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You won't find better raised puppies than Wren's Litter!
Wren, the mother, is the only dog our family has. She is the daughter of my parents' dog Rosie. Rosie is the Black and Tan Cavalier in the photos. Rosie had 2 litters of Cavapoo puppies, two of which, this litter's aunts, are in the photos. We have heard from 6 of the Aunt's families that they are in great health and fantastic family dogs! Wren's litter was Rosie's last litter and were purebred Cavaliers. Wren loves visiting her mom and human grandparents out in the country.
We live in Lancaster city and Wren thrives as a "city" dog. Yet she also loves her exercise, doing 5 mile hikes with ease and even loves running alongside my electric scooter! These Cavapoo's will certainly love whatever lifestyle your family has! Wren has been a fantastic mother. She deeply cares for her puppies. It's been hard getting pictures as she never leaves their side!
With that said, in general from my experience and keeping up with the dogs as they get older, there usually is a difference in the gender of these Cavapoo's. The boys are usually much more of "teddy bears" and traditional lap dogs. The boys want to be treated like a precious baby and want all the touch they can get from anyone! The girls have more of an independent streak and are more intelligent. They can be a bit tougher to train but can learn more difficult skills such as walking off lease with persistence. They are much more well suited for being the caretaker of the house while the family goes to work/school. Both gender's of Rosie's puppies have thrived across every environment, from being comfort dogs to energetic young families and from City lifestyle to country living.
These dogs will be great additions to your family!
Kenai is an adorable puppy that wants to soak up all the attention and love he can get! And with his gorgeous blue eyes and charm, he is impossible to resist. Especially when he rolls over for pets!
Kenai will truly be a teddy bear and lap dog that will also love to go outside and go for walks. He is never going to leave his family’s side! The downside is, like a lot of dogs and Cavapoo boys, He would struggle with transitioning to being at home by himself through a workday. It is feasible, but consulting people experienced with dogs is advised.
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