Where to Get A Cavapoo

Once you've decided the cavapoo is the right dog breed for you (or your family), you will need to figure out where to get a cavapoo. Fortunately, the breed isn't super rare, but they can be tricky to find. Because of this you need to make sure that you're getting your cavapoo from a respectable breeder that is familiar with the breed.

There are many possible places where you can potentially buy a cavapoo including: classified ads, pet stores, animal shelters, breeders, and rescues. Where you decide to get your cavapoo is ultimately up to you, however we highly recommend making sure you get your cavapoo from either a respectable breeder or a cavapoo rescue.

You will want to get your cavapoo from someone who is experienced with the breed. Buying a cavapoo from a breed expert will likely insure that the dog you're getting is 100% cavapoo. Plus you are likely to receive a cavapoo that has been raised to preserve the breed's spirit and personality which will result in a more well-rounded dog. Below are our recommendations for cavapoo breeders and rescues.

Not all cavapoos cost the same. In fact, some cavapoos may be more expensive even if they're from the same litter. There are many things that can influence the pricing of cavapoos including:

• Low supply and high demand
• Unique coloring, unusual desirable traits, or extra large/small dogs
• The age of the cavapoo
• Health guarantees
• The registration status with both parent breeds
• If one or both parents have won breed competitions

Any cavapoo that meets one or more of the above specs will likely be worth more money. On average though, we have found that the average cavapoo price is:

Cavapoos are very popular; as such, they are also somewhat easy to find at dog and puppy rescues due to people adopting them and finding that the costs and personal requirements are too much. It is sad, but it's true, and while these abandoned Cavapoos need a caring home, they may have abandonment, abuse or other problems. You may also be able to find a free Cavapoo on an Internet classified ad Web site such as Craigslist, but doing so may incur further costs down the road if the dog has health or other issues. There are, however, reputable rescues that have Cavapoos available for caring families, and it is best to do some research beforehand to make sure that where you get your Cavapoo is the right place.