FAQs
This is a “prediction” since our females are actual beings, living their best lives as family pets – not factories.
- Does our potential mom become pregnant?
- Are there any complications in her pregnancy?
- How many puppies will she have in her litter?
- What the color and coat type may be of the puppies?
- What is the sex of the puppies?
There are so many variables and we try to navigate all the questions that come to us.
We will take pictures once the puppies eyes are open and they are sitting up and moving around. Usually around the 6-8 week mark. It depends on timing and availability.
We send out the pictures in the order that people sent in their name and number to be put on the waitlist. We try to give people adequate time to make a choice, but we also are aware we have a lot of people on the waitlist.
We operate on a first-come, first-serve basis. The person who places a deposit first after their application is approved will get the dog of their choice.
We have had some very sad people who thought they had picked a specific puppy but did NOT send in a deposit.
If you want to come and visit to pick out a puppy. It will be at our discretion and if the timing fits our schedule. We will NOT hold a puppy until you have time for a visit. It creates too much scheduling constraints and is not fair for our out of state clients.
- A completed puppy application and a written approval from Hannah’s Cavapoos.
- Place a $300 nonrefundable deposit to reserve a puppy. This deposit comes off the overall price purchase price.
- We update you with pictures as often as we can. Please be mindful that we are raising puppies and have full time jobs. We can’t take pictures every time someone asks. (: We will also allow visitors once the puppy is 8 weeks old and they have had all the necessary vaccinations.
- We will send you a list of items to get for your new puppy.
- When the puppy is 8 weeks old, they will be ready to go to their new home! (per Ohio law)
- You can come pick it up, or we can arrange transportation. (see FAQ on transporting your puppy.)
- Full payment is due before the puppy leaves our place. (See Payment info!)
- A completed puppy application and a written approval from Hannah’s Cavapoos.
- Place a $300 nonrefundable deposit to reserve a puppy. This deposit comes off the overall price purchase price.
- We update you with pictures as often as we can. Please be mindful that we are raising puppies and have full time jobs. We can’t take pictures every time someone asks. (: We will also allow visitors once the puppy is 8 weeks old and they have had all the necessary vaccinations.
- We will send you a list of items to get for your new puppy.
- When the puppy is 8 weeks old, they will be ready to go to their new home! (per Ohio law)
- You can come pick it up, or we can arrange transportation. (see FAQ on transporting your puppy.)
- Full payment is due before the puppy leaves our place. (See Payment info!)
Columbus: 2 hrs
Cleveland 1.5 hrs
Detroit: 3.5 hrs
Pittsburgh: 2 hrs
Chicago: 6 hrs
Indianapolis: 4.5 hrs
Cavapoos: $1800-$2500
Cockapoos: $1800-$2000
The price varies according to demand, coloring, markings, and gender. Pricing may change at anytime, without notice.
- Full comprehensive vet check
- Health guarantee
- First round of vaccines and deworming
- Starter puppy food
- Gift bag
- Complete shot record
- Lifetime Micro-chip registration
- Personal 24/7 access to any questions you might have
- A happy, healthy, well-socialized puppy
We do the best job we can to make sure the puppy you take home is the best fit for your family.
People spend large sums of money on TV’s, Sporting events, Vacations and the list goes on and on.
You are investing in a new family member who will be with you for 15 plus years. There is a difference.
Putting a deposit down on a dog is the only way we have found that makes it fair for everyone. It keeps things orderly and helps ensure that people are committed to the puppy.
We have had a number of people “say” they want a dog, we hold the puppy for them and then change their mind. Meanwhile we have a potential puppy owners that we turn away thinking the puppy is spoken for.
- Venmo* – (preferred for deposit, Friends/Family)
- Cashapp – (preferred for deposit)
- Apple Pay – (preferred for deposit)
- Zelle* – (preferred for final payment if you are having the puppy delivered)
- Cash – (preferred for final payment if you are picking up your puppy)
- Paypal** – Okay for deposit – (Not recommended for final payment)
- She personally delivers the puppy right to your door. (White glove delivery service.)
