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Cavapoo Puppies for Sale in Texas
A Cavapoo crosses the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with a Miniature or Toy Poodle. The result is a small, soft, deeply affectionate dog that wants to be touching you at all times. If your picture of dog ownership involves a warm weight on your lap every evening, this is your breed.
9–25 lbsAdult weight
$2,000–$2,800Typical price
12–15 yearsLifespan
LowShedding
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Available Cavapoos
6 puppies looking for homes right now — raised in our home in Fort Worth.
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Freddie
♂ BoyFreddie is a sweet F1B Cavapoo. He should weigh around 12-15lbs fully grown. He will come up to date on shots, dewormings, and flea/heartworm medication. Give us a call about this sweet baby today!
$1,600$200 reserves
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Fabian
♂ BoyFabian is a sweet F1B Cavapoo. He should weigh around 12-15lbs fully grown. He will come up to date on shots, dewormings, and flea/heartworm medication. Give us a call about this sweet baby today!
$1,600$200 reserves
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Daphne
♀ GirlMiss Daphne is a beautiful F1 Cavapoo girl. Her parents are a cavalier and a red mini poodle. She will weigh about 15-18lbs when she’s fully grown and come up to date on shots, dewormings, flea/heartworm, and have a 2 year genetic health guarantee!
$1,600$200 reserves
Meet DaphneAbout the Cavapoo
Temperament: velcro in the best way
Cavaliers were bred for centuries to be companions and nothing else, and Cavapoos inherit that single-mindedness. They are soft dogs — sensitive to tone, quick to forgive, uninterested in conflict with other dogs or people. Harsh corrections do not work on a Cavapoo; they just worry them.
The flip side of that devotion is that Cavapoos are among the breeds most prone to separation anxiety. If your household is empty ten hours a day, this is not the dog. If someone is usually home, or the dog can come with you, you will not find a more contented companion.
Energy: the apartment-friendly doodle
Cavapoos need meaningfully less exercise than a Goldendoodle — two decent walks and some indoor play generally does it. They will happily hike with you on a Saturday, but they will not pester you for a job on a Tuesday. That balance is why they suit first-time owners, seniors and small homes so well.
Training a sensitive dog
Cavapoos want to get it right, which makes them a pleasure to train — as long as training stays gentle. Use treats, praise and a happy voice; skip the stern "no". A Cavapoo that has been scolded tends to shut down rather than try harder.
Practise alone time early and often. Start with a few minutes in a crate with a chew while you are in the next room, build up gradually, and keep arrivals and departures boring. This one habit prevents most Cavapoo separation anxiety.
Grooming: ears, eyes and that soft coat
Brush 2–3 times a week and book a groom every 6–8 weeks. Pay extra attention to the long, feathered ears: check and clean them weekly and keep the hair around the ear canal tidy.
Lighter-coated Cavapoos can show tear staining under the eyes. A daily wipe with a damp cloth keeps it under control; sudden heavy tearing is worth a vet check.
Health: what the Cavalier side means
The Cavalier breed carries real, well-documented risks — mitral valve disease and syringomyelia in particular. Crossing to a Poodle widens the gene pool and helps, but it does not erase inherited risk, and any breeder who tells you otherwise is not being straight with you.
What matters is that the parent dogs are screened, especially cardiac clearances on the Cavalier side, and that you keep up with annual vet checks so anything that does appear is caught early. We will talk you through exactly what our parent dogs have been tested for.
A day with a Cavapoo
A gentle morning stroll and a good sniff of the neighbourhood, then breakfast and a long nap in a sunny spot. A little indoor play, a second walk in the cool of the evening, and then the main event: curled up beside you on the sofa for the rest of the night.
Is a Cavapoo right for you?
A great fit for
- First-time owners
- Families with children
- Apartments
- Seniors
- Allergy-sensitive homes
Think twice if
- The house is empty all day
- You want a high-drive running partner
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All puppy FAQs
Cavapoo questions
The things families actually ask us before they choose a cavapoo.
Cavapoo puppies typically run $2,000–$2,800 from breeders who health test their parent dogs. Our current Cavapoos are priced on their individual pages, with a $200 deposit to reserve.
Most Cavapoos mature between 9 and 25 lbs and stand 9–14 inches tall, depending on whether the Poodle parent was a Toy or a Miniature. We give you the expected adult range for each litter.
They are low-shedding and generally do well in allergy-sensitive homes, but no dog is completely allergen-free. Coat type varies within a litter — curlier coats tend to hold more dander in the coat rather than releasing it.
No, they are one of the quieter small breeds. Persistent barking in a Cavapoo usually points to separation anxiety rather than a noisy temperament.
They are one of the best choices. They are gentle, eager to please, forgiving of beginner mistakes, and their exercise needs are realistic for a normal working life.
For a few hours, yes, with crate training and a good routine. All-day absences are hard on them — this breed bonds intensely and is prone to separation anxiety.
Both are affectionate, low-shedding family dogs. Choose a Cavapoo if you want a smaller, calmer lap dog; choose a Mini Goldendoodle if you want a bit more size and energy for walks, hikes and backyard games.
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Families who took a Cavapoo home
Real reviews from the homes our puppies grew up into.
★★★★★
Kali Kamody was completely transparent, providing full health clearances and answering all our questions. Our puppy arrived healthy, well-socialized, and with such a gentle, loving temperament.
★★★★★
She is the best-mannered little companion, endlessly lovable, always happy, and truly the easiest pup we've ever trained.
★★★★★
Baker has given us SO much joy, and he is definitely a therapy dog for all of us. He is incredibly loyal, and he loves everyone he meets.
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