CAVAPOO SHEDDING & ALLERGIES

Cavapoos usually have short, soft, and wavy coats. They require weekly brushing; although, they are somewhat less prone to shedding, which is why some allergy sufferers do well with them.  The more percentage of Poodle the better for no shedding and allergies.  A first generation cavapoo is 50% Cavalier and 50% Poodle they will likely still have some shedding as a result of the higher percentage of cavalier.

When you get to the second generation cavoodle they are typically called an F1B.  An F1B is the child of an F1 Cavapoo and a Poodle.  An F1B Cavapoodle has 75% Poodle and 25% Cavalier.
The poodle's coat is what makes the cava doodle hypoalergenic and non-shedding.  So having an F1B Cavapoo that has 75% poodle, you are going to have less shedding than you would typically have with an F1 Cavoodle.

An F1BB Cavapoo is the child of an F1B Cavapoo and a Poodle.  An F1BB Cavapoo will have 87.5% Poodle and 12.5% Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
These Cavapoo puppies are even less likely to shed than the F1B, but both are considered to be ideal when looking for a puppy that is hypoalergenic.

F2B Teacup Cavapoo puppies are the second generation from an F1B Cavapoo and  another Cavapoo.
These teacup cavoodles are sometimes also referred to as Multigen or Multigenerational Cavapoos.  All this means is that the Cavoodle was born to a parent that was also a Cava doodle.  In Conclusion, if you're looking for a puppy that will have little to no-shedding, be extremely smart, fairly easy to train, etc... then looking for an F1B Micro Cavapoo or an F2B Teacup Cavapoo would be ideal!