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- 7 Reasons You SHOULD NOT Get a Cavapoo. Cavapoo dogs are loving and loyal but they may not be for everyone, and cavapoos may be a problem for you. In this video, 23 share 7 reasons why the cavapoo dog may not be for you. Cavapoos have sensitive stomachs, they need exercise, and cavapoos can bark a lot.
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The best video I've seen about cavapoos because no one points out the reasons that a cavapoo might not be right for me. All I ever see or hear or read is how perfect they are. The biggest drawback for me is the ongoing cost of grooming. 😟 Maybe I could teach myself to groom her/him.
And here I am thinking this is the worst video I've seen. As a mommy to a cavopoo for 13 years, this is ridiculous. Yes, my baby girl needed to be groomed every 2 months, but she didn't lose her hair all over the house and make a mess on my clothes every day. I'd say it was worth the £35 every 2 months to have someone clip her nails and bath her and make her all clean. They would come in a van and take less than 1 hour. She was healthy and energetic. She never barked at other dogs. He was a lap dog and my little stalker - followed me everywhere. She has the kindest, most beautiful heart and the personality to boot. She was clever and cute. Never in my life have I known a pup like her. They are the best
I groom my own! This video only points out the worst, every dog has their issues
@@katayyee2731 I would like to learn to do that. Did you learn from a video?
Stupidest video I’ve ever seen😂
That's a lame excuse.....
*gets cavapoo anyway*
Yep and I love my Big Personality Boy!!!
My dog had no issues
Done! He's such a good boy!!!
I love my dog
same
I have separation anxiety, a sensitive stomach, expensive taste and I’m really loud! I think me and my cavapoo are best friends for life
same i love my buddy. whenever i go back to college it hurts my soul everytime
I had a cavoodle (same thing) for 14 years. He passed recently. He was such a sweetheart and a highly intelligent. Very easy to toilet train, very easy to teach tricks, easy to train to stop barking. He could open doors on his own!! And he was the most loving pet I ever had, my family has not been able to get another pet since. Rest well Coby, you were the bestest boy ever.
RIP COBY!
I hope that God will bless u throw your hard time because he has passed
I had a mini Cockapoo named Coby! Sadly he passed in 2015 😢 I miss my little buddy…
I have an 11 year old Cavapoo named Cobi. He’s my best friend and my whole heart. I’m so sorry to hear about your baby 🥺❤️ sending you love and light
My dog is left alone whiles I go to work and lies down and is fine. Super lovable, and loyal. Never throws up, never has diarrhea. He eats the healthy hill diet, never had a problem switching his brands. Groom him myself and he just lies down whiles I cut his hair. Excellent being potty trained. Got trained within 2 months of getting him as a puppy. Never barks!!! He is not vocal at all. He loves long walks and exploring. Only got my beautiful baby for $1000 and did the DNA test and he is exactly half cavalier and poodle. Love him
That’s great!!
He sounds like a dream!
Depends on the owner too. We don't let ours bark or eat people food. They are HIGHLY trainable and eager to please. We keep his hair medium length because he definitely matts otherwise. He's potty trained but we did have an issue with this. We kept him on leash in the house till it was fixed. He's like a teddy bear.
We did pay too much. No regrets. And we pay for good food since kibble, cucumbers and lettuce ribs are about all he gets. Well, squash for diarrhea and bones for a treat.
We needed him. He makes me happy every day.
What a lovely dog you have! Where did you get your dog?
Thank you!
