Cavapoo
Cavapoos are known to have double coats. One can easily recognize this by checking the length and texture of their coats. The undercoat is usually shorter, softer and more closely packed than the topcoat.
Cavapoos, just like any breed or mixed breed canine can suffer from separation anxiety. This disorder is not specific to one or more breeds. Do not punish or scold your dog!
Adopting a Cavapoo is a financial investment as well as an emotional one, so it’s worth your while to investigate your breeder and assess the puppy before making a definitive choice.
Black cavapoos can be quite expensive, and it’s rare to find a pure black-coat one. Even though red cavapoos are more commonly found, they can be quite expensive – more than a black cavapoo.
Ideally, you should brush their hair daily, but if you don't have that much time, then thrice a week is good enough. There will be times that thrice a week won’t be enough. You will get to know!
Absolutely. As one of the many canine evolutionary heirs to the wild predator wolf, Cavapoo is genetically predisposed for a raw food diet, 80% of which should be prey-based, high-protein meat.
Cavapoos are in increasingly high demand, and this pushes their market value upward with what can be a hefty price tag for a companion dog. As non-shedding friendly dogs, this breed has grown in popularity.
If you have welcomed a Cavapoo puppy into your home or are expecting one soon, you’ll want to know how to prepare your puppy for his or her new life with you.
