Cavapoo Looks Completely Betrayed After Getting New Puppy Brother
Good paw-rents want the best for their pups. So, it's never fun to see our cuties disappointed when we do things they might not love, like giving them a bath! Yet, many of us may still upset our dogs, even over what could have been something quite sweet, like when one Cavapoo sister went total drama queen after meeting her little pup brother in this sweet-turned-sour (though hilarious) TikTok video.
@willowandcoast Safe to say Willow has some thoughts about her new little brother, Coast (he actually is her sibling 🥹) #cavapoo #cavapoosoftiktok #cavapoos #cavapoopuppy #willowandcoast
"Safe to say Willow has some thoughts about her new little brother, Coast," joked the TikToker. She confirmed that the two Cavapoos in the video are, in fact, real siblings, though Willow doesn't seem convinced. Actually, Willow's initial reaction to her brother Coast is sheer and utter confusion. That is, until she sniffs his head, which causes her to look around as if to ask, "What is this thing?" Well, he's definitely not "a pup cup" like one viewer joked Willow actually expected to get from her dog mom, instead.
The whole time Willow investigates, Coast lies on his back sleeping quite soundly. He has no idea his sister is sizing him up. One commenter said Willow must have been "appalled by her mom's decision" to adopt her brother. Another went further to say the video is just proof of Willow searching for "a return policy!" Thankfully, other videos from the TikToker show these two have come a long way since their first meeting — they even snuggle!
Are cavapoos friendly?
So are Cavapoos always this skeptical, or is this more of a Willow-ism? Do they enjoy being around other dogs? Let's learn more about this small and super cute crossbreed. First off, Cavapoos are a mix between a Cavalier King Charles spaniel and a miniature or toy poodle. So, along with their individual personalities, Cavapoo temperaments and characteristics combine traits from both of those parent breeds.
Typically, Cavapoos are known for being a pretty happy-go-lucky mix, especially towards their humans. In fact, they can be total "Velcro dogs," and even prone to separation anxiety. Exhibit A: this Cavapoo literally chewed through the bathroom door to get to its mom. Because they love their families fiercely, it's important to socialize Cavapoos early and teach healthy boundaries with positive reinforcement training.
But what about Cavapoos and other dogs? Well, though they'll likely always prefer their favorite human, these doggos can definitely enjoy canine company and are fairly warm to everyone; hence Willow totally warming up to her little brother, Coast. So, if you happen to see another skeptical Cavapoo like Willow, it just might be sizing up a doggo to see if it's worthy of their human.