Cavapoo Boy 2

Meet Our Red and White Cavapoo Boy

This adorable red and white Cavapoo boy was born on August 7th, 2026, and his markings make him easy to pick out from his littermates. He has a gorgeous red coat with a wide white blaze running down his face, white on his head, and little white markings on his paws. We can't wait to see how his coloring and coat develop as he gets bigger!

He is one of three Cavapoo puppies in this litter being raised with our family at Weaver Family Farms in Cairo, Missouri. We are a small, family-owned, state-licensed breeder, and being small allows us to stay personally involved with our puppies as they grow and prepare for their new homes.

Litter Mates? See The other brother here and his sister here!

His Parents Are Sandy and Jax

This little guy's mom is Sandy, our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and his dad is Jax, our red Miniature Poodle. Both are sweet dogs that love people, which is exactly the kind of temperament we want behind the puppies we raise. You can see pictures and learn more about Sandy and Jax on our Meet the Parents page.

We've had the opportunity to raise puppies from Sandy and Jax before, so this isn't our first time watching their puppies grow up and head off to new families. We continue to receive great feedback about how sweet and lovable their past puppies have been, and hearing those updates from families is something we always enjoy.

How Big Should This Cavapoo Puppy Get?

We expect this boy to reach approximately 16 to 20 pounds full grown. Adult weight is always an estimate since genetics and individual development can cause puppies to finish a little smaller or larger, but this is the range we expect based on his parents and our experience with similar puppies.

For someone wanting a smaller companion without going extremely tiny, we think this is a really nice size. A Cavapoo in this range can be small enough to pick up and travel with while still having enough size for walks, playing outside, and keeping up with everyday family life.

What He Will Receive Before Leaving Us

We have several important things to take care of before this boy is ready to head home. He will receive his age-appropriate DAPPv puppy vaccination and first deworming while he is still here with us.

He will also make an important trip to our veterinarian for a puppy wellness exam before leaving Weaver Family Farms. We want our veterinarian to examine him and make sure he is healthy and doing well before it is time for us to send him off with his new family.

Ready for His New Home Between October 2nd and October 16th

Since he was born August 7th, this little boy officially reaches 8 weeks old on October 2nd, 2026. Eight weeks is the absolute earliest our puppies are allowed to leave us.

We generally like our puppies to transition to their new families when they are approximately 8 to 10 weeks old. For this litter, that means roughly October 2nd through October 16th, 2026. We feel this is a great window for a puppy to be ready to leave mom and littermates and begin settling into a new routine with their family.

Interested in Bringing This Boy Home?

If those red and white markings have already won you over, you can contact us about this Cavapoo puppy here. We are happy to talk with you, answer questions, and explain more about bringing one of our puppies home.

We know choosing where your puppy comes from is a big decision. Before making yours, you are welcome to read reviews from our previous puppy families and see what others have said about their experience with us.

If This Puppy Has Already Found His Family

You may be reading this page while this boy is still looking for his family, or you may have found him months or even years after he went home. We keep our older puppy listings available because they give families a chance to see real examples of the Cavapoo puppies we have raised.

If this boy is already adopted, take a look at our puppies currently available for adoption. We may have another Cavapoo or one of our other small companion puppies looking for the right home.

You can also browse our past adopted puppies to get a better feel for the puppies and different litters we have raised here at Weaver Family Farms.

If you don't see the puppy you're looking for right now, consider joining our waiting list for an upcoming puppy. We contact our waiting-list families first when we have new puppies becoming available, giving them an opportunity before puppies are offered publicly.

You can also keep up with new litters, puppy pictures, and announcements by following Weaver Family Farms Puppies on Facebook.