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The total cost for our puppies is $2,714.30 ($2,500 puppy fee + $214.30 sales tax).
For final payment, we accept Zelle, cash, checks, or cashier’s checks. If you are paying by check, it must clear the bank before the puppy leaves.
PayPal is accepted for deposits but not for the final balance unless you include the PayPal fee.
Note to those on the waiting list: If you choose to pass/skip on a litter that has a puppy meeting your preferences as stated on the deposit form and price changes occur during that time, you will be subjected to the new price. Sales tax may also be subject to change.
We accept Zelle, cash, check or cashier's check for final payment. If sending in a check, it must be cleared by the bank prior to the puppy leaving. We accept PayPal if you're sending in a deposit but not for paying the balance.
Zelle info is myroyalpuppies.wa@gmail.com and name Alma Arana or My Royal Puppies (our poodle name). No cell number attached to this account.
If you are ready for a puppy from My Cavapoos we highly recommend you get on the waiting list in order to have priority in choosing a puppy.
The wait can be as short as 2 months or as long as 6 months. It varies quite a bit so it's difficult to say how long the wait really is. To be placed on the waiting list, we require a $300 deposit. We will not be depositing your check until the puppies have been born and you've chosen a puppy. Once the puppy has been chosen, your deposit becomes non-refundable and non-transferrable to.
If once the puppies have been born and we don't have what you're looking for, you have the option of transferring your deposit to an upcoming litter or the option of canceling your deposit. If you decide not to transfer the deposit, we will simply shred your check and remove you from the list.
Per alignment with the State of Washington, we have the right to return any deposit and cancel the sale of a puppy if we feel the prospective owner is not a suitable match for our puppy or program. As a breeder, we have discretion to ensure that our puppies are placed in homes that align with our values and standards.
We use Wisdom Panel, Embark, or Paw Prints for genetic testing of our dogs. While we initially focused on breed-specific tests, we now conduct comprehensive panels to cover a broader range of conditions on our new dogs. Additionally, under each dog's profile you'll find what health test they have had completed.
Copies of these test results will be provided to you at the time of pickup.
Our puppies are born and raised in our home, where they are exposed to a variety of people, household sounds, items, and other dogs. We strive to create an enriched environment that stimulates their brains and fosters positive development. To achieve this, we rotate their toys, introduce them to different rooms, and play background recordings during playtime to help them build a positive association with various noises.
From birth, we handle the puppies regularly and provide early neurological stimulation tailored to each pup and litter. We also trim their nails, clean their ears, touch their mouths and teeth, and brush and bathe them as needed.
By 3-4 weeks of age, we provide a separate elimination area, using potty pad holders or trays to ensure it’s tactilely different from their sleeping area.
Our puppies are introduced to sleeping in a crate and playing in a playpen during their time with us. However, all this early socialization and training can be undone if the new owners do not continue to build their puppy’s confidence and expose them to various environments. To give your puppy the best start, we recommend joining a training program. We suggest the Baxter & Bella online program, which you can learn more about below.
Yes, we offer a 2-year health guarantee. In case of a genetic disease, we would offer a replacement. If you would like to see the contract go to Purchasing a Puppy tab and click on the health guarantee button.
The main colors we breed are Ruby/Red, Black & Tan, Black & White, Apricot, Blenheim, Tri, and Black.
While we cannot guarantee the colors of each litter, we can often predict them based on genetics and previous litters.
The puppies are ready to go at 8 weeks old. We do not ship so you must fly to Spokane International Airport or pick up at our home.
We breed Miniature Poodles with Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, so the average weight of our Cavapoos is typically between 15-22 lbs. Occasionally, we have smaller Cavapoos that weigh around 9-15 lbs as adults.
Here’s a general breakdown of the weight ranges:
While most of our puppies will be average-sized, we sometimes have smaller Cavapoos. It’s important to note that we do not breed specifically for size; we focus on pairing dogs that best complement each other temperament-wise.
We ask that you get these supplements for your puppy/dog and have it by the time your puppy goes home. We give this to all of our dogs and puppies in order to make sure they have all of the nutrients their bodies need.
NuVet Plus is not just a vitamin.
It’s an immune system builder with a precise balance of vitamins, minerals, omega fatty acids, amino acids, and high-potency antioxidants.
It is guaranteed to work through all stages of a dog’s life.
✓ For puppies (under 2 years old), it strengthens their immune system, while building and strengthening the cardiovascular, skeletal, and nervous systems.
✓ For dogs in their prime (age 2-8), complete, balanced nutrition helps maintain the luster of their skin and coat while protecting against skin and coat problems, digestive problems, discharge, foul odors, ear rubbing, eye problems, lumps and bumps, and more.
