Cavoodles are a cross between Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Poodles. Cavoodles do not shed hair, but they should be brushed once Or Twice a week. Trimming and professional grooming are also required on a regular basis. additionally,They are prone to tartar buildup that should be taken care of and should have their ears checked and cleaned on a regular basis.
One of the most common questions asked about ‘oodle or doodle breed are About their Coat and Grooming. This article is for you if you have a New Labradoodle, Spoodle, Cavoodle, Retrodoodle, or another lovely ‘poodle cross Puppy and Looking for how often should you be grooming your Cavoodle Puppy.
HAIR or STRAIGHT: A hair coat is often wispy or wiry, with a mixed texture and lengths. It is low to medium-shed and requires little maintenance. A straight coat is similar to the coat type of a Golden Retriever or a Spaniel. Usually low-maintenance, with a silky texture and varying lengths on different parts of the body. Straight coats typically shed in the medium to high shed range.
FLEECE: Shaggy, loose waves. The texture is soft. Low to unpalatable. Medium to high servicing, especially in rubbing areas, such as the collar area and around the ears. Coat Single (usually). Sometimes a thick, knot-prone undercoat can have a cotton-soft. Frequent brushing is needed if it is maintained long.
WOOL: Similar to lambswool. The same as a Poodle coat. Curls that are normally tighter and more spiral in nature when compared to the fleece coat. There is no shedding. The texture varies from lambswool to a dense, fine cotton-wool texture. Usually coarser than a fleece coat. Because it is prone to knotting, it can be high maintenance. Brushing is required on a regular basis if not Brushed for an extended period of time, they might get in to Knots and Matting- that can be painful for the Pup to when getting removed.
All coats shed, even ‘non-shedding’ fleece and wool coats. The difference is that any old, dead coat is not ‘dropped’ or shed out like a shedding coat, and the rate of shedding is often much lower because the coat growth cycle is slower.
Instead of falling to the ground like hair or straight coat, dead coat usually gets stuck in fleece and wool coats. Non-shed coats are much more likely to form knots and mats unless the dead coat is removed regularly with brushing. That is also why non-shed fleece or wool coats are considered high-maintenance when compared to a shedding hair or straight coat.
If you come across a tangle or knot, switch to a slicker brush or grooming comb. A comb is useful for removing finer tangles. For knot removal, a slicker brush is preferable. Gently ‘pat’ the knot out, beginning at the top and working your way down to the skin. Use in conjunction with a detangler spray to alleviate discomfort and aid in knot separation. Extra attention should be paid to areas that rub, such as behind and under the ears, paws, armpits, ankles, backs of the legs, and around the neck.
Mat warning! Without frequent brushing, dog fur becomes tangled and knotted around itself, a condition known as matting. Mats are common in many dog breeds that have curly, fine, or double coats. In severe cases, the dog’s coat will become “pelted” — when matting is extremely close to the skin, preventing proper air flow.
To keep the Oodles Breed free from Knots- You need to Brush on a Regular Basis at Home( pref-weekly Once or twice). Cavoodles do not shed hair, but they should be brushed once or twice a week. Trimming and professional grooming are also required on a regular basis. They are prone to tartar buildup and should have their ears checked and cleaned on a regular basis.
Depending on the Fur Growth, You must Groom your Cavoodle Pup every 3-4 weeks. If you know how to groom dogs , You can Groom Your pup at home. There are many tools available across the pet shops in Australia that you can make use of. However , If you are new to pet Grooming It’s recommended to get it done professionally.Either you can go for full Groom Or Min Groom depending on the Coat Length.Its
Once your Pup has finished his/her 3rd Vaccination( Last in the line , before they get their Booster doose in an Year span) its time for his/her 1st Groom. keep the 1st Groom a mini groom, Just bathing, Drying ,Clipping their nails and Trimming hair around face and eyes.This makes them used to outside Grooming , the groomer and in general socialising.
So, In the next three week after the First Mini groom , the big Full grooming must be done and make it special. Now on…I would suggest Every 4 Weeks Your Cavoodle must have a Groom be it Mini Groom Or Full Groom[comes with breed specific styling]. However, Hair Brushing needs to be done at Home on regular basis to avoid any Knots and matting.
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