My family and I adopted a cavapoo from a shelter not knowing what a cavapoo was 😂. He’s the best doggie ever and we named him Arthur. 😊
I had a cavapoo for 12.5 years and most of this is not true. She was the sweetest dog. 🐶
What happened to her
The only part that was true is that they are needy but the rest wasn't true I guess each one is different we have 2 and they are very different dogs but both very sweet
@@ellarose2011old age prolly
Yea cacaos don’t bark believe me
Cavapoo
We have a cavapoo and I can't recommend the breed enough! I remember watching this exact video a year ago when we were debating getting our little guy. He's been AMAZING! He's so smart! Incredibly easy to train. We did weekly puppy training sessions and he caught on to everything without much reinforcement at home. He's fully potty trained, knows a few commands like sit, paw, come, and lay down. He's incredibly loving and sweet and docile. Very very mild mannered and wants to please! We could've probably trained him using positive praise alone. He LOVES when we cheer and clap for him. He wags his tail and shakes his little butt :)
People have called him a teddy bear, which we agree with! He goes to daycare and they adore him there. Same at the groomer! He's fine being handled, you can sit there and hold his paw like you're holding hands and he's fine lol. He's great with kids and even babies. He met a one month old and the parents were so impressed; said their own dogs weren't even that good. Our lil guy gets along with people and other dogs alike. And he's only a little over a year old. I feel like I'm bragging when I talk about him because I only have positive things to say about our experience and dog.
He's a velcro dog and loves laps but is capable of being independent. Sometimes he'll just go off and play by himself or sit in another room. But mostly he loves being with the family! He's the best dog I've ever met let alone owned. If you are reading this and considering a cavapoo, DO IT! You will not regret it.
Thankyou❤
❤same! I 100% agree
Is he an F1 or F1b? 😊
@@kayleighmarshall936 he's an F1! :)
@@r.s6187 thank you😊 he sounds like an amazing dog😊 does he shed much being an F1? Was the poodle parent a toy or mini? 😊
My cavapoo is 6 , best dog I could have dreamed of . All dogs need people’s attention and whatever breed shouldn’t be left alone for hours on end. Our maximum is 4 on very rare occasions and she is fine . I’d get another one anytime
I have two, so they keep each other company. I have a camera which I can speak through and check on them. It's rare they are barking when I'm not there.
I've got 2 Cav King Charles Spaniel, got the 2nd one to keep the 1st company, the 2nd gets separation anxiety from the 1st though....she has an absolute meltdown anytime we have to take the other to the vet and have to leave him there for the day.
My boy is 11 years old and never had an issue with any of that. He’s the perfect dog in every way
Hi is your cavapoo a toy or miniature? As we are getting a miniature and we’d really need help on how big they get
@@mayaxplays6826what did you end up getting?
As a cavapoo owner I couldn't think of a better dog to have
Yes 👍
Yes❤
Golden retrievers far better.
@@LukeyB777 depend on your house, backyard size. they do need a good place, whereas Cavapoo is small and need less excercise so fit any house large or small.
Yes.
This should be 7 reasons why the person who made this video shouldn’t get a cavapoo …
My cavapoo is a year old and was under $1000 and was easy to potty train and super smart to train. She does bark. She also likes us to be home. We groom her every 2 months. Best choice.
Under $1,000😳 omg where did you get him or her ?? I need to know lol!!
@@theautumnwind8437^^
You’re crazy dude, this video is a joke. Cavapoos are amazing dogs. Mine is 10 years old. Incredibly smart and loving. They only have separation anxiety when they’re young. They grow out of it after a year or so. I have literally never had a problem with a sensitive stomach. Our cavapoo was potty trained within a couple weeks. This video just isn’t true at all.
Yes I agree with you. I have recently bought a Cavoodle (same) and he is so amazing. Potty trained within a week or 2 and minor accident once or twice after but that is all. No stomach upset, etc. He is only 4 months old now, and I wfh so ok. but I do have to start going to work since last two weeks and once a day per week only and leave him for about 6 hours and come back home by 2. Of couse he cry first, then play and sleep. I leave relaxing music on for him and he roams free in the living area, bedrooms are closed, and he is trained not to chew shoes or unwanted stuff and he doesn't. Which is blessing, well my hard work plus he is a good boy. I got crate but I do not force put him in crate for more then 15 minutes or max 30 mins if we are doing major house cleaning or mopping the floor etc. But he is so amazing, and this video is really a joke.
