Why Petite Golden Cava-Doodles?

"Poodle Hybrids - Are They Superior Pets?"

← Click to read excerpts from an article by Janice Biniok

When two unrelated breeds of dogs are bred, the first generation offspring puppies are referred to as hybrids. Hybrid puppies have stronger health and are superior to either of the purebred parent dogs. This is referred to as "hybrid vigor."

Crossbreeding two different purebreds is advisable only if desirable traits and strong characteristics will be produced in the resulting offspring. Golden Retrievers and Poodles are likely to complement each other. By cross breeding them, puppies result that are vigorous, stable and mentally strong, possessing the best qualities of both breeds.

At left are two Timshell Farm Petite Golden Cava-Doodles athletes really going for the high stick!

Petite Golden Cava-Doodles combine the wonderful traits of both the Golden Retriever and the Poodle pure breeds, and these characteristics can include:

Adrienne D.'s RILEY meets up with another Timshell Farm Petite Golden Cava-Doodles at the Texas Poppy Festival!

⦿ Loyal ⦿Intelligent ⦿Gentle ⦿Affectionate ⦿Great Desire to Please ⦿Sunny Disposition ⦿Easy to Train ⦿Probable Low to No Shedding ⦿Allergy Reduction or Elimination

Petite Golden Cava-Doodles puppies usually have a soft curl or wavy/shaggy coat, but not the wiry, stiff curls. Most Petite Golden Cava-Doodles shed very little or not at all, and as a result, may not cause allergies. There is no guarantee that a Petite Golden Cava-Doodles puppy will be completely "shed-less" or will not produce allergies, but many families with allergies and asthma have been able to live with a Petite Golden Cava-Doodles!

See www.goldendoodles.com external linkwebsite study on Labradoodle and Petite Golden Cava-Doodles coat types and level of shedding reported. With the more wavy coated Petite Golden Cava-Doodles, there may be shedding of the "puppy coat" up to the age the adult coat fully grows in. Below are some Timshell Farm Petite Golden Cava-Doodles!