Notice, Dec. 29th   Good news, Mimi has had 4 female cavapoo puppies and all four are doing well and are very strong. Please go to the MiMi/Andy page to see them.

They will be ready to go to their new families around mid-Feb. Valentine cavapoo puppies. If you would like to be considered for one of Mimi's toy cavapoo puppies, please email me to be put on the waiting list.  diane@cavapoos.com  I will put your initials on Mimi's page so you know what is going on.

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Isiah's Story

Rest In Peace Isiah Jan 5,1999 to Oct 2011 You gave so much love.

My husband wanted a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. I don't remember why or where he had heard of Cavaliers, I do know I didn't want a small dog, I liked big dogs. I remember buying a Dog World magazine. This was in 1999 before the internet was used much. I don't think we even had a computer at the time. I called every Cavalier breeder in Dog World magazine. I finally found the right puppy in North Carolina for him. We sent a $1400.00 certified check for a tri-color male puppy sight unseen. At the time of Isiah's arrival by plane, we left the kids home with my Mother. My husband was so excited. I remember thinking, great, a small dog, whats wrong with my husband?

It seemed at the time that we sat on the cold hard plastic chairs at air cargo for a long time. Finally an agent came thru the double doors carrying a small dog carrier in one hand and a teeny tiny black and white spotted puppy with the biggest most precious eyes I had ever seen and I was instantly in love. The air cargo agent was laughing. One of the pilots had carried puppy Isiah off the plane with him. It turned out Isiah didn't ride in the cargo area. The pilot thought he was to small so he asked if anyone minded if he rode in first class. We were told he was happily passed around and first class passengers took care of him.

12 years later

Yesterday was a sunny beautiful day. A perfect April day to let an old dog take his time smelling all of the wonderful scents the trail has to offer. He loves to take walks in the woods across the street. Of late I have taken to carrying him across the street most of the time so he doesn't get to tired just getting to the park. Once we get to the park I put him down and he delights in running a few steps before he gets down to the business of sniffing everything. Isiah is getting more lame day by day. He has always been very happy and with constantly waggling tail. Several years ago my ex accidentally ran over him with our Kubota tractor and Isiah has had problems with his back. I give him pain medine and it helps a lot.

At one time Isiah was the apple of my ex's eye. He went on jobs with him, he sat on his lap and was adored. The chapters of our married life changed, we divorced and eventually Isiah came to live with me when my ex became bored with him as well.

I have been taking lots of pictures and videos lately of Isiah. I know the time is growing closer to making the big decision about "putting him to sleep". Life is seldom so simple that the aged dog or cat or horse or any pet simply passes away in his or her sleep and takes the process out of one's hands. This is the price we pay to love and be loved by an animal.

Do you think maybe God has so many souls waiting to be loved that our pets relatively short lifespan will give us more time to love and experience other lives? I don't have any answers as to why lives are taken away from us but I do know that my life is so much richer. I have never wanted to be without a dog and have had several over the years so eventual death comes as no surprise. Of course it hurts to contemplate a decision of when to end a life that has brought so much happiness that is difficult to even express or verbalize the words "put to sleep".

I pray I will do right by Isiah when he is no longer happy and with wagging tail. Actually I know I will do right. But until that day comes, I will continue to carry him across the street when the sun shines and let him down on the trail to enjoy the warmth and what the mysterious smells of the earth tell him.

Diane Bentley

Blog is at http://dianelutz.typepad.com/cavapoos/ 

I have started a wonderful interactive site for cavapoo, doodle and all animal lovers. You may show off your pets with its own web page, all free!  Will you join?  Click this link to join and see lots of pictures of our cavapoos from all across the USA     http://cavapoo.ning.com/

Cavapoo Love:The greatest fear dogs know is the fear that you will not come back when you go out the door without them. Stanley Coren, dog psychologist

Welcome to Cavapoo Bundles Of Love. We are your world wide source for cavapoo information. Cavapoos are sometimes called Cavadoodles or Cavoodles. We think they are absolutely the best of both worlds. We have raised first generation Cavapoos from happy healthy Cavalier King Charles and Poodle parents for 8 years. Located in Dayton Ohio. Families are always invited to visit with their puppies while awaiting weaning. We can also ship your puppy and even supply nanny service.

For prices and policies please go to the menu on the left and click FAQs/Policy page

Want to see updates and movies of cavapoo puppies? Please click highlighted link to go to our blog. On it you will see cavapoo pictures and info about puppies for sale as well as updates of puppies that will being going to their new homes. http:dianelutz.typepad.com/cavapoos/   You will also find links to potty traing, crate training, health alerts and so much more. 

I have started a wonderful interactive site for cavapoo, doodle and all animal lovers. You may show off your pets with its own web page, all free!  Will you join?  Click this link http://cavapoo.ning.com/