CAROLINA'S PROFILE
About Carolina
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BREED
Havapoo
WEIGHT
4lb 2oz (@ 8 wks)
EST ADULTWEIGHT
11-15 lbs
BORN
4/7/2024
AGE
2 years, 2 months
GENDER
Female
REGISTRY
n/a
WEIGHT
11.0 lbs
BREED
Havanese
WEIGHT
12.5 lbs
BREED
Poodle
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Breed Comparisons
Havapoo vs Havashu Comparison
Choosing between two small dog breeds can be a daunting task, especially when the choice comes down between two fancy dogs such as the Havapoo and Havashu. These beautiful dog breeds are kind-hearted, playful and fun-loving. If you crave a companion pet that...
Havapoo vs Shih Poo Comparison
The Havapoo and the Shih Poo are two fantastic doodle dogs that know no limit when it comes to loving their humans. They are sweet, cuddly, and playful, and they love being with their...
Havapoo Insights
Love in Time for Christmas
Christmas is just around the corner. It's time to hang the big Christmas socks and stock up on hot cocoa and wine. Bring out the scented candles, the comfy pillows, and the warm puffy blankets, and join in on the wonderful Christmas...
BREED INFORMATION
Learn More About Havapoos
Havapoo Breed Info
The Havapoo, also referred to as the Poovanese or the Havadoodle, is a designer hybrid breed – a cross between a purebred Havanese and a purebred Miniature or Toy Poodle. Having inherited the charismatic and cuddly personality of the Havanese, and the sharp and agile mindset of the Mini Poodle, the Havapoo is a very popular and very well-equipped dog with a delightful personality.
True to its parent breeds, the Havapoo is small in stature with an average weight between 8 to 12 pounds and an average height between 9 to 12 inches. It has a small round head, beautiful dark round eyes, a black button nose, endearing floppy ears, and a puffy tail. A teddy bear in appearance, the Havapoo has a thick, soft, and fluffy coat that can come in a myriad of colors and can vary from wavy to curly.
Highly intelligent, cuddly, and affectionate with a sunny disposition, the Havapoo makes an excellent companion dog for any lucky family.