- 614-206-1104
- Great option for flying your puppy
- They also provide a nanny service and ground delivery.
- Text: 330-275-1088 for more info.
- www.flymypup.com
- Pick-up location
- Puppy Breed: Cockapoo or Cavapoo
- Destination
- Full Name
- Address
- Date and Time of Deliver
At no time and under no circumstances will the Breeder be responsible for any veterinary expenses incurred by the buyer.
The buyer agrees to give the dog proper training and socialization. The buyer agrees to never sell or surrender this dog into a dogfighting institution, testing center, or shelter.
- Leash & Collar: – 6″-10″ nylon collar should work fine or a small harness
- Food: – we use puppy food. I recommend Pro Plan by Purina. We will give you a couple lbs of starter puppy food at pickup.
- Treats: – Amazon has good options on treats. Milkbone or Greenies
- Snuggle Puppy: This is a must buy!
- Mid Size Crate: We like the 30″crate. It has room for a dog bed.
- Puppy Pads: Helps with potty training and they are easy to clean up.
- Dog bed: Or a soft fluffy blanket will do.
- Food and Water bowl: I recommend stainless steel. They are easier to clean and sanitize.
- Hair brush and shampoo: Hartz hair brush – Pro Pet 5-1 Shampoo & Conditioner
- Chew toys: Tennis balls, Loofa puppy toy, or a knotted sock, works great as well.
- Nail Clipper & Hair Trimmer:
We will send you a more comprehensive list once you purchase a puppy.
History: The Cavapoo, also known as a Cavoodle, is a cross between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Poodle. Poodle crossbreeds are meant to produce a dog with mixed traits and the Poodle’s signature nonshedding coat. As a crossbreed, the Cavapoo is not eligible for registration with purebred registries such as the American Kennel Club, but it can be registered with the American Canine Hybrid Club. The Cavapoo is not considered a purebred because it doesn’t ”’breed true,” meaning that it doesn’t display a consistent set of characteristics. Like other “designer breeds,” the Cavapoo has seen a recent surge in popularity. Some breeders produce Cavapoos by crossing a purebred Poodle with a purebred Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (called a “first generation” cross), but others allow crossing Cavapoos with Poodles or Cavalier King Charles Spaniels (called a backcross) or with other Cavapoos (called a multi-generation cross). Different crosses can result in different characteristics.
Size: The Cavapoo has a shoulder height of 9-14 in (23-35 cm) and can weigh anywhere between 7-18 lbs. Cavapoos can vary in appearance depending on the genetic influence of the parents. Most have a compact face with long, floppy ears and large brows.
Coat: The Cavapoo is known for its soft, Poodle-like coat, though a few have the Cav’s longer, silkier, wavy coat. The Cavapoo can be a wide variety of colors including gold, black, white, Blenheim (brown and white), or tricolor (black, white, and tan). The Cavalier coat sheds, but the Poodle coat sheds little or not at all. They would shed like a human.
Character: The Cavapoo is friendly and energetic, thriving on human companionship. It is intelligent and can be somewhat hyper. Cavapoos tend to follow their owner from room to room, eager to play or just cuddle up. They may get into mischief or snoop around where you want to keep them out. Some Cavapoos are so attached to their owners that they suffer separation anxiety, barking, and whining when their owner leaves without them.
Temperament: Cavapoos make great companions for anyone, from small children to older people. They are friendly to everyone, including strangers, dogs, and other pets. Young children should be supervised around the Cavapoo to ensure they treat it with respect.
Life Span: The Cavapoo has a lifespan of 10-14 years, though some live up to 20 years. Cavapoos are susceptible to health problems affecting the parent breeds, such as mitral valve disease (a heart condition), syringomyelia (a spinal condition), cataracts, or other eye problems, though generally crossbreeds are less likely than purebreds to suffer health conditions (known as ‘hybrid vigor’).
Care: The Cavapoo requires weekly brushing as its hair tends to knot frequently. Those with a Poodle coat require more frequent brushing. The toenails should be regularly inspected for snags in the fur, which must be gently uncaught. Cavapoos require clipping several times a year.
