those are great options for dog owners who want to hang out with their pooch. If you and your Cavoodle are planning to hit the beach, here are some of the best dog-friendly beaches in …
Cavoodles are a breed that originated from a cross between the Poodle and the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Being an offspring to two small-sized dogs, it’s only natural to expect the Cavoodle to be small as their parents. But how big can a Cavoodle get? Typical sizes of a Cavoodle Commonly, a Cavoodle has two …
If you’re already intent on getting a dog but haven’t decided on a breed, look no further! A Cavoodle is definitely your best option in our opinion. 😊 The Cavoodle is among the most popular designer breeds in Australia, that didn’t just happen by accident. These puppies are so popular because they really do make …
There is no need to leave your Cavoodle at home when enjoying your holidays in Western Australia. There are plenty of dog-friendly areas and dog parks in Western Australia that you can enjoy with your 4-legged friend. As a rule of thumb, state parks usually allow pets, although they must be leashed for most of …
Barking is the main form of communication for dogs. They can bark when they’re excited, scared, feeling threatened or even bored. Some dogs, however, tend to bark in excess, which can be a nuisance. If your Cavoodle is barking way more than you think he should, here are some useful tips on how to stop …
After getting a new Cavoodle puppy, one of the first things someone must do is start the toilet training process. Since your young pup won’t master this overnight, the sooner you start, the better. It can be very challenging, and if you don’t have previous experience with toilet training a puppy, here’s everything you need …
Do you know the difference between first, second and other generations of Cavoodles? You may have heard that certain breeders only breed first-generation pups, which raises the question: are there problems with second-generation Cavoodles? First of all, let’s understand what first and second generations mean. First-generation Cavoodles First-generation Cavoodles, or F1, are the puppies originated …
Walking is one of the most important activities for a dog, moderate and high-energy breeds, like the Cavoodle, need their share of exercises to keep them active and happy. More than that, walking with your Cavoodle is a great way to grow the bond between the two of you. But how far can a Cavoodle …
Cavoodles are usually full of energy. They love to play around with other dogs or go for long walks. However, don’t be surprised when noticing your Cavoodle puppy is sleeping for most of the day. Sleep is an essential part of any puppy’s life and taking long naps during daytime is a very common occurrence. …
There’s nothing like hitting the beach on a hot summer day and, of course, you should think about bringing your puppy along in order to enjoy some fun under the sun. Cavoodles tend to love the water and are usually great swimmers. Playful, they have a blast when having a chance to play on the …