I got a Cavapoo at home and he is 6 this year. He is super easy to train. He is potty trained and will even pee when I tell him to. He learn tricks pretty fast... less than 3 days for most tricks. He is not picky with food. Eats everything and anything. Yes he suffers from separation anxiety but he understands that I have to work and will be back at night and doesn't destroy things to get attention. Super intelligent dog I have to say.
My Cavapoo doesn’t have a sensitive stomach, barks when appropriate. I use a rake style brush for grooming. Grooming quarterly. Housebreaking was a pain. She’s very sweet and playful.
1. Yes, my cavoodle puppy is almost 1year old. He hasn't been left alone for over 3 hours. Since I have my sister and parents live around close, it is not a problem for us.
2. Sensitive stomach, yes, definitely! I have been trying to get good kibbles for him.
3. Grooming issue. Not so much for us. Since my dog is more cavalier than poodle
4. Toilet training, yes it takes tome to get him toilet trained.
5. Barking problem. So far, my cavoodle doesn't bark too much. But I notice as he getting older, he barks more.
6. Exercising requirement. Two walks a day are sufficient.
7. Expensive. Yes, for sure. We spent 5k for our baby. But he worth it! Can't imagine life without him. The most gentle, loving affectionate creature.
Awesome thanks for the info! Glad your cavapoo is doing so well!
DAMN $5k? I got my little girl yesterday for $1.4K!
@@coolkat390 He was a covid puppy 🐶. Cavoodle became so popular as well. Enjoy your puppy time.
@@coolkat390 yeah getting mine for 1.5k from a well known reputable breeder in area
What!? I got my little guy fot 450. My sister had thrown so much business the (licensed) breeders way, that he gave her a massive discount haha.
my cavapoo, Milo, is a few of the things you mentioned, but not all. Sensitive stomach (allergic to poultry and can only eat fresh, we have a subscription to Farmer's Dog) he has to be groomed every 3-4 weeks with daiily brushing and he still gets matted, and he has severe separation anxiety (CBD oil for dogs has helped, but luckily i work from home and bring him most places w/ me, and have parents down the street who take him when i can't) yet he is the best, sweetest, most lovable, cutest, sweet baby i have ever had. He is really the best dog. I have had a pitbull, a chocolate lab, a rottweiler, a husky, a toy poodle, an english bulldog, and a yorkie throughout my life w/ my parents and then when i became an adult, and none of them held a candle to my cavapoo. He really is the best breed we have ever had. Easy going, sweet, and so cute. He is a teddy bear, its like actually having a teddy bear!
Good info!
I observed a grooming shop through the window at my local Petsmart then I purchased what I needed and have been grooming my Cavapoo ever since. My neighbors think I oay to have him groomed. He looks marvelous..very handsome and I save $100.00 a month and don't have to stress when I pick him up because the groomer cut him too short!
Mine is awesome! But she's definitely a lap dog & despises being outside. Overall though, no other issue
My cavapoo is left home alone 8-9 hours a day bc I’m a teacher. He does fine. He doesn’t like it but he knows when it’s work time and gets in his pen obediently. He also doesn’t really bark much… I’m not sure if it’s how I trained him but I have no problems with my dog I’ve had him going on 2 years best dog I’ve ever had. I’d say if you want one get it!
I searched the pup rescues for seven years to find a dog that was relatively small and considered "hypoallergenic". After giving up, I ended up traveling several hundred miles and paid about a grand. By the time she was about a year old, l made plans to build her a large courtyard and adopt another pup for her. But l didn't necessarily want to pay that much again for the adoption fee. Soon after she turned two, l found what we believe is a cavapoo in the local pound. We have had her for about four months now. She is about six months younger than her older sister.
