Cavoodle coat colour is inherited from both the Poodle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel sides of their heritage, resulting in a wide and beautiful colour range.
Red Cavoodle
A rich, warm red-gold coat - one of the most sought-after and striking Cavoodle colours, inherited from red Poodle or Ruby Cavalier lines.
Apricot Cavoodle
A lighter, honey-gold shade that often softens or lightens further as a puppy matures into adulthood, particularly in puppies carrying the "fading" gene common in apricot Poodle lines.
Chocolate Cavoodle
A deep, rich brown coat - less common than red or apricot, and highly sought after by families wanting a less typical Cavoodle colour.
Parti-Coloured Cavoodles (Red & White, Apricot & White)
Inherited from the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel's Blenheim (red and white) or Ruby colouring, parti-coloured Cavoodles display striking two-tone coats, often with a white blaze, chest or paws.
Will My Puppy's Colour Change?
Yes, often. Many apricot and red puppies lighten noticeably in the months after going home, particularly around 6-18 months of age, as the adult coat comes through. Parti-coloured puppies typically keep their pattern, though the exact balance of colour can shift slightly.
Does Colour Affect Temperament?
No - coat colour is a cosmetic trait with no meaningful link to temperament or health. Choose based on the individual puppy's personality first, colour second. See our current litter's colours on the Available Puppies page.