Training: The Cavapoo is intelligent and easily trained. A gentle and well varied approach is recommended. Most Cavapoos can learn a wide variety of tricks and are eager to please their owner. The Cavapoo can be housetrained fairly quickly.
Hypoallergenic: Semi
History: In terms of designer dog breeds, the Cockapoo was one of the earliest to develop, and it first appeared during the 1960s. While the first hybrid of a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle may have been accidental, it was certainly a fortunate mistake. The breed was well-received, and people began to intentionally breed Cockapoos. Over the years, breeders made efforts to establish a breed standard and make the Cockapoo a purebred dog, but the Cockapoo remains a hybrid breed today.
Here’s a brief comparison between Cockapoos and Cavapoos:
Cockapoo:
– Parent Breeds: Cocker Spaniel and Poodle.
– Size: Varies widely as Cocker Spaniels come in two sizes (American and English), but generally small to medium. A miniature Poodle can result in a smaller Cockapoo.
– Temperament: Known for being friendly, intelligent, and energetic. They’re good with families and often described as affectionate and adaptable.
– Coat: Can vary in texture but usually wavy or curly, low-shedding, which makes them good for people with allergies.
– Energy Level: High; they require regular exercise to keep them happy and healthy.
Cavapoo:
– Parent Breeds: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Poodle.
– Size: Typically small to medium, leaning more towards small due to the smaller size of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel compared to a Cocker Spaniel.
– Temperament: Often described as very gentle, loving, and sociable. They tend to be less energetic than Cockapoos but still require daily activity.
– Coat: Similar to Cockapoos, they have low-shedding, often curly or wavy coats, making them hypoallergenic like their Poodle parent.
– Energy Level: Medium; they are playful but generally more laid-back than Cockapoos, often content with less intense exercise.
Key Differences:
– Size & Energy: Cockapoos might be slightly larger and have more energy than Cavapoos, though this can vary based on which Poodle type (standard, miniature, or toy) is used in breeding.
– Temperament: While both are friendly, Cavapoos might be more laid-back and suited for people looking for a calmer companion, whereas Cockapoos might appeal more to those who want an active dog.
Both breeds are designer dogs, but they’re popular for their friendly natures and allergy-friendly coats. Remember, individual dogs can vary, so these are generalizations based on breed characteristics.
I commonly get asked about differences between F1 Cavapoos and F1b Cavapoos.
The answer for my breeding program is – not much.
Allergies/Shedding
The only time I think an F1 vs F1b should matter to a puppy buyer, boils down to how severe your allergies are. F1 Cavapoos tend to be great for most people with mild allergies. If you have more severe allergies, an F1b would be a better choice. Both generations are very low shedding. (Even humans shed, so no dog is completely non-shedding).
Traits:
All of my cavapoos are bred to have certain physical and temperamental traits. Both F1 and F1b have furnishings (poofy teddy bear face), wavy coats (sometimes slightly more loose waves or slightly more curly waves), and average 12-16 pounds in size. Many people have the misconception that F1b Cavapoos will look more like poodles with nose, eye, ear shape and tight curls. This isn’t true. Genetic testing has advanced to the point that we have more control over which traits F1b’s inherit.
Size:
Depending on the parents, both F1 and F1b tend to be 12-16 pounds on average. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels tend to be 12-16 pounds. The further down the generational line we get, the more control we have over the size. So if you want an especially small cavapoo, F1b might have a better chance of producing this size.
Temperament:
Easily trainable, and incredibly tolerant, F1 and F1b Cavapoos are excellent for families with kids. Their size makes them easy to handle and travel with. They are sweet “velcro” dogs who love to follow you around and be as close to you as possible. They have flexible exercise needs. They are okay with one walk a day, and can also work up to being quite athletic if you regularly hike or run with them. They are smart, with funny, happy personalities. They are not great for people who want to leave a dog alone for long periods of time. They thrive on companionship.
We use AKC registered poodles for our male studs. They are all DNA an Genetically tested. Most of our males that we use come from champion blood lines and are valued over $10,000. Send me a text for more info on a specific male.