The cavapoo is definitely a mellow dog compared to her older sister that is havanese/ coton de tulear mix. Both are adorable and making the addition to our family was one of the best things l have ever done in my life. The cavapoo has learned about ringing the bells on the door, yet she seldom uses it. She will come to me and either give me an excited wiggle dance that prompts conversation, or she will give me an insistent paw! Setting two meal times and not giving in to a third, has definitely helped with housebreaking. Picking up the food dishes within thirty minutes after served, has helped a lot too. No more grazing all day with hopes that mom is cooking for us again!! 😂
Since they have each other, they are a comfort to each other when they are alone in the house. So separation anxiety is not an issue for us. But l also make sure that four hours is the longest they have ever been left alone and they do fine. But if the duration is longer, like overnight, they have a great puppy hotel they have to go to. The spa days as l call them, usually can go two to three months. Because since they are in the courtyard for running and exercise, l keep their collars off to avoid matting. When we walk out to the lake trails, they have harnesses on and leash. Until we get far enough away from the parking lot to let them run free "on the trail". The sensitive stomach issue has only presented itself if l allowed a pup cup serving size of ice cream. Now on the occasion it's just a lick of ice cream with the tiny biscuit the restaurant supplies.
The humane society fee for adopting this cavapoo was less than half for her older sister mixed breed as a two month old puppy when l adopted her. As far as the barking goes, she is still kind of new to our family, so many changes about certain things are inevitable. Her barking has slowly increased over time as she has been getting more comfortable in her new home. But the barking mostly has been during play with her sister. So now I'm trying to teach them both about "inside and outside voices!" 🤣Sounds nuts l know, but sometimes it actually works! Persistence right?! 😁
My take away from this video about cavapoo pups, is that these are definitely facts being presented. But if you have your heart set on having one, be sure to have a good plan in place for everything before the possible difficulties even begin to show up. Brightest Blessings to whomever chooses to read this! ☺️✌️❤️🦋🙏
One of my relatives recently had to have her cavapoo euthanised because it started constantly attacking her other dog and her husband. It was about 10 years old and had always had anxiety/possession/excessive barking issues but just in the last 18 or so months it’s anxiety and aggression suddenly got dramatically worse. I thought I’d share this as this is the only cavapoo I’ve encountered and it’s behaviour was a huge contrast to what the majority are describing for this breed.
NEVER BARKS AT ALL SUPER EASY to potty train does not care to be left alone but would rather be with people does not have a sensitive diet and does not usually have diarrhea know on wood He love running around but when he's not he's sleeping They are not to exspensive and we groom him by ourselves
Thank you
This is the first I've heard of potty training difficulties with a Cavapoo!
My cavapoo is 10 years old and he is THE best, most placid loving creature I’ve ever known. He has enriched my life. I don’t remember life before him. He has made every day better and every year I get with him is even more of a blessing than the last. These are all reasons why you absolutely SHOULD get a cavapoo. This is a stupidly titled video.
Fully agree. My cavapoo is very cheeky and naughty but I got him for my depression. It was very bad. And from the day I got him I completely changed. He makes me smile and laugh everyday all day xxx
He’s bloody hard work tho haha
I get my little boy October 🥹❤️
Pretty much spot on but we wouldn’t change or give up our little Maxi for anything. Probably the best dog we’ve ever had. Love this little guy.
I have a cavoodle and I love her dearly. She is smart, easy to train, only barks if someone knocks on the door. I don't agree with any of these problems. She is perfect.
Well I certainly do. I’m just about fed up with this dog
@@whosechannelisthis 🤣🤣I'm afraid to get one now
@@whosechannelisthis Can I take him/her if you're feed up ? I have one and he's so sweet, love him to bits! Barks a bit sure but that's how dogs communicate 🤷♀️
@@ikigaiwarrior well he’s not really my dog but I have to live in the same house as him and he eats everything. He eats AirPods, shoes, underwear, vacuum cleaners, hairdryers, and just about any household item you can think of.
@@mspeaches351 personally if you’re not a big fan of poodle breeds then I wouldn’t recommend
Hmmm. Not sure about the "going to the bathroom when you don`t wasnt them to" line, I`ve trained mine to poop between 7-8am and 6-7pm with military precision!
Awesome...how
My cavapoo is the quietest dog & also doesn't have separation anxiety (I made sure to train knowing they're prone to this)
Awesome!
