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About Cavapoos in Wilkes-Barre, PA
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 are a delightful, intelligent and gentle crossbreed of a Poodle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. They make wonderful family pets, as they are affectionate and devoted to their owners, and they are also low-shedding dogs, making them a great choice for those with allergies. What’s really interesting about Cavapoos is their sweet, people-oriented temperaments. They love being around their families and are incredibly friendly, so it’s easy to bond with them. Cavapoos are also easy to train.
Cavapoos may cause allergies in some people, just as any pet may. That being said, the majority of Cavapoo owners find that they are hypoallergenic and low-shedding, meaning they tend to cause less irritation to those with allergies. However, due to their breeding with both a poodle and a Cocker Spaniel, all Cavapoos can have different levels of shedding and allergy-causing properties, varying from one pooch to the next.
To ensure you are providing your Cavapoo with the best diet, you should research which table scraps, treats, and human food items are hazardous to the breed. Your vet is a great resource to provide guidance on their recommended dietary guidelines, while reputable pet forums and trusted websites can also provide insight into potential food items to avoid. Additionally, you should check which foods your Cavapoo may be allergic to and make sure these items are kept out of reach. Generally, chocolate, grapes, onions, macadamia nuts, and xylitol should be avoided.
Becoming the best puppy parent while waiting for your Cavapoo requires plenty of preparation. Firstly, research the breed to gain an understanding of its needs, nature, and preferred activities. Secondly, purchase the items that your puppy will need from toys to meals to beds. Thirdly, get your home ready for the arrival of your new pup by puppy-proofing it. It is also important to socialize your pup from an early age in order to make sure they are comfortable meeting new people and new animals. Additionally, plan daily walks and interactive activities to keep them mentally and physically exercised.
Cavapoos, often referred to as "designer dogs", are a mix between a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. Generally, full-grown Cavapoos are considered to be small dogs, with the average height ranging anywhere from eight to fifteen inches and usually weighing between twelve and twenty pounds. However, depending on which parent's genes are being expressed more, the size may vary. If the Cockers Spaniel parent is the predominant breed, the puppy may grow to be larger than the average size for Cavapoos.
Absolutely! Cavapoos are known for their enthusiasm and are naturally active dogs, so they make great workout partners for running. This breed is a cross between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Toy Poodle, so their small size makes them adaptable to different running speeds and terrain, including city streets, sidewalks, trails, and even the beach. However, to ensure your Cavapoo is safe and healthy, please be sure to check with your veterinarian for any health concerns or to establish a plan for the correct type and frequency of running for your pup.
Cavapoos make great family dogs! Their loyalty and affectionate disposition make them an ideal companion for children and adults. Cavapoos' small size and intelligence make them trainable and easy to care for. They are great at socializing, and do well in a variety of environments. They are very gentle and patient, meaning they make an excellent choice for people who are looking for both a loyal and playful pet. Cavapoos are relatively low-shedding, and do not bark excessively. They want to be involved with family activities, and don't like to be left alone too often.
Training a Cavapoo can be rewarding and enjoyable, yet requires time, dedication, and patience. Depending on the age of the Cavapoo when you get them, they may have different levels of difficulty to train. Puppies tend to be easier to train as they are learning new behaviors and are often very eager to please. Adults Cavapoos may take more time to train due to their previous life experiences. Providing positive reinforcement and consistency is key to successful training. Directions should be clear and concise, focusing on the tasks at hand and speaking calmly.
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