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Thank you for all the videos you’ve done. I’m getting my cavapoo baby in six days and want to do everything right. Watching you is very helpful in achieving that goal.
She's definitely gotten more used to grooming over time. I can totally show you guys a video of how I get Sophie more comfortable with things she's afraid of, it definitely involves lots of treats! 😊
Great video, thank you. I just got my cavapoo a week ago and we're already best of friends. She's such a great listener and very intelligent. Potty training isn't as hard as I had anticipated. I love my puppy. She's pure joy and a perfect one for me.
Thank you, this is a good video. Most of the things we are already doing but not a lot of one-on-one time, we tend to spend time together as a family and immediately that makes sense. Both of our babies are rescue pups. Our older boy came to us at 2yrs and our little girl, now 11 months old came to us at six months. It certainly is challenging with cavoodles who have been rehomed. Their deeply sensitive nature does struggle to recover I believe. Both our babies are generally very happy but Chester particularly, who we’ve now had for 5 yrs, has struggled to leave his trauma history behind and we see it haunt him still at times. They’re such precious little souls it’s really heartbreaking to see them suffer ❤️
I can only imagine given the cavapoo nature and personality, the struggles that come with rehoming. It sounds like they've both been welcomed into a loving home and I'm sure that your family is offering the best love and support that they need. 😊
I know you may have solved this problem by now, but training with a leash and treats worked for me. Call their name, tug on leash lightly, and reward with a treat and praise. Be consistent with this until they get it. Eventually, they will do it without treats. They are eager to please as long as it is a positve experience. 😊
I love your videos! I have a little 12 week old cavapoo puppy and am enjoying your videos and learning lots of tips! I think these ways of bonding are so important and I'm going to try and do all of them. My puppy doesn't offer eye contact very often and gets distracted so easily! Do you have any suggestions on ways I can work on that? 💜🧡
Thanks for your comment, I'm so glad to hear you enjoy our videos and congratulations on adopting a cavapoo. It's understandable that at 12 weeks your puppy may not make eye contact often, there's so many things to explore and look at that it's hard for them to stay focused one thing, that will change as your puppy grows and your bond strengthens by doing things you both enjoy together. If you really want your puppy to focus their attention on you (especially if you need it for any future training with distractions) you can always teach them the "look at me" command or even just saying their name and anytime they make eye contact (either with you saying their name or "look at me") give them a treat. They'll eventually learn that they get praise and treats when they make eye contact or focus on you. I used the "look at me" command with Sophie when there was ever any heightened situations and I wanted to redirect her attention back to me. I hope this helps! 😊
I named all my cavapoos toys. He can bring me whichever toy I ask for. I also ask him what he needs and run off a list. I get kisses when I hit the right option. Makes going outside to potty easy.
She's actually not much of a TV watcher but I'll definitely get together some dog movies for us to watch and I'll she if she has any reactions to show you guys.
My family is getting 2 cavapoos this winter. We thought after having a boxer and German Shepherd in the past these would be more manageable from a size and shedding standpoint and as a former drug/patrol handler the idea of not going on endless walks/runs is appealing. Do you think having 2 to keep each other company will limit the separation anxiety?
Sorry that I'm a little late responding to your comment but I definitely think that from a shedding and size standpoint, cavapoos will definitely be more manageable, just don't forget to take into account their wavy/curly coats which will require frequent combing and grooming. In terms of having two to keep each other company, I don't have much experience with that and I would definitely recommend seeing if there's so more info on that on Google or even speaking with a prospective breeder. I think at the end of the day it's important for you to still train your puppy or puppies to be comfortable with you being out of the house and having some time without their favourite humans always nearby. I hope this helps!
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It warms my heart to see Sophie & Nessa’s love and interaction with eachother! ♥️♥️
I am getting my 1st Cavapoo in 5 weeks I can't wait !
Thank you for all the videos you’ve done. I’m getting my cavapoo baby in six days and want to do everything right. Watching you is very helpful in achieving that goal.
My 8 months cavapoo Layla is the light of my day. Thanks for your recomendations, I really appreciated it your blog.
aww sophie is such a sweetheart when you groom her!! I'd love a video about you helping sophie get used to something she's uncertain or afraid of!