How did u train them to separation Anxiety
please tell me how
@@yvesangelic1447 it wasn't as much of a training so they don't, but ever since they were a puppy I made sure to make alone time a priority, crate and pen train & leave for infrequent intervals. It was hard when she was a puppy and crying constantly, but within a few months I had a dog who I could leave home alone. Also Kong toys for when you leave are great. put them in the pen / crate before you leave so they really want to go into the area and then they're really happy they got to the treat they're less upset that you're gone
@@sidneys5287 ^^ also lots of dog trainers online have good tips on this. I like McCann & Zak George's videos a lot
I recently got a cavapoo and she is fine
My cavapoo is the best dog ever! I've never loved a dog soooo much. Cute, loving, smart, and loves to play, camp, go in the car, swim....THE BEST!
*has a cavapoo and doesn’t have issues*
Have a three year old mini golden doodle and our petite f1b cavapoo will be here Monday! So excited!!!!
How has your mini gold doodle been good? I'm thinking about getting one
I have one and it’s loving and cuddly, she does get annoying at times but she is the perfect fit for me, also for the anxiety doggy daycare works so that they have dogs to play with
Basically, I don't have the issues mentioned in the video. Apart from one of them barking.
I have one he is sweet he loves me and does good when I have to leave the house.
My dog is fine to be left alone all she does is sleep
She is only a year old and she is also a toy so she is tiny and won’t grow any bigger lol … thanks for pinning my comment
My little girl is nearly 8 now and she is fab. Very affectionate, doesn't bark much, and as I'm only out for any length of time, one day per week so she doesn't have to spend too much time alone, she also has a border terrier 'big brother' to play with. She does however sleep on her back and snores like a little piggie! No sensitive tummy, and does need grooming every 6 weeks. Also I didn't like the term cavapoo so I call her a 'Kindle' she s utterly adorable and so wonderfully naughty!!💗💗💗
We got a cavapoo, he stays home alone around 6-8 hours on weekdays all the time. We also try to brush him all the time, but he HATES the brush. He’s also fully potty trained but doesn’t go outside when it’s raining. And boy does he have alot of energy. We let him outside everyday for half an hour, but he wants to be outside all day.
my cavapoo paddington hates the water, he usually refuses to go out if its raining unless he really needs to go
Hahaha our little guy also refuses to go out if it's raining. He'd rather just hold it. He hates water unless he's at his little doggy daycare. They have an outdoor pool and he LOVES going in with his friends. We tried it at home and he hated it and kept trying to make us go in lol
There may be 7 reasons NOT to get a cavapoo, but there are about a million reason TO GET a cavapoo. Our cavapoo just turned 3. We have figured out how to make the sensitive stomach and grooming and separation anxiety non-issues. The barking is an asset. He could win a watchdog competition. Best dog ever.
I have one and all these points are true but mine have zero stomach issues and does not bark at all.
My cavapoo does not have separation anxiety. Watches TV , doesn’t like to be hugged for prolonged periods. Really fussy eater . He’s more human. Only barks during office hours at delivery drivers. It only started after the 4th year . Potty training was sorted in a week. Grooming is easy , just send for a shave after 3 months. Doesn’t shed or small.
I must be luck with our cavapoo.
1. He's was absolutely fine along for half-days until COVID when he got used to me at home. Still, he's good for half-days if we need it.
2. Our vet quickly gave our trick to this -- feed before bed and in the morning and he's good as gold if you don't feed him too much table scraps.
3. Grooming is $50 every four months. Fine. You'll be spending a lot of money on the dog -- food, vets, day care for trips, etc.
4. Potty. We had maybe three accidents when he was 14 weeks and then he was fine using a mat with some wood chips until maybe 4 months at which he was perfect going outside. Good breeder.
5. He doesn't bark unless he sees a bird. Even then, it's shrill but short.
6. Exercise. That's a bonus for us -- we need it too. Ball and field (or beach) and we're good if we don't want longer walks.
