24/05/2026
CROSS BREEDING HAS TO BE DONE INTELLIGENTLY
The pictures show puppies from the same litter.
All puppies are F1b Cavapoos (F1 Cavapoo x Poodle) from the same parents - yet they look quite different - some are very curly, while others not curly atall, some are chunkier etc
It’s a good example of how much variation there can be when crossing breeds, even within one litter. An experienced and observant breeder should understand the likely outcomes in terms of appearance, coat type, temperament, and - most importantly - health.
Responsible breeding is not just about producing puppies. It involves carefully following bloodlines and patterns over time, staying in touch with owners as puppies mature, and monitoring how dogs develop both physically and emotionally. Adult coats can change dramatically, colours can fade, and temperament matters just as much as looks.
For me, health and temperament always come first. If I ever found concerns in any area, I would immediately reassess my breeding programme.
Please don’t be afraid to ask breeders plenty of questions. A good breeder should welcome them and should also ask questions about you. It's a 2-way information gathering process.
Choosing the right home for a puppy is incredibly important.
In my opinion, relying only on an online form is not enough. Speaking in person or over the phone helps both breeder and owner understand each other's expectations.
I’m very passionate (and yes, opinionated!) about breeding because my puppies deserve the very best start in life.
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