Frequently Asked Questions

A Cavapoo is a sweet, snuggly mix between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle. At Jones Farm Puppies, we’ve raised Cavapoo puppies for years, and they’re truly the best of both worlds—gentle, smart, playful, and full of love.

Most Cavapoos grow to be about 5 to 25 pounds, depending on whether they take after their Poodle or Cavalier side more. Our Cavapoo puppies tend to be the perfect size for both apartments and bigger homes.

Cavapoos can be a good choice for allergy-sensitive families, especially our F1b Cavapoo puppies, which have more Poodle in them. At Jones Farm Puppies, we focus on these lines for their low-shedding, allergy-friendly coats.

There are not really any downsides to Cavapoos. They are loving and people-oriented, but that means they don’t enjoy being alone too long. They need companionship and attention—something we always talk about with our families.

Cavapoo puppies range in price from $500-$6000. A premium Cavapoo, like we raise, ranges in price from $2500 and up. The quality of the puppy dictates the price, a healthier, well bred pup from genetically tested parents is usually going to start in the $2500-$3500 and up range. At Jones Farm Puppies, our Cavapoo puppies reflect the care, health screenings, and early training we provide.

They’re not too high maintenance, but Cavapoos do need regular brushing and love being near their people. At Jones Farm Puppies, we always help new families understand how to care for their Cavapoo puppies with confidence.

Cavapoos are generally calmer than Goldendoodles, especially in smaller spaces. At Jones Farm Puppies, we’ve found Cavapoo puppies adapt quickly and tend to be mellow cuddle-bugs as they grow.

Cavapoos do bark to alert you, but they’re not yappy by nature. With early socialization—like we start at Jones Farm Puppies—they grow into well-mannered little companions.

Cavapoos can be left alone for short periods, but Cavapoos thrive when they’re part of your daily routine. We recommend gradually training your Cavapoo to feel safe when alone.

Most Cavapoos, especially F1b Cavapoos shed very little. Their soft, wavy coats need brushing, but they don’t leave hair all over your clothes or couch. Even our F1 Cavapoos are low shed dogs.

Cavapoos love to cuddle! Cavapoos are known for their affection and love of snuggles. Our Cavapoo puppies at Jones Farm Puppies are raised in our home and are used to being held and loved from day one.

Cavapoos are very smart and eager to please. At Jones Farm Puppies, we start early with potty and crate training so our Cavapoo puppies go home ready to learn and bond.

Cavapoos typically have very little odor, especially with regular grooming. At Jones Farm Puppies, we keep our Cavapoo puppies clean and well cared for, and we share all our grooming tips with families.

Cavapoos should avoid chocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, and anything with xylitol. At Jones Farm Puppies, we send home food guides to help families avoid anything harmful to their Cavapoo puppies.

With good care, Cavapoos often live 10–15 years. At Jones Farm Puppies, we focus on health-tested lines to help our Cavapoo puppies enjoy long, joyful lives with their families.

Covapoos are fairly easy to potty train if you follow the right steps with consistency and positive reinforcement. At Jones Farm Puppies, we begin introducing potty habits early to give our Cavapoo puppies a head start before going home.

Cavapoos make u003cemu003eexcellentu003c/emu003e house or apartment dogs! Cavapoos are gentle, quiet, smaller and adaptable. Our Cavapoo puppies at Jones Farm Puppies are raised inside and used to being part of a home from the beginning.

Cavapoos love being close to you. Many sleep happily in a crate beside the bed or a cozy dog bed in your room. At Jones Farm Puppies, we help families create routines that make their Cavapoo puppies feel secure.

It depends on your needs. F1b Cavapoo puppies (75% Poodle) tend to be better for allergies and have curlier coats, while F1s may have a more relaxed, wavy coat. At Jones Farm Puppies, we offer both and help match families with the best fit.

No dog is 100% completely hypoallergenic, however, our F1B Cavapoos are known to be low-shedding and often cause fewer allergic reactions, making them a good choice for many allergy sufferers. Our u003ca href=u0022https://jonesfarmpuppies.com/cavapoo-puppies-for-sale/u0022u003eCavapoo puppies for saleu003c/au003e are either F1, F1b or F1bb depending on the dam and sire.

Absolutely, our puppies are lovingly raised in our home. They are part of our family from the moment they are born, ensuring they receive plenty of socialization and attention.

No, we do not sell breeding rights. Our puppies pets that we match to loving families, and we require a spay/neuter agreement to ensure they are not used for breeding.

F1 Cavapoos and Goldendoodles are first-generation crosses, meaning they are 50% Poodle and 50% Cavalier King Charles Spaniel or Golden Retriever. F1b puppies are backcrossed, typically an F1 Cavapoo or Goldendoodle bred with a Poodle, resulting in 75% Poodle and 25% Cavalier or Golden Retriever. F1b puppies often have curlier, more hypoallergenic coats.

Absolutely. We offer a comprehensive health warranty for allu003cbru003eour puppies to cover any genetic health issues. We allow your to choose which guarantee you prefer, a 1 Year or a 2 Year health guarantee. Our goal is to ensure that your new family member is healthy and happy.

Yes, our puppies receive their first set of age appropriate vaccinations and deworming before they leave our home. We provide you with a complete vaccination record for your vet. Also, if the puppy stays for kindergarten, additional age appropriate vaccines are done during that time.

Yes, all of our puppies are microchipped before they go to their new homes. This helps ensure the puppy’s safety and provides peace of mind for new owners. We will travel to the ends of the earth to help you find a lost Jones Farm Puppies baby!

While we would love to meet every potential puppy parent, for the safety and well-being of our dogs, we limit visits to virtual ones. See our u003cstrongu003eu003ca href=u0022https://jonesfarmpuppies.com/visitation-policy/u0022 target=u0022_blanku0022 rel=u0022noreferrer noopeneru0022u003eVisitation Policyu003c/au003eu003c/strongu003e for more information. We recommend filling out our inquiry form first, and we can arrange virtual meetings and send pictures and videos to help you choose the right puppy for your family.

Yes, you can adopt two puppies. We recommend this option for families who can provide the necessary time and resources for training and socialization. Every puppy needs a friend, these are social furbabies.

Yes, all our breeding dogs undergo continuous health and well being testing to ensure they are free from genetic diseases. This is a crucial step in our breeding program to guarantee the health of our puppies.u003cbru003e

Our breeding dogs live in our home or in carefully selected guardian homes. This approach ensures each dog gets the attention and care they deserve from early puppyhood.

Our Cavapoos and Micro Mini Goldendoodles vary in size depending on their lineage. Typically, they range from 5 to 25 pounds when fully grown. We can provide more specific size expectations based on the parents.

A guardian home is a loving family that raises one of our breeding dogs as their own pet. The dog comes back to us for breeding but lives a normal pet life. It’s a wonderful program that benefits both the dog and the family and I get to be the “crazy aunt”.

Yes and no, we do maintain a waitlist but sometimes have larger litters that can acomodate a faster availability. Due to the high demand for our puppies, we recommend joining our waitlist early to ensure you can get the puppy of your dreams.

Cavapoos are smaller dogs, which makes them less expensive in food and grooming costs. Additionally, many places offer more affordable boarding to smaller dogs and grooming is often priced based on the dog weight.