7. Expensive. We got him for under $1,500. Considering it's only around $100/year, depending how long he lives, that type of cost isn't that bad. Other costs (which apply to all dogs) add up more over time.
I love them ❤️ cavapoo forever
my Cavapoo literally barks once a week. it's the best dog:)))
I have a Cavapoo and I love her! All I can warn people is oh the hair and the drama. Mine sees me grab the brush and runs and hides. When I go to brush her she cries and I haven't even started yet. She deserves an Oscar for her performance. Lol. The groomer every month cost a fortune too. Overall no major complaints about having a cavapoo....She is the sweetest most lovable puppy I have ever had 💕
One week toilet trained to bells to go out. Sleeps in crate overnight 10 hours no issues. Cries for 2 minutes if we go out, and then just sleeps. Doesn't bark at all so far, and stomach seems fine...... he's just a puppy still but so far this list is just rubbish
how does the bell work to toilet train and how long are you away from home?
Same as mine. They are really good.
I got two cavapoos they are not that well behaved but they are so good at peeing on the pee pad and they are very protective and take care of each other they are inseparable and they do cry and whine whenever we leave them by the self but I love them
We LOVE our Cavapoo!!! Best dog ever!
My cavoodle was potty trained in two weeks plus she’s adorable.
Plus she’s super smart. Best choice ever
I had a chihuahua as I’m sure that it’s going to be easier having a cavapoo.
Good point
My Rosie was potty trained very easily. I agree about the barking I wouldn’t change her though. Soooo loving and attentive
It's not true about barking...my cavapo barely barks
My little guy is 8 months old now. I have not acclimated him to other dogs yet but he is very friendly and so affectionate. The Barks! He gets some separation barking (more like shrieking) when I leave or when somone other than me is walking him. He does tend to pee when he gets excited and that is a problem that my sister's dog also has. Very intelligent and easy to train.
Good info! Hopefully he socializes well
I wonder if all dogs pee a little when excited?
@@iloveamerica53 I've had many dogs and only seem to notice it with cavapoos. Perhaps you're right, though.
@mrbrian I've had 2 cockapoos. It could be the the spaniel in them?
@@iloveamerica53yep they do when my Cavapoo was young like a couple of months whenever people came over he peed on them and sniff he or she to see if they had a dog all of that is because he got excited to see people he has not seen before
My cavapoo was 450
I potty trained my 10 weeks cavapoo for only 3 days 😊
Woow that's awesome! Can you share your trick?? Thank youuu
How’d you do it?
We did too.
We took our puppy outside frequently. Gave a treat every time she did her business. A few days. She is 8 months. No accidents in house, knock on wood!!!!
@@rnelson0525 thank you for the tip!!! about to get one for my 4yr old
I have 2 that are sisters. One is more poodle like then the other. She is more independent. The other is more like a CKC. She is so gentle and loving. Neither one barks much. They like to be with me, but they don't suffer from separation anxiety. I groom both of them but also once in a while I take them to a pro. Even their coats are different. One is really curly and the other one's coat is mostly wavey. They are bonded and in some ways are alike but in others they are different. So, I can't assign certain characteristics to them, except they are both very sweet and loveable. I don't know how anyone can say they will be one way or another. When I got my cavapoos I was going to purchase one for $100, but they were the only 2 left and I got both for the $100. The parents were on site. I guess I'm lucky because I had a lady give me a full-blooded Yorkie pup that I wanted to get for my sister's birthday. A friend had told this woman that she knew someone that might be wanting one and she told her to tell me I could get it free if I still wanted one. I picked her up and she is perfect. My sister adores her.
VERY accurate list. But if you can handle these requirements they make the best companions and they’re very smart playful and loving.
It also depends on if it’s more of a poodle or a cavalier spaniel if I’m correct
Mine is fine in the crate and had no anxiety. I also have a walker on the few days I go in the office.
I haven’t had a cavapoo. But the generalization of doodles have not been true in my experience. I’ve had 2 schnoodles at different times and neither had barking, potty training nor sensitive stomach issues. Grooming is a consideration, yes. But I think the other items are individualized per personality, training, and early socialization. But agreed all dog owners need to be prepared for potential difficulties and make sure they plan for committing the time to work through possible challenges.
