by LauraThinking about a beach day with your Cavoodle around New South Wales? Here are some great dog-friendly beaches to try. Off-lead times and rules vary from beach to beach and can change, so it is always worth checking the local council signage when you arrive. Greenhills Beach Greenhills is one of the quieter dog-friendly beaches…
by LauraAfter a great spot to take your Cavoodle for a walk and a swim? Western Australia has some fantastic dog beaches worth exploring. Here are a few of the best dog-friendly beaches in Western Australia. Rules can change with the seasons, so it is worth a quick check of the local council signage before you…- by JulianaThere is no need to leave your Cavoodle at home when you are out and about in Western Australia. The state has plenty of dog-friendly parks to enjoy with your four-legged mate. As a rule of thumb, most state parks allow dogs, though they usually need to be on the lead. If you are after…
- by LauraCavoodle puppies need plenty of good food to grow up healthy, but a lot of new owners are not sure how much is the right amount. So how much do Cavoodle puppies eat? Pick the right food for your Cavoodle The best place to start is the back of the food bag. Dog food is…
- by LauraVictoria has some fantastic dog-friendly beaches, and there is nothing a Cavoodle loves more than a day by the water. Here are some of the better rated dog beaches around the state. After a new spot to take your Cavoodle? Read on. Hawker Beach There are plenty of places around Victoria to take your Cavoodle,…
- by LauraMost Cavoodles grow to between 4 and 12kg and stand 25 to 38cm tall at the shoulder. Toy Cavoodles usually finish at around 4 to 7kg, and Mini Cavoodles at around 7 to 12kg. Most reach their full height by 9 to 12 months, then fill out a little more until about 15 months old.…
- by LauraYour Cavoodle is your best friend, so it only makes sense to want to spoil them. From birthdays to Christmas, here are some great gift ideas for your Cavoodle. A treat-dispensing puzzle toy Cavoodles are clever dogs, so they need toys that work their minds as well as their bodies. A treat-dispensing puzzle toy is…
- by KatrinaGetting your dog from a reputable breeder is the first step towards enjoying the best things about Cavoodles for many years to come. Breeders who take their lines seriously produce healthy litters and breed out genetic problems over time. If you are adopting rather than buying, that part is out of your hands, but the…
- by LauraCavoodles come in a wide range of colours. The most common are ruby (red), apricot, chestnut, black, cream and gold. Patterned coats such as black and tan, Blenheim, tri-colour, parti and phantom are less common, and solid white, chocolate, sable and merle are rare. Below we run through every colour and pattern you are likely…
- by LauraCavoodles are a great choice if you are allergic to dogs, but that does not mean they are completely shed-free. Like any dog they do shed, so how much do Cavoodles shed on average? It starts with the parents Cavoodles shed about as much as their parents do. Cavoodles are born from a Poodle and…
