Frequently Asked Questions

A Cavoodle (also known as a Cavapoo) is a crossbreed between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle, known for their affectionate nature and low-shedding coats.

Cavoodles are family dogs through and through, often becoming very protective over their family. They will bond very strongly with everyone in the family and other pets around the home. They are fantastic with small children, as they aren’t large enough to cause harm during play. 

Cavoodles crave affection and validation from their family they aim to please, and work hard to ensure that their owner is happy. Another reason why this breed is so nice and easy to train.  The Cavoodle breed in general has a learning drive and capacity that is based around their enthusiasm to do right by their owners..

Cavoodles can be classed into two main categories, depending on what breed of Poodle they come from. Toy Poodles result in Cavoodles that stand at 28 – 35cm when fully grown, while Miniature Poodles breed Cavoodles that stand slightly higher at 33 – 45 cm. Height difference isn’t super significant between 10 and 20cm, but it helps when identifying the breed and classing of your Cavoodle.

Typically a Cavoodle can weigh anywhere between 5 – 12 kgs and have a lifespan of 10 to 14 years.

Yes, Cavoodles adapt well to apartment living as long as they get daily exercise and mental stimulation.

Cavoodles may bark to alert you of visitors but are generally not excessive barkers if properly trained and socialised.

Cavoodles may take after either parent when it comes to their coat. A shorter curly coat means that the Cavoodle’s Poodle genetics is more dominant. If your Cavoodle’s coat is of a longer length and silkier, then the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel genetics are more dominant. Both coat types require the same levels of care, and the differences between them are more or less cosmetic (although Poodle coats will often shed less than a Cavalier’s coat.

Brush your Cavoodle 2–3 times a week and schedule professional grooming every 6–8 weeks to maintain a healthy coat. Learn more about Cavoodle grooming.

Cavoodles come in a range of colours and amoung those colours, they come in several different patterns. Colours include chestnut, apricot, black, white and occasionally rust or ruby red. Solid colour cavoodles are very common, but it is also just as common to see a bi-coloured or a tri-coloured Cavoodle as well. It is not uncommon tp see Cavoodles with a mix of colours. Bi-coloured Cavoodles have two colours ( such as tan or black ) and tri-coloured Cavoodles rock three separate colours ( the most notable of which is red, black, and white ).

Cavoodles are intelligent, gentle dogs who make the perfect companion for owners both young and old. They are even tempered, people – oriented and will get along with everyone in the family inclusive of other pets. Cavoodles are smart and aware of their surroundings, where they know how to adapt to the role of watchdog, barking at any strangers approaching. or to the extent of letting their guard down after assessing the situation of newcomers proving themselves to be dog lovers. Cavoodles get along easily with new people and other animals.

Cavaoodles love attention, they will rely on a range of adorable tactics to entice every family member to play or cuddle.They may suffer separation anxiety from time to time as they are the breed of dog that does not like to feel bored or lonely.

Because Cavoodles are the product of two breeds with extremely different personalities, it can be difficult to predict what your puppy will be like. Some Cavoodles take more of an independent streak inherited from their Poodle genetics. Other pups act exactly like their Cavalier King Charles Spaniel parent relaxed and less energetic.

Cavoodles are a great option for allergy sufferers, thanks to their low-shedding, easy-to-maintain coats — a mix of Poodle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Their hypoallergenic nature makes them more tolerable for people sensitive to pet fur.

These small, affectionate dogs need daily walks and thrive on companionship, making them ideal for individuals or families with mild allergies. Spending time with a Cavoodle is the best way to see if they’re right for you.

Yes, Cavoodles are intelligent and respond well to positive reinforcement training. Early socialisation and training help shape a well-behaved companion.

Cavoodles enjoy daily walks and playtime. They’re energetic but not overly demanding, making them suitable for both active and relaxed households.

Yes, we deliver to families across Queensland, including Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Sunshine Coast.

Yes, we offer safe and reliable transport across all Australian states through approved pet couriers.

Yes! Many of our puppies are adopted by loving families in Toowoomba, Highfields, and nearby towns.

Yes, local families are welcome to collect their puppies in person by appointment.

Absolutely. We’re happy to arrange transport or pickup for families from regional QLD towns.