Much of this is true (for a LOT of dogs!), but the BARKING is dead wrong. Cavapoo's are not big barkers. We read this in our Cavapoo handbook and spoke to owners. Finally got our Cavapoo in May and just as we were told, she's not much of a barker. And when she does bark, it's not for very long. Expensive from a proper breeder? Yes. Needs grooming? Sure. Best dog I've had in my life? 100% It's pretty tough to be sad when a Cavapoo is around! Actually, the biggest issue? Picky eaters! You'd have a tough time finding a sweeter dog.
I have a Cavapoo and he protects me when I sleep
I love my cavapoo! Best pup ever 😊❤🎉
Once I went to a pet store and I almost got a cavapoo but then I found a cockalier that I perfer more so I bought the cockalier instead.
My neighbors have like 5 of these things and they’re so damn annoying! Constantly barking at everything all day and the owners think they’re the most cute adorable things ever. They bring them out sometimes and try to show them off to people but usually they just bark and snap at you if you try to pet them. They drive my dogs and other neighborhood dogs insane every time they bring them out and my neighbors have no courtesy to quiet them down or put them away. I feel like every small dog owner swears their annoying rat dog is the cutest thing alive and can do no wrong
Every dog video: do NOT get this breed because they shouldn’t be left alone for long hours. Everyone needs to work to be able to afford any sort of dog bruh and most of us have 9-5 jobs 💀
7 Reason why you shouldn't watch this crap!!
No!!! you have to watch!
@@DogsNowChannel Saying that you "SHOULD NOT " is a bit over the top! Every dog breed has its faults, by saying what you've said makes the Cavapoo sound like they shouldn't be touched at all which is a load of bull! I own one and she is awesome, absolutely no problems at all!!!
Yeah
I still have one lol I never really leave since I’m retired so it works for us.
I don’t like the sensitive stomach issue but so far haven’t had this injustice feel bad for them.
Ears terrible due to canal angle - use Pro pouch clean with lint inside. 5k walk minimum - mine has excellent tummy …. Doesn’t bark other than the door the best dog I have ever had. So loyal. Remember they are not a handbag they are here 12/15 years make every day count take them for walks in all sorts of places make their life count not just a silly walk around the block
1. Don't like to be left alone.
2. Sensitive stomachs
3. Grooming requirements
4. Could take longer to be house-trained
5. Bark more than most dogs
6. Exercise requirements
7. Can be expensive to buy and then to get groomed
This applies to many breeds of dog. They don’t know they are cavapoos I see these same videos for many breeds of dogs. Maybe just think before you buy any dog. They all need time, money and effort.
I have 7month black cavoodle with white on he's chest he's name is Jack very smart love him so much ❤️
The backyard breeding supporters are strong in these comments
Some shelters, especially ones specializing in small dogs, have a lot of qualifications to adopt. I appreciate everything rescues/shelters do and they should ensure a dog goes to a safe home. But by making people jump through hoops to adopt, they cause people to support breeders because the process is easier. Some shelters need to make dogs easier to adopt.
We tried to adopt from a small dog rescue and they wanted a vet reference, 3 nonfamilial references, and our work employers' information. They had a very long, detailed app. Then, they also required a home visit and to use their vet even though we have our own. I also scoured local shelters and continue to and a lot also have so many requirements, especially regarding their smaller dogs. Some said don't bother to apply if the dog can't sleep in the bed or would be crate trained. Or if you won't be home during the day (most people work outside the home). A lot required a fenced yard, which we have luckily, but many people don't.
Other shelters that are less strict with their dogs don't have small dogs. Our local shelters are all big breeds like pitbulls and rottweilers. The most overcrowded shelter in our area posted they had an influx of small dogs and I went literally 12 hours later and all of the small dogs were going to rescue and unavaliable.
