Frequently Asked Questions

Your puppy will have their first round of vaccines between 7-8 weeks of age. You will need to take them to a vet for their next vaccines due at 12 and 16 weeks.

We give our puppies a dewormer medication at 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks of age. You will need to continue treatment at 12 weeks, 16 weeks, 6 months, and 1 year. We will provide you with the dewormer medication to continue treatment.

We offer a one year health guarantee.

Your puppy will have a thorough health check by a certified Veterinarian at 7-8 weeks of age. You will receive a copy of the veterinary report and any abnormal findings will be disclosed to you.

We own two cavapoos -Fifi and Foofoo!

Fifi is the mother of all the puppies in our photos, she is also the mother of Foofoo. She had two litters with the same sire (Teddy). Teddy lives local to us, we do not own him.

Fifi is 12 pounds and an apricot F1 Cavapoo (50% Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and 50% toy Poodle).

Foofoo is Fifi’s daughter from her first litter. She is 8 pounds and a red F1B Cavapoo (25% Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and 75% toy Poodle).

Teddy is an 8 pound 100% red toy Poodle.

An F1 Cavapoo has one parent as a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the other a toy Poodle. They are low shedding with fluffy and loose curls.

An F1b Cavapoo is an F1 Cavapoo bred with a toy Poodle. This means the puppies are 25% Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and 75% toy Poodle. Low/no shedding with tighter curls. These are the types of puppies we offer.

Temperaments are similar as they are both very intelligent, easy to train, affectionate, eager to please, and loving.

No dog is truly hypoallergenic as all dogs shed to some degree. Some people could be allergic to the saliva of a dog and not their coat. However, their curly coats do make them low shedding and more hypoallergenic than most dogs.

Our puppies are F1B Cavapoos (75% toy poodle) and poodles are known to be more hypoallergenic.

The curlier the coat, the less likely to shed, the less shedding, the more hypoallergenic they are.

Cavapoos cannot be registered with a kennel club as they are a mixed breed. Only purebred dogs can be registered.

You will come to our house to see the puppies in person at around 5 weeks of age to make a selection. We are able to face-time as well.

We will update you with photos, videos and information on each puppy from the time they are born until you are ready to make a selection. This way you can pick a puppy on personality as well as gender/coat color.

We do not ship our puppies, but we can meet in person at an airport in Southern California.

We will begin the process of potty, crate, and sleep training but it does take a few months for them to be 100% trained.

We will lay the foundation and begin working on these at an age appropriate time. We will give you guidance and written information on how to continue training your new puppy once you take them home.

Our puppies are raised as a part of our family. Three days after they are born we perform ENS (Early Neurological Stimulation) which introduces mild stresses in a controlled way. These stresses help stimulate the neurological system to improve the growth and development of their immune and cardiovascular systems. It is also shown to help with stress tolerance.

As they grow, we will transition into a puppy massage that will get them used to being touched by different people and children.

We include early socialization with people of all ages. We want them to know that people are safe and loving.

Our puppies are born in our home and they grow up listening to the sounds of our everyday life with a toddler. We also play a desensitizing soundtrack for them and we gradually increase the sound as they grow. This includes sounds of fireworks, city noises, car alarms, doorbells, and babies crying.

We also introduce our puppies to various types of surfaces, play objects, locations in the house, car rides, and challenges like climbing over obstacles. We want them to be confident when they experience something new.

No, all our puppies are sold as a companion pet only with a spay/neuter contract.

They are expected to weigh between 8-20 pounds.