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Cavapoo puppy for sale in Sheridan, MI

Cavapoo Puppies

Breed Info

A Cavapoo illustration

Cavapoos are a popular designer cross between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle. They are known for their affectionate, playful personalities and their often low-shedding coats. At Paw Prints on My Heart, we raise Cavapoos in a loving family environment, ensuring they are well-socialized and ready to thrive in their new homes.

Shedding

Low to Moderate

Cavapoos typically inherit a wavy or curly coat from their Poodle parent, which sheds less than many breeds. Regular grooming and brushing help manage their coat and minimize shedding.

Size

Small to Medium

Cavapoos usually weigh between 12–25 pounds and stand 9–14 inches tall, depending on whether the Poodle parent was miniature or toy. Their size makes them adaptable for both apartments and larger homes.

Temperament

Affectionate & Friendly

Cavapoos are gentle, loving, and eager to please. They get along well with children, adults, and other pets, making them excellent family companions.

Energy Level

Moderate

Cavapoos enjoy playtime, walks, and interactive games, but they are equally happy to snuggle on the couch. Daily activity helps keep them healthy and stimulated.

Trainability

Excellent

Cavapoos are intelligent and eager to please, which makes training easier. Positive reinforcement works best, and they often excel at obedience and agility.

Health

Generally Healthy

Cavapoos are generally healthy but may be prone to conditions like heart disease (from the Cavalier) or hip dysplasia and eye issues (from the Poodle). Regular veterinary checkups help ensure long-term health.

Lifespan

12–15 years

Cavapoos typically live 12–15 years. With good nutrition, regular vet care, and lots of love, they can enjoy long, happy lives.

Grooming

Moderate

Cavapoos require regular brushing to prevent tangles and matting, as well as routine baths and trims. Professional grooming every 6–8 weeks helps maintain their coat.