My point is, adopting can be difficult. Especially if you have size/allergy restrictions. We have dog allergies and a small townhouse yard. We can't get just any dog. We bought our first from a breeder and I've never met a better dog. We wanted to adopt our second, but it's been a rough process. And we have a fenced yard, references, and I am home all day during the summer (teacher). If shelters have these extensive qualifications, a lot of people will turn to breeders.
I disagree, my baby is my best friend! She is the best dog I have ever had and she does not have any grooming issues!
We have a cavapoo at our wood shop, she's the best dog ever! She doesn't have any said things..IMO
As a cavapoo owner I disagree with this video. They are loving, kind, obedient.
Yes to all of this. My cavapoo is 8 months old. She is so so sweet, affectionate loving. She loves everyone which I am thrilled with. My last fur baby was a Bichon and she was sweet and loving but didn't like to snuggle and didn't like kids or men. My Cavapoo has a very sensitive stomach. I groom my own dog. She is very stubborn on potty training and she ruined my hard wood floors. She barks a god bit. One thing you didn't mention is they love to dig and chew. She tore a massive hole in my couch while I was in the kitchen and she was in the den. I was cleaning up breakfast dishes and she was chewing the couch. She has chew toys, chew bones, a kong, etc. She is an escape artist. If she every gets out of the house, it takes the whole neighborhood to catch her. She's extremely fast. As much as I love her, I wouldn't have gotten a cavapoo if I'd known how destructive they are. I had a tall puppy gate to keep her in one room but she can jump super high and I couldn't keep her in it. This dog is not good for the elderly. They need an active family.
My cavapoo was destructive as a puppy BUT cavapoos are also extremely trainable and with lots of house training (I did it on my own at home watching TH-cam videos, specifically lots of Zak George lol) she has learned that the only things she can destroy are her toys and nothing else. Cavapoos are so so smart, with lots of training and patience, they can be wonderful 👍🏽
my cavapoo never once chewed anything he wasnt supposed to or dug, but any toy or treat he absolutely shreds, takes him like 3 minutes to eat a pig ear
@@arianarubi yes these videos helped me a lot. Thank you so much.
I already got one why is the dog so small
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my CavaPoo 🥰🥰🥰🥰
the aspca web site says the dont bark often
0.51 - I'll never understand the "stick the dog in a box for hours" attitude of the Americans. I don't know anyone out of the US that does that. It would count as animal cruelty where I live.
I think this really depends on the owner.
yes very true. dont be lazy owner and youll be good
These are all absolutely true. But I still love my boy!
I want one!! But I work 😭😭
Got one on thursday 😂
how old is your dog and will you be away from the dog for work hours? about to get one for my 4yr old and I'll be back to work in a month or so.
Sounds s bit like a classic car.... A little one too.,😂
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lol all of these reasons are convincing me even more to get one. I can relate to them lol. Also they have them at the pound rn and groomers for $300 and up. I hope my appy is accepted!
Theyre very intelligent and needy, but honestly easy to train if you give them the attention and exercise they need. But this is coming from someone whos first dog was a jack russel. God bless her.
I’m watching this with my cavapoo right next to me
This is so not true . My dodgy is 11months and is the best dog ever she's so good .2 months potty trained ,no trouble with food she eats everything .I've left her for hours an no worries what so ever. she loves her life an nothing bothers her .fully trained does all the tricks .walks loverly on lead not had to do much with her only have fun an lots of cuddles .they are the best dogs ever
Not true I have one!! They are so NICE!!!!
Oldest one does bark but the other one doesn't.
They are very sweet. However, the grooming is a constant hassle. Also, mine is a Barker.
Shock horror a dog gets separation anxiety, one of the main reasons why they end up in shelters. People also treat it as one term but you need to train the separation and the anxiety. Dogs are PACK animals, they all get it but some cope easier with it, but the saving grace is you can train them not to have separation and anxiety. Do your research before you get a dog so you’ll be well equipped how to train them. They’re not humans either so treating them like babies is ridiculous. They’re dogs first.
We put on relaxing music
Me:get one today 😂