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Your oodle has a social calendar, a favourite café and possibly better hair than you. So, naturally, a plain lead and a bed in the laundry were never going to cut it.  From designer knitwear to hotel room service, Australia’s pet lifestyle scene has plenty to offer dogs who are very much part of the family. For Cavoodles, being included can mean everything from a weekend away to their own wardrobe. Here’s what the spoilt dog lifestyle looks like in 2026.

Your cavoodle has opinions and they are not afraid of sharing them. They love to alert you about the delivery driver, the dog walking past and your decision to eat toast without sharing. But when those opinions become a daily barking soundtrack, it can leave you wondering: why is my cavoodle barking so much? Barking is normal dog communication however the challenge is understanding what’s behind it and each situation needs a different response. Here’s how to recognise common barking triggers and help your cavoodle feel more settled.

If you already have your dream dog (of course it’s a Cavoodle) then you know how much joy they bring to your life. But do you know someone thinking about welcoming a Cavoodle into their family?  Choosing a breeder is one of the most important decisions a future dog owner will make. It can influence their puppy’s health, temperament and wellbeing throughout their entire life. Here’s a guide on how to help your friends or family choose an ethical cavoodle breeder.

Christmas is just around the corner, and if your Cavoodle has their own spot on the Christmas list, you’re certainly not alone. Let’s be honest, Oodles don’t do ordinary, especially at Christmas. We’ve found our favourite festive must-haves, from practical presents and everyday essentials to special little luxuries for pups who deserve to be thoroughly spoilt. Welcome to the My Cavoodle Christmas Must-Haves Gift Guide - let the festive spoiling begin!

You get up to make a cuppa, and your Cavoodle follows. You head to the bathroom, and there’s a fluffy supervisor at the door. Pick up your car keys? Suddenly, your dog is very interested in your plans. Sound familiar? Welcome to Cavoodle FOMO. Understanding why your Cavoodle follows you everywhere can help you support their confidence, encourage independence and recognise when they need extra help.

We often get asked if Cavoodles can live happily in an apartment? And absolutely they can. A small home can work beautifully for a Cavoodle. In fact, being close to their favourite human may be their idea of luxury. Cavoodles just need a routine that gives them room to move, plenty to sniff and things to do when you’re busy. Here are some tips to help you make your apartment a sanctuary for your cavoodle. 

Bringing home a Cavoodle puppy is exciting, adorable and, let’s be honest, a little exhausting. Between toilet training, puppy biting and trying to stop them from stealing your socks, socialisation can easily become another task on an already long list. However, learning how to socialise a Cavoodle puppy is one of the most important things you can do during their early months. Here are some tips to help you from Day 1

Cavoodles have beautifully soft, fluffy coats, but keeping them clean without causing dry or irritated skin can be a balancing act. Bath them too infrequently and their coat may become dirty, tangled and a little less pleasant to cuddle. Bath them too often (or use the wrong products) and you may strip away the natural oils that help protect their skin and coat. So, how often should you bath a Cavoodle?

Losing a Cavoodle isn’t simply losing a pet, it’s losing your little shadow, your daily routine, your source of comfort and a deeply loved member of your family. The grief that follows the loss of a Cavoodle can be overwhelming, and sometimes it’s made even harder by people who don’t understand why the loss of a dog can hurt so deeply. But your grief is real so here are some practical things you can do to get through this heartbreaking time

If you’ve ever looked at your cavoodle and thought, “Why does your coat feel completely different this month?” you’re not imagining it. Seasonal coat changes are very real, even in oodle breeds that are “low shedding.” Understanding what’s normal (and what isn’t) can save you a lot of stress and help you keep that soft, fluffy coat in its best condition year-round.

There is a lot to love about the warmer months: longer walks, outdoor adventures and more time spent sniffing absolutely everything. Unfortunately, warmer weather can also mean more ticks.  Ticks are a serious concern for Australian dog owners, particularly along the east coast. For Oodle pawrents, the challenge is finding the little pests beneath all those curls. This is how to check your Oodle for ticks, the warning signs to watch for and exactly what to do if you find one.

Have you ever found yourself asking your Cavoodle to get off the couch... only to end up squeezing onto the very edge while they stretch out like royalty? Congratulations, you are probably living with a tiny furry CEO. While we absolutely love spoiling our dogs there's an important difference between spoiling your dog and letting them run the household. But don’t worry you CAN have a happy, cuddly, pampered Cavoodle who also understands boundaries.