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About Cavapoos in Martinsville, NJ
Cavapoos are curious little dogs that love to play with kids and adore being the center of attention. A cross between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Poodle, the Cavapoo is gaining popularity as America’s favorite family dog.
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Cavapoos, a hybrid breed of dog, are one of the most interesting canine companions around due to their numerous endearing traits. They are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and friendliness, being a cross between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and poodle. Generally, Cavapoos love meeting people and enjoy being around children or other animals. They are a low-shedding breed, making them a great choice for those who suffer from allergies. Plus, Cavapoos come in many different colors! All of these points make Cavapoos a unique and desirable pet and companion.
The Cavapoo coat varies depending on the parent breeds, but typically has a soft, fluffy, wavy or slightly curly look. Generally, it is low maintenance and is relatively easy to groom and keep tangle free. Cavapoos usually have a single or double coat that is longer than on a poodle. They are small dogs with a moderate-length coat of dense, silky curly fur with feathering on the ears, tail, and legs. The color of the coat can range from white, cream, apricot, gold, and brown and any combination of these colors.
Cavapoos are generally very adaptable and can thrive on many different types of food, but it's important to be aware of what they shouldn't have. Regular human food like chocolate, snacks, sugary samples, bacon, and alcoholic beverages must be avoided. We recommend consulting your veterinarian before raising any questions. Additionally, food items with high levels of fat should not be given to Cavapoos, as this can be very unhealthy for them. Some treat items such as rawhides can also wreak havoc on their digestive systems.
To become the best possible puppy parent before welcoming your Cavapoo, ensure that you do your research. Gather information on the breed’s traits and necessities and read up on how to best train and care for your pup. Seek advice from experienced owners and mark important dates on your calendar like puppy teething, dog socialization and vaccination requirements. Stock up on the essentials as well, such as a dog bed, food, bowls, toys, and treats. Consider using training aids, like clickers or target sticks, and distance yourself from punishment-based methods of training.
Cavapoos vary in size, and many may be considered small to medium-sized dogs depending on their parent breeds. However, some may be on the larger size compared to their mixed breed peers and can exceed 30-50 pounds. Thus, Cavapoos may be considered big dogs, depending on their individual parents and how they have been bred. Generally, Cavapoos are not as big as purebreds such as golden retrievers, Irish wolfhounds, or great Danes; however, their size may still range significantly depending on their parentage and the breeder.
Absolutely, you can take your Cavapoo running! Just be sure to get them accustomed to the activity gradually. Start with short jogs and slowly increase both the length and intensity of your runs. As Cavapoos can sometimes struggle with extreme temperatures, make sure to check the weather and wait at least an hour before or after the hottest part of the day to go for your jog. While keeping your Cavapoo hydrated is key, they're also sensitive to heat exhaustion, so take plenty of breaks. Additionally, pay attention to their cues and stop if they seem to be getting tired.
Cavapoos are known for their friendly, affectionate, and loving nature making them a great family pet. They are known to get along well with children because they are more mellow and gentle than other breeds. Cavapoos are usually patient with kids, and they love to play, run, and fetch. Cavapoos enjoy being around their family and are willing to show love and attention both to adults and children. Cavapoos are low-energy dogs, and therefore are not prone to be overly hyperactive. They are very smart and respond well to basic training.
Most experts recommend that Cavapoos receive at least 30 minutes of physical and mental stimulation every day. Depending on the dog's age, size, energy level, and the activities you'll be doing, that time may need to be increased. For puppies, a minimum of 45 minutes of play and exercise is generally ideal, but adults may need more depending on their breed and condition. Training should be included in the daily activity allotment; practicing simple commands and reinforcing desired behaviors is important for Cavapoos, as they are highly intelligent breeds.
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