Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes! We are registered with the NSW Pet Registry. Our breeder number is B000723538. We are also regularly inspected with the RSPCA and are above and beyond their compliancy requirements. We also have yearly veterinary audits.

Unfortunately, due to privacy and the health and safety of our puppies we do not allow visitors to our property. We do however, organise facetimes so you can meet the puppy you are interested in and us. 

We DNA test our parents, so we know our puppies won’t have anything genetically wrong.

No, again due to privacy reasons. Our DNA results have also been used in scams before. We do allow sightings on pickup. 

 Yes. Your puppy will come with a health contract and health guarantee.  

No, we don’t usually desex the puppies. However, if you would like your puppy to come desexed, please let us know and we can let you know the additional costs.

No. We do not start toilet training. Toilet training is best started at 8 weeks and in a one-on-one environment. 

The size of your puppy will depend on it’s breed. 

Beagliers can grow to 40cms and up to 12kgs. 

Toy Cavoodles grow between 30-35cm and weigh 5-7kgs. 

Miniature Cavoodles grow between 35-45cm and can weigh up to 12kgs. 

Spoodles have very similar sizing to a Miniature Cavoodle. 

Please note, these sizes are approximate but should give you a good guide  

We take a $300 deposit after you do your facetime with your preferred puppy. This is only refundable if there is something wrong puppy’s health. Not for change of mind. 

Your puppy will come vaccinated, health checked, wormed, flea treated, microchipped, and will also come with a health contract. You will also receive a puppy pack.

We will be here to help you after you take your puppy home. You can also join our Facebook community group. 

Our Beagliers are $3500 with our Cavoodles, Spoodles and Havoodles ranging between $4500 and $5200.

Small dogs are known for luxating patellars. A grade 1 luxating patellar is usually fixed with lots of running around. Umbilical hernias can also be common – this occurs when the mum has chewed down the umbilical too far at birth and can be removed at desexing. Ear infections are also very common in floppy ear breeds. 

Yes! We are able to fly your puppy to any major capital city in Australia. We will also be able to help you find transport if you live in Regional or Metro areas. COVID19 lockdowns won’t affect the ability to transport your puppy.