by LauraYour Cavoodle is turning another year older and you have nothing planned. Here are some fun ideas to make your Cavoodle's birthday a day to remember. Make the birthday cake yourself The classic way to celebrate is with a birthday cake. You can order a puppy cake, but it is far more fun to make…
by LauraVictoria is packed with dog-friendly spots, so if you and your Cavoodle are after somewhere new to explore, you are spoilt for choice. We have written before about some great parks and beaches you can take your Cavoodle: Dog-Friendly Beaches in Victoria Know Your Dog Friendly Beaches Around Victoria The Best Parks in Victoria to…
by LauraCavoodles are a fantastic, well rounded dog to own, but what is it that makes them such good pets? Also known as the Cavapoo, the Cavoodle is one of Australia's most popular breeds, and it is easy to see why. They are adorable, sweet natured and able to adapt to just about any lifestyle. Whether…- by LauraA Cavoodle does not need a lot to stay content, but it helps to know what actually makes them happy. Here are three simple ways to keep your Cavoodle happy. Spend time together Cavoodles are one of the most loving dogs you can own, and their loyalty and affection run deep. The single best thing…
- by JulianaDecided a Cavoodle is the dog for you? The next job is finding one, and with a breed in this much demand, a little patience and know-how goes a long way. By popular request, we have put together a guide to where you can find Cavoodles for sale around the country, along with how to…
- by LauraLike any dog, Cavoodles bark to communicate. The real question is how much do Cavoodles bark, and what can you do if yours barks more than you would like? Barking is how they communicate Cavoodles bark when they are hungry, unsettled or simply bored. Part of being a Cavoodle owner is learning to read those…
- by LauraThe Cavoodle temperament is a big part of why they make such good family dogs. So what is it about a Cavoodle's temperament that people love so much? Cavoodles are well known family dogs A lot of Australians choose a Cavoodle because they suit family life so well. The Cavoodle temperament is a lovely one,…
- by LauraIn 2026, most Cavoodle puppies from a reputable Australian breeder cost between $3,000 and $8,000, with the majority selling for around $4,500 to $5,500. Toy Cavoodles and rare colours sit at the top of that range. Mini Cavoodles and common colours such as red, apricot and black are usually a little cheaper. Be very wary…
- by LauraA Cavoodle costs far more than the price of the puppy. After paying $3,000 to $8,000 for the dog, most owners spend around $1,750 to $3,200 a year on food, vet care, grooming and insurance. That adds up to roughly $30,000 to $50,000 over a 14-year life. Is that worth it? For most owners we…
- by LauraCavoodle puppies are hands down Australia's most popular breed. Buying your first puppy is exciting, but it should never be an impulse decision, and a little preparation makes sure you get it right. Knowing where to look and what to check makes all the difference. Here are the key things worth looking out for before…
