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Lucy and Alfie, parents of an upcoming red and white Cavoodle litter at Harley & Co Cavoodles Brisbane

Christmas Puppies Are Coming! Lucy & Alfie Are Expecting 🐾

We have some very exciting news to share — Lucy and Alfie are expecting a beautiful litter of Cavoodle puppies in late October! If all goes according to plan, these little ones will

Toy Cavoodle Puppies Brisbane | Serenity & James Dean’s Superstar Litter

We’re so excited to introduce the newest little members of the Harley & Co family! Serenity and James Dean welcomed six beautiful puppies on Monday — five gorgeous boys and one very special

Coco & Marley's 6-week-old puppies wearing colourful party hats during their professional photo shoot.

Coco & Marley’s 6-Week Puppy Photo Shoot | Professional Puppy Photography

There are few things more heart-melting than a litter of six-week-old puppies. At this age, their personalities are starting to shine, they’re curious about the world, and every day seems to bring a

Cream Cavoodle puppy participating in Early Scent Introduction (ESI) by investigating a novel scent during a puppy development session.

When Do Puppies Open Their Eyes? Coco and Marley’s Puppies Reach an Exciting Milestone

Coco and Marley’s puppies have reached one of the most exciting milestones in their development—their eyes are beginning to open! At around 10 to 14 days of age, most puppies start opening their

Cavoodle puppies learning bell training and reward-based training using chicken treats with professional dog trainer Kylie from Dog Bizness.

Learning How to Learn – Early Training Foundations for Our Puppies

One of the most rewarding parts of raising puppies is watching them discover how the world works—and how much fun learning can be! In this week’s training session, our wonderful trainer Kylie from

Newborn Cavoodle puppies from Coco and Marley at Harley & Co Cavoodles

Coco and Marley’s Puppies Have Arrived!

We are delighted to announce that Coco and Marley’s puppies arrived safely late on Friday night, and we are thrilled to report that both mum and puppies are doing wonderfully. Coco has settled

Coco and Marley Cavoodles with x-ray confirming six Cavoodle puppies due in June 2026

X-Ray Confirms Six Puppies for Coco and Marley!

We are thrilled to share some exciting news from Harley & Co Cavoodles—Coco and Marley are expecting six puppies! After confirming Coco’s pregnancy via ultrasound several weeks ago, we recently visited our reproductive

Cavoodle puppy explaining hybrid vigor and the difference between F1 and multigenerational Cavoodles

Is an F1 Cavoodle Really Healthier? Understanding Hybrid Vigor, F1 Generations and Multigenerational Cavoodles

One of the most common questions we hear from prospective puppy families is: “Are F1 Cavoodles healthier than multigenerational Cavoodles?” The short answer is: not necessarily. The answer lies in understanding a genetic

Cavoodle puppies sitting together on a blue couch during early socialisation at Harley & Co Cavoodles Brisbane

Puppy Enrichment – How Interactive Singing Toys Help Build Confidence

One of the most important parts of raising confident, well-adjusted Cavoodle puppies is carefully introducing them to the sights, sounds, textures, and experiences they are likely to encounter throughout their lives. In this

Inside our puppy playpen: Early enrichment for Cavoodle puppies

Building Confident Cavoodle Puppies Through Early Enrichment

Watch Video Here: Cavoodle Puppy Enrichment Activities at 3 Weeks Old| Harley & Co Cavoodles Cavoodle puppy enrichment begins long before puppies leave for their new homes. At Harley & Co Cavoodles, we

What Makes a Great Emotional Support Dog?

Research suggests that Cavoodles tick many of the boxes! It’s easy to see why Cavoodles have become one of Australia’s most popular companion dogs. Beyond their adorable appearance, Cavoodles possess a unique combination

Separation Anxiety or Absence Anxiety? Why The Words We Use Matter

We’ve started using the term absence anxiety instead of separation anxiety because we believe it better reflects what’s actually going on for many puppies. Most puppies aren’t distressed because they are “too attached”