Available Cavapoo Puppies
Submitting your application now helps us get to know you and your family’s expectations before the new litter arrives.
Below, you’ll see our available puppies. You’re welcome to let us know if you’re drawn to a particular one, and we are always glad to answer any questions about each puppy as you decide.
If you’re ready to move forward, the first step is to complete our puppy application. There are no right or wrong answers - it simply helps us ensure the best fit for both you and your puppy.
Want to learn more about our process, how selection works, or pricing? Visit our How to Get a Puppy page for all the details.
Current & Upcoming Litters Summary
Daisy & Stewie - Puppies arrived July 20th, we will update with photos soon! - Currently Accepting Applications
Daisy and Stewie's Upcoming Cavapoo Litter
We're excited to announce Daisy and Stewie's* upcoming Cavapoo litter, expected July 22, 2026. We anticipate puppies in beautiful red and white and phantom (black and tan) colors, with estimated adult weights of approximately 15 to 25 pounds. We are currently accepting applications for this litter and look forward to helping families find the right puppy for their home.
Both parents have completed comprehensive health testing beyond standard recommendations, including OFA advanced cardiac, hips, patellas, and eyes, along with comprehensive DNA testing with clear results for diseases relevant to the breeds in this cross. As always, our puppies will be raised in our home with early socialization, enrichment, and plenty of love from day one. * NOTE: Stewie is an outside stud owned by another breeder and is not shown on our parent bio page.
Coat
We expect curly or wavy coats in this litter, about 50/50 chance.
Size
We estimate the final size of these dogs are 15-25 lbs when fully grown.
Color
We expect red puppies or phantom puppies in this litter, about 50/50.
A Look at Previous Cavapoo Puppies
One of our favorite parts of breeding is watching each litter grow. The puppies pictured below are from previous Maple Hill Cavapoo litters and are shared to give prospective families a better idea of the puppies we raise. Although these puppies have already found their forever homes, we hope their photos help you picture what may be in store for a future litter.
Learn more about Cavapoos as a breed.
Learn our process for how to get a puppy and our pricing.
Why choose Maple Hill Doodles for your new pup?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have Cavapoos available now?
This page is updated regularly with our current and upcoming Cavapoo litters. If no puppies are currently listed, we may be accepting applications for future litters. We recommend checking back often or submitting a puppy application if you're ready to begin the process.
How much do your Cavapoo puppies cost?
Our Cavapoo puppies are $3,000 regardless of color or gender. Every puppy is raised in our home with early socialization, age appropriate veterinary care, and comes with our health warranty and lifetime breeder support.
How do I reserve a Cavapoo puppy?
The first step is to complete our puppy application. Once your application is approved, we'll help you choose the right litter and guide you through the reservation process. We believe finding the right match should be straightforward and enjoyable from the very beginning.
Can you deliver my puppy?
Yes. Families are of course always welcome to pick up their puppy at our home in Burton, Ohio, meet us at Cleveland Hopkins Airport at no additional charge, but we can also arrange personal delivery within our service area, or work with a trusted flight nanny. We do not ship puppies as cargo because we want every puppy to travel safely and comfortably.
What size will your Cavapoo puppies be?
Most of our Cavapoo puppies mature between 10 and 25 pounds, although each puppy is unique. The expected adult size for each litter is based on the parents and grandparents, but like children, no breeder can guarantee an exact adult weight.
Are your Cavapoos hypoallergenic?
Yes, but let's be clear-the term hypoallergenic does not mean non-allergenic. It simply means less likely to cause an allergic reaction. Every person’s allergies are different, and reactions can vary depending on the individual and the severity of their allergies. In general, families with dog allergies have reported doing very well with our Cavapoos, with many reporting no allergic reactions. We also utilize genetic coat testing when making breeding decisions, allowing us to select for coat traits associated with the lowest shedding and more allergy-friendly coat types.
No breeder can guarantee that a person will not react to a particular dog, but thoughtful breeding and coat genetics can help improve the likelihood of an allergy-friendly coat.
Are your Cavapoos non-shedding?
Similar to the term hypoallergenic, there can be some confusion about what a “non-shedding” coat actually means. The term isn’t literal, since all mammals with hair or fur shed to some degree. In dogs, non-shedding generally refers to a coat that sheds very little. Our Cavapoos are bred to be very low shedding. We utilize genetic coat testing on all of our parent dogs to help us make informed breeding decisions and select for the coat traits associated with the low-shedding, allergy-friendly coats many families are looking for.
Can Cavapoos be left alone all day?
Generally, no. Cavapoos are companion dogs and are happiest when they are part of their family’s everyday life. Like other dogs bred primarily for companionship, they generally do not thrive when regularly left alone for long periods of time. This is sometimes labeled as “separation anxiety,” but wanting to be near their people is a normal trait in a companion dog, not a fault. Cavapoos can absolutely learn to be comfortable spending reasonable amounts of time alone, but they are best suited to families who have plenty of time and companionship to offer them.