It’s worth remembering that in the dog world, as in life, you get what you pay for. A lower shelter fee may be budget-friendly, but you might invest more in training, vet visits, and time. A higher breeder rehome fee often reflects the value of hours already invested in training, socialisation, and lifelong care.
If you’ve been looking for a Cavoodle (a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Poodle), you’ve probably come across two size options: Toy Cavoodle and Miniature Cavoodle. But what’s the real difference between the two — and does it actually matter?
If you want a puppy who grows into a confident, resilient, and well-adjusted adult dog, it takes more than just feeding and housing them for 8 weeks. A good breeder is not just a caretaker — they are the puppy’s first trainer, socialisation coach, and emotional guide. Here’s what you should be asking breeders about before you commit.
🐾 Puppy Age Checklist – Is Now the Right Time? This one-page checklist helps potential puppy buyers decide whether now is the right time to welcome a Cavoodle into their life.
Why Puppy Buyers Should Look Beyond Cost, Colour and LocationWhen searching for your perfect puppy, it’s tempting to start with the most obvious questions: “Where’s the breeder located?” and “How…
