Cavapoochon & Cavapoo Puppies for Jacksonville, FL Families

Hello Jacksonville! You're up in Northeast Florida, about a day and a half east of us. We raise Cavapoochon and Cavapoo pups at our home in Bullard, Texas with our 5 kids, so they're used to a busy household long before they ever see yours. Want to see the puppies before you decide? We're happy to set up a video call.

Adorable beige curly-haired puppy sitting on a cream blanket on a couch, with a decorative pillow and a living room background.

From Jacksonville, FL
to Bullard, TX

We're about 900 miles from Jacksonville, so most families fly. Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) has flights to DFW, which is about two hours from us. The map is here so you can see where we are. Delivery to your local airport, your front door, or anywhere in between is available with a quote upon request.

Getting Your Puppy Home to Jacksonville

Fly in and fly home together.
Fly from JAX into DFW or Shreveport and we'll meet you at the airport for $250. Your puppy flies home with you in the cabin.

We can fly your puppy to you.
Your puppy rides in the cabin the whole way, and we'll meet you at Jacksonville International Airport. Just ask and we'll send you a quote.

Delivery to your door.
If you'd rather not travel, ask and we'll send you a quote to bring your puppy straight to your front door.

You pay when you meet your puppy.
You pay for your puppy in person at pickup, once you've seen them, not before.

One thing we'll never do is ship a puppy as cargo.

Raising a Cavapoochon in Jacksonville

Heat and humidity.
Walk early in the morning or after dark from May through September.

Hurricane season.
Keep a go-bag for your pup with food, meds, vet records, a leash and a crate.

Gators.
Keep your pup away from the edges of ponds and retention ponds. Gators live in a lot of them.

Afternoon storms.
Summer thunderstorms come almost daily. A covered crate helps a nervous pup.

Fleas and heartworm.
Fleas and mosquitoes never really go away here. Keep up with prevention all year.

Questions From Jacksonville Families