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Cavapoo

  • Fluffy Cavoodle puppy ready for training indoors.

    by Laura
    Cavoodles are a designer breed that make a great family pet. They are sweet, eager to please and very smart, which is exactly why they are so popular. But should you train your Cavoodle as a puppy? It is a question a lot of new owners ask. After all, they are lovely dogs as they…

  • Second-generation Cavoodle holding a long stick on a grassy lawn.

    by Juliana
    Do you know the difference between the generations of Cavoodles? You may have heard that some breeders only breed first-generation pups, which raises the question, are there problems with second-generation Cavoodles? First, let us sort out what first and second generation actually mean. First-generation Cavoodles First-generation Cavoodles, or F1, come from a purebred Cavalier King…

  • White Cavoodle relaxing on sand at one of the dog parks in Tasmania.

    by Laura
    Tasmania is full of beautiful dog-friendly parks for your Cavoodle to enjoy. Which of these is closest to you? Off-lead rules can vary from park to park, so check the signage when you arrive. Lymington Dog Park Lymington is one of many lovely dog parks in Tasmania, with a great view of the water and…

  • Cavoodle litter size guide featuring a fluffy puppy resting in a camera backpack.

    by Laura
    A Cavoodle's litter size varies from dog to dog, and even from one litter to the next. So how many puppies should you expect when your Cavoodle is expecting? So you are expecting puppies Congratulations, your Cavoodle is pregnant. They may not be showing yet, but it pays to start preparing yourself and your dog…

  • Happy Cavoodle panting outdoors during positive barking training.

    by Laura
    Whether they are barking at strangers or barking because they miss you, a dog that barks non-stop is hard to live with. The good news is that once you know what is setting your Cavoodle off, you can settle it down with some simple, positive techniques. Here is how to stop a Cavoodle from barking,…

  • Cavoodle carrying an orange rope ball toy through a sunlit grassy field.

    by Laura
    Cavoodles are the perfect family pet, but no dog's home is complete without a few good toys. So what makes a good toy for a Cavoodle? Anything that gets their clever brain working. Cavoodles are smart dogs, so the toys that suit them best are the ones that challenge them. Here are the types worth…

  • Dog-friendly Queensland beach at sunset, with low-tide pools and a distant sailboat.

    by Laura
    If you are in Queensland and not sure where to take your Cavoodle for a beach day, you are in luck. Here are some of the best dog-friendly beaches around the state. Off-lead areas and times can vary, so it is always worth a quick check of the council signage before you let your Cavoodle…

  • Coastal dog park in New South Wales overlooking rugged ocean cliffs at sunset.

    by Laura
    If you live in New South Wales, you might be surprised how many dog parks are on your doorstep. Grab your Cavoodle and head out to one of these. Off-lead rules can vary between councils, so check the signage when you arrive. Burrell Road Dog Park This is a lovely little dog park for your…

  • Brown Cavoodle puppy close-up for a guide to dog beaches in Victoria.

    by Juliana
    There is nothing like hitting the beach on a hot summer day, and your Cavoodle will love coming along for the fun in the sun. Cavoodles tend to love the water and are usually good little swimmers. Give them a chance to play on the sand or chase the waves and they will have a…

  • Aerial view of dog-friendly beaches on the NSW coast beside a coastal city.

    by Laura
    Thinking 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…