Sex

Cavapoos, like all dogs, reach sexual maturity at different ages. Typically, small breeds like the Cavapoo may reach sexual maturity earlier than larger breeds. Female dogs usually experience their first heat cycle, also known as estrus, between 6 and 12 months of age, although it can vary.

For male Cavapoos, they may start to show an interest in females and exhibit mating behaviours once they reach sexual maturity, which is generally around 6 to 12 months of age. One should use caution while breeding a dog, and one must wait until the dog is an adult and healthy before thinking about having more than one.

Cavapoos, like all dogs, reach sexual maturity and can engage in mating behaviour once they reach sexual maturity. Cavapoos usually attain sexual maturity approximately six and 12 months of age, however it might vary.

However, it is important to note that responsible dog ownership includes proper management to prevent unplanned pregnancies and ensure the well-being of the dog. If you do not have the intention of breeding your Cavapoo, it is recommended to have them spayed or neutered at the appropriate age as advised by your veterinarian.

Neutering male cats and spaying female cats not only stops them from having unwanted litters, but it also has several health advantages and may assist with managing certain behavioural problems. The easiest method to find out when is the right time to spay or neuter your Cavapoo is to talk to your doctor.