Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Learn more about our Cavapoochons, Cavachons, and Petite Golden Cavadoodles.

What makes Cavapoochons different from other toy breeds?
Cavapoochons are a rare and thoughtfully designed three-breed cross — Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Bichon Frise, and Poodle — and the combination produces something truly special. They tend to carry the gentle, affectionate temperament of the Cavalier, the cheerful and adaptable nature of the Bichon, and the intelligence and low-shedding coat of the Poodle. The result is a small dog that is remarkably well-rounded: easy to train, great with children and other pets, and well-suited to a wide range of homes and lifestyles. They also tend to hold their puppy-like appearance well into adulthood, which is a big part of their growing popularity.
Cavapoochons typically have a soft, wavy to loosely curly coat that is low- to non-shedding, making them a popular choice for families with mild allergies. Coats can vary slightly from puppy to puppy depending on which traits they inherit most strongly, but most have that signature fluffy, teddy bear look. Regular grooming every 6–8 weeks will keep their coat healthy, mat-free, and looking its best.
All of our parent dogs are OFA tested and have undergone genetic health testing prior to breeding. We take the health of our lines seriously and breed only from dogs who have been cleared of hereditary conditions common to the parent breeds. We’re happy to share health documentation on the parents of your specific litter — just ask!
Our Cavapoochons typically mature between 15 and 20 pounds, making them a sturdy yet compact toy-to-small breed. They’re small enough to be portable and apartment-friendly, but substantial enough to keep up with an active family.
Our Cavapoochon puppies are $2,850, which includes your deposit. We believe in transparent, all-in pricing so there are no surprises along the way. This reflects the care, health testing, and early socialization that goes into every litter we raise. Delivery and training not included.

Yes! Learn more in our Delivery section.

Our puppies come with a 3-year health guarantee against genetic faults.  Learn more here.

Puppy Delivery Options

We work with experienced third-party transport professionals to help make bringing your puppy home as safe and smooth as possible.

Timshell Farm is located in Ohio, near Fredericksburg. Families are always welcome to visit the farm and pick up their puppy in person, and we also offer several trusted delivery options for out-of-state families.

  • Private Ground Transport

A dedicated pet transporter delivers your puppy directly to your home or agreed meeting location. This is often the most personalized and low-stress option for puppies.

  • Flight Nanny Service

Your puppy travels in-cabin with a professional flight nanny who accompanies them throughout the trip and personally hands them off to you at the destination airport.

  • Farm Pickup

Many families enjoy visiting the farm and picking up their puppy in person. We are happy to coordinate pickup appointments.

*Delivery pricing varies based on destination, distance, timing, and current transporter availability. Please contact us for a custom quote.

Note about delivery:

Whenever possible, we recommend that puppies travel individually rather than in group transport settings. Solo travel can help reduce exposure to common health risks such as parasites, illness, and unnecessary stress.

 

We understand private transportation may not always be the most economical option, but it is often the safest and most comfortable experience for young puppies. We encourage families to consider transportation costs and options before placing a deposit.

 

Travel and relocation can be a big adjustment for a young puppy. Once home, please allow your puppy time to rest, settle in, and gradually adapt to their new environment.

 

We recommend:

  • Keeping routines calm and consistent
  • Providing a quiet resting area
  • Limiting overstimulation during the first several days
  • Scheduling a wellness check with your veterinarian soon after arrival (within 4 days)

 

Most puppies need time to decompress, and many settle beautifully within the first two weeks.

If you notice any signs of illness or health concerns after your puppy arrives, please contact your veterinarian promptly and review your health agreement for next steps. Early attention is always best.