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Read and learn facts and information about Cavoodle dogs in Australia. The Cavoodle is also known as the Cavapoo.

  • Cream-white Cavoodle with a tilted head outdoors, illustrating how to care for a Cavoodle.

    by Laura
    Bringing home a Cavoodle is an exciting adventure. They are wonderful family dogs with a lot of love to give, but there is plenty that goes into their wellbeing. So how do you care for a Cavoodle? Buying your Cavoodle The first step is making sure you buy your puppy from a reputable breeder. There…

  • Fluffy Cavoodle resting on grass after daily exercise.

    by Laura
    Like all dogs, Cavoodles need regular exercise to stay happy and healthy. But how much exercise does a Cavoodle actually need, and how fit do you need to be to keep up? The good news is the answer is pretty reassuring. Let us sort it out. How long is a good walk? Some people think…

  • Happy golden Cavoodle wearing a tan harness, a perfect family pet for Australians.

    by Luke
    Looking to get a dog but not sure which one is right for you? It pays to take your time and research a breed properly before you commit. A lot of people rush the decision and end up with a dog that does not suit their home, so a bit of patience up front goes…

  • Golden Cavoodle with matted fur sitting against a white background before grooming.

    by Laura
    Cavoodles are generally low care dogs that do not need much to be happy. The coat is the exception. That curly, Poodle style fur mats and tangles easily, so a bit of regular care goes a long way, and most of it you can do yourself at home. Here is how to groom your Cavoodle…

  • Adult Cavoodle resting outdoors after exercise as part of a healthy sleep schedule.

    by Laura
    After a long day of walking, training and playing, your Cavoodle will be well and truly pooped. It is normal for them to sleep after a good run around, but how much do Cavoodles sleep on average, and how much is too much? Here is what is normal for adults and puppies alike. Cavoodles sleep…

  • Curious black and tan Cavoodle puppy ready for positive training.

    by Laura
    Training your Cavoodle puppy does not have to be hard. All it takes is a little patience and a little time, and before you know it your Cavoodle is well on the way to being best in class. Cavoodles are easy to train Cavoodles are one of the easiest dogs to teach, because they are…

  • Tree-lined walking path at one of the peaceful dog parks in Canberra.

    by Laura
    The best dog parks are often the ones that get overlooked, but they are well worth knowing about. If you live around Canberra, there are some fantastic ones dotted throughout the ACT. Off-lead rules can vary between parks, so check the signage on arrival. Lake Ginninderra Dog Park This is one of the best dog…

  • Sunrise over a paved path through a Northern Territory dog park.

    by Juliana
    Did you know the Northern Territory has more than 50 national parks, reserves and conservation areas? It is a wonderful part of the country for anyone who loves the outdoors. And no trip into nature is complete without your Cavoodle along for the ride. Most national reserves do not allow pets, but plenty of smaller…

  • Cavoodle owner tips: playful puppy gripping a black and orange chew toy on grass.

    by Laura
    Ever wonder what else you can do to make your Cavoodle's life a little better? Here are five genuinely useful tips for owning a Cavoodle. 1. Groom your Cavoodle regularly One of the most useful habits for any dog owner is regular grooming, whether at home or at a salon. Cavoodles are low shed dogs…

  • Fluffy Cavoodle with orange collar tag in a Cavoodle vs Cockapoo comparison.

    by Laura
    So you have your heart set on a Cavoodle, but you have come across a listing for Cockapoo puppies instead. They look so similar, so what is the difference between the two? Both are crossed with a Poodle The difference between a Cavoodle and a Cockapoo is not obvious at a glance. Both are crossed…