Cavapoos are loving and gentle dogs, great with children and other pets. Perfect for families or first-time dog owners.
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They’re smart and eager to please, which makes training easier—but they may become bored without stimulation.
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Low-shedding but not low-maintenance. Their curly coats require regular brushing and grooming to avoid matting.
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Cavapoos are prone to health issues like heart disease and hip dysplasia. Choose a responsible breeder to reduce risks.
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They have moderate energy—daily walks and some playtime are enough to keep them happy and fit.
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Small to medium size (9–25 lbs) makes them suitable for apartments or homes with limited space.
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Cavapoos crave attention and don't like being left alone for long. Ideal for owners who are home often.
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Cavapoos can be pricey—ranging from $1,200 to $3,000. Ongoing grooming and vet care add to the cost.
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