She's definitely gotten more used to grooming over time. I can totally show you guys a video of how I get Sophie more comfortable with things she's afraid of, it definitely involves lots of treats! 😊
My new Cavapoo Curly is so sweet and smart! He is easily trainable, and loves to lay on the couch near me or on my lap. He is just the best!!
Great video Nessa thank you 1
Great video, thank you. I just got my cavapoo a week ago and we're already best of friends. She's such a great listener and very intelligent. Potty training isn't as hard as I had anticipated. I love my puppy. She's pure joy and a perfect one for me.
Thank you, this is a good video. Most of the things we are already doing but not a lot of one-on-one time, we tend to spend time together as a family and immediately that makes sense. Both of our babies are rescue pups. Our older boy came to us at 2yrs and our little girl, now 11 months old came to us at six months. It certainly is challenging with cavoodles who have been rehomed. Their deeply sensitive nature does struggle to recover I believe. Both our babies are generally very happy but Chester particularly, who we’ve now had for 5 yrs, has struggled to leave his trauma history behind and we see it haunt him still at times. They’re such precious little souls it’s really heartbreaking to see them suffer ❤️
I can only imagine given the cavapoo nature and personality, the struggles that come with rehoming. It sounds like they've both been welcomed into a loving home and I'm sure that your family is offering the best love and support that they need. 😊
Getting my first Cavapoo next Saturday and your videos have helped immensely! Thank you so much (:
Congratulations! 😊 I'm so happy to hear our videos have helped. Good luck with your new puppy!
These are all such amazing points, Sophie is so lucky to have such a loving dog mom ❤️🐶
Thank you! 😊
I know you may have solved this problem by now, but training with a leash and treats worked for me. Call their name, tug on leash lightly, and reward with a treat and praise. Be consistent with this until they get it. Eventually, they will do it without treats. They are eager to please as long as it is a positve experience. 😊
She acts just like my dog Mitzy. I love my cavapoo so much. They are the best dogs.
I love your videos! I have a little 12 week old cavapoo puppy and am enjoying your videos and learning lots of tips! I think these ways of bonding are so important and I'm going to try and do all of them. My puppy doesn't offer eye contact very often and gets distracted so easily! Do you have any suggestions on ways I can work on that? 💜🧡
Thanks for your comment, I'm so glad to hear you enjoy our videos and congratulations on adopting a cavapoo. It's understandable that at 12 weeks your puppy may not make eye contact often, there's so many things to explore and look at that it's hard for them to stay focused one thing, that will change as your puppy grows and your bond strengthens by doing things you both enjoy together.
If you really want your puppy to focus their attention on you (especially if you need it for any future training with distractions) you can always teach them the "look at me" command or even just saying their name and anytime they make eye contact (either with you saying their name or "look at me") give them a treat. They'll eventually learn that they get praise and treats when they make eye contact or focus on you. I used the "look at me" command with Sophie when there was ever any heightened situations and I wanted to redirect her attention back to me. I hope this helps! 😊
I named all my cavapoos toys. He can bring me whichever toy I ask for. I also ask him what he needs and run off a list. I get kisses when I hit the right option. Makes going outside to potty easy.
I have a cavapoo also!!!
Does Sophie like to watch TV ?? Like animal planet by any chance ? or watching other Doggos on TV please put her reaction video Nessa
She's actually not much of a TV watcher but I'll definitely get together some dog movies for us to watch and I'll she if she has any reactions to show you guys.
My family is getting 2 cavapoos this winter. We thought after having a boxer and German Shepherd in the past these would be more manageable from a size and shedding standpoint and as a former drug/patrol handler the idea of not going on endless walks/runs is appealing. Do you think having 2 to keep each other company will limit the separation anxiety?
Sorry that I'm a little late responding to your comment but I definitely think that from a shedding and size standpoint, cavapoos will definitely be more manageable, just don't forget to take into account their wavy/curly coats which will require frequent combing and grooming. In terms of having two to keep each other company, I don't have much experience with that and I would definitely recommend seeing if there's so more info on that on Google or even speaking with a prospective breeder. I think at the end of the day it's important for you to still train your puppy or puppies to be comfortable with you being out of the house and having some time without their favourite humans always nearby. I hope this helps!
Does anybody else’s cavapoo not come when you call them? Mine is 4 months old but just is not interested when I call her lol