✓ For older dogs (over 8 years old),
NuVet helps improve the vitality and increase longevity.
Please order before you take home your pup!
Phone: 800-474-7044 with Order Code 14261
Online: www.nuvet.com/14261
You can receive an additional 15% discount by taking advantage of their autoship program.
For a detailed list click here to see our blog post on supplies.
Yes, we do! Once you are matched to a puppy we will send you a checklist that you can print off, an email with lots of information and a list of items you'll want to get.
If your puppy leaves by 8 weeks old it will have received 1 vaccination. We will provide a vaccination and health record for you to show your vet at the time of pick up.
The majority of puppies are born with dew claws, which is the "thumb" claw on the front paws of a puppy. We remove the dew claws when the puppies are a couple of days old. Of note, this dewclaw can grow back, if that's the case, let your groomer know so they can be careful not to injure it during a trim. You'll want to ensure nail is being trimmed as well.
We feed our puppies Avoderm puppy food. You can find it at independent pet stores (not at petsmart or petco). We purchase it a Country Feed; however, you could also buy it online on Chewy.
If you want to feed Raw food - check Maev raw food. -http://rwrd.io/xkcmam8?c
YES! Please, please, please avoid Science Diet, Purina, Royal Canin, Ol Roy, and Iams.
Kibble from aforementioned brands contain very little meat and are mostly composed of fillers and artificial coloring. We have a list of food brands we have looked into so if you're at a loss as to what brand to try next, send us a message.
To ensure all puppies are eating well, we keep a dish of food available at all times. We recommend maintaining a feeding schedule to simplify potty training once the puppy joins you. The back of the food bag should provide suggested feeding portions based on weight and age.
Feeding guidelines:
After a month of having your puppy, you can start the transition to other high-quality foods such as Bixbi, Inception, Zignature, Farmina, Stella & Chewy, or raw foods. We do not recommend Science Diet, Purina, or Iams.
To transition your puppy to a new type of food, do so gradually over the course of a couple of weeks to prevent digestive issues. Purchase a bag of the new food to mix with the Avoderm puppy food.
Start by mixing 3/4 of the Avoderm Puppy food with 1/4 of the new food for a few days. Then transition to a 50/50 mix for the next two days, and continue adjusting the ratio until the transition is complete.
You have a few options for picking up your puppy:
Please note that we do not ship our puppies or work with third parties for delivery.
We make every effort to fully deworm our puppies while they are with us, but since puppies and dogs tend to lick everything, they can easily pick up worms or parasites. Sources such as puddles, dirt, grass, sticks, floors, and shoes can introduce these issues.
We let our puppies enjoy outdoor time, which increases the likelihood of exposure. Despite our diligent deworming efforts, an additional dosage may be needed once the puppies leave our home.
We live in the country with wildlife like wild turkeys, deer, and coyotes, so we deworm frequently. However, we cannot guarantee that puppies will be free of parasites upon leaving, they will however not leave our home if presenting with any symptoms that require further medication. Common parasites that majority of puppies may have include, but are not limited to, coccidia, giardia, roundworms, and hookworms.
We recommend getting a fecal test at the vet and continuing regular deworming as needed. We request a fecal test for our litter during their wellness exam. Please note that any follow-up deworming, fecal exams, or related expenses after the puppy leaves our home are the responsibility of the new owner.
Puppies are sensitive to changes, so you might notice some changes in their stool the first week. This could be due to stress, a change in food, sneaking snacks, or eating grass or leaves outside.
If the stool is softer than usual, you can add some pumpkin or a probiotic to their diet to help firm it up. If the soft stool persists or becomes watery, please take your puppy to the vet for a fecal test.
For puppies who are particularly sensitive to changes, gradually introduce new foods such as vegetables, pumpkin, or yogurt to build their tolerance. It’s important to avoid changing their food during the first month as they are still adjusting to their new environment.
Remember, a puppy is like a toddler learning to potty train—they can get easily distracted and may forget to potty when they are taken outside. If your puppy hasn’t gone potty, they shouldn’t have free access back inside the house or they will go potty inside.
Start by taking your puppy outside every 15-30 minutes during play time. As they grow and become more reliable, you can gradually increase the time between potty breaks. If your puppy continues to have accidents inside, you may need to adjust your routine, restrict freedom (tether method, playpen only if not having 1:1 time, etc) and take puppy out more consistently. It can be an overwhelming stage but it does get better if you put in the work!
Do you have a favorite rug? You might want to roll it up or keep the puppy away from it until they are fully potty trained.