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Meet Our Handsome Red Cavapoo Boy

This handsome little red Cavapoo boy was born on August 7th, 2026, and just look at that beautiful coat! He has a rich, solid red coloring and an adorable little face that is only going to get cuter as he grows. He is one of three puppies in this litter and is the only boy, with two sisters growing up right alongside him.

He is being raised here with our family at Weaver Family Farms in Cairo, Missouri. We are a small, family-owned, state-licensed breeder, and we enjoy being able to personally watch our puppies grow from these tiny newborn days until it is finally time to hand them over to their new families.

Want to see his litter mates? See his brother here and his sister here!

Sandy and Jax Are His Parents

His mom is Sandy, our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and his dad is Jax, our red Miniature Poodle. We know both parents well, and they are sweet, friendly dogs that enjoy being around people. If you would like to put faces with their names, you can see Sandy and Jax on our page introducing the parents of our puppies.

One thing we especially love is hearing from families after our puppies have gone home. We have raised puppies from Sandy and Jax before, and their past puppies have given us some really great feedback from their families. That loving Cavapoo personality is one of the big reasons we enjoy raising this cross so much.

Expected to Be Around 16 to 20 Pounds Full Grown

We expect this boy to grow to approximately 16 to 20 pounds as an adult, based on his parents and puppies we have raised in the past. Adult size is always an estimate since every puppy develops a little differently.

For many families, that is a really nice Cavapoo size. He should remain small enough to be an easy companion around the house and on trips without being an extremely tiny dog. Cavapoos also tend to love being involved with whatever their families are doing, whether that means playing outside, going for a ride, or finding the best spot beside you on the couch.

Vet Checked, Vaccinated, and Dewormed Before Going Home

There is still plenty of growing to do before this little guy is ready to leave us. During that time, we will continue caring for him and watching his development closely.

Before going to his new home, he will receive his age-appropriate DAPPv puppy vaccination and first deworming. He will also visit our veterinarian for a puppy wellness exam so he can be examined before leaving us and we can make sure he is healthy and ready for his new family.

His Go-Home Window Is October 2nd Through October 16th

This boy turns 8 weeks old on October 2nd, 2026, which is the earliest he can leave us. We will never send one of our puppies home before reaching at least 8 weeks of age.

Our preferred time for puppies from this litter to transition into their new homes is generally between 8 and 10 weeks old, giving this boy a go-home window of approximately October 2nd through October 16th, 2026. We have found this to be a really nice age for making that big transition into a new home and beginning life with a new family.

Could This Be Your Cavapoo Boy?

If you have been looking for a red Cavapoo and this little guy has caught your attention, get in touch with us about adopting a puppy. We are happy to answer questions and talk with you about whether he might be a good match for your family.

Choosing a breeder is just as important as choosing a puppy. If this is your first time finding us, take a few minutes to read what our previous puppy families have shared about their experience with Weaver Family Farms.

Found His Page After He Was Adopted?

If you found this handsome boy through Google or one of our older pages and see that he has already found his family, we may have another puppy waiting for you. Our current puppies looking for homes can be found here, and that is the best place to see our latest availability.

We also keep an archive of puppies we have raised and already placed with families. We think keeping these pages available is helpful because it gives future families a much better look at the different puppies and litters we have produced over time.

If the timing isn't right or you are hoping for a puppy from a future litter, our puppy waiting list is the best way to save your place. We work with families on our waiting list first when new puppies become available.

You are also welcome to follow our puppy updates on Facebook, where we share new litters, growing puppies, and other updates from Weaver Family Farms.