LITTLE RED'S PROFILE
About Little Red
BREED
Cavapoo
WEIGHT
2lb 15oz @ 8.6 weeks
EST ADULTWEIGHT
10-16 lbs
BORN
2/13/2016
AGE
10 years, 6 months
GENDER
Female
REGISTRY
n/a
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Breed Comparisons
Cavapoo vs Cockapoo Comparison
When it comes to comparing the Cavapoo and Cockapoo temperament, both the Cavapoo and the Cockapoo are playful, excellent with children, and extremely affectionate family pets. They are equally intelligent, easy to train and are both considered wonderful companion...
Cavapoo Insights
Introduction to the F1b Cavapoo
Cavapoos, one of the loveliest designer breeds around, have been skyrocketing in popularity these past few years. If you’re new to the breed, the Cavapoo is a cross between...
Are Cavapoos Hypoallergenic?
Cavapoos, or as some like to call them Cavoodles or Cavadoodles, are one of the cutest hypoallergenic designer breeds you’ll lay eyes on. They're cuddly, adorable, and...
BREED INFORMATION
Learn More About Cavapoos
Cavapoo Breed Info
The Cavapoo, also referred to as Cavadoodle or Cavoodle is one of the most sought-after Doodle Dogs . A cross between the affectionate and gentle Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the agile and intelligent miniature Poodle, the designer dog is sure to display a fantastic personality.
A small dog in appearance, with a sweet round face, endearing large eyes, a button nose, and long floppy ears, the Cavadoodle is truly one of the most adorable and cuddly pups.
The Cavapoo hypoallergenic coat is soft and silky, and varies from straight to wavy or curly. It comes in a variety of beautiful colors which are most commonly black, brown, tricolor, white, and yellow.
As a doodle dog or hybrid, the Cava-poo dog (aka Cavadoodle or Cavoodle) embodies the small size of both the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Mini Poodle. It has an average weight between 8 to 20 pounds and an average height of 9 to 14 inches.
Affectionate, gentle, graceful, and with an agile mindset, the Cavoodle certainly inherits an amazing set of qualities from both parent breeds.
