Cavapoochon - what does yours look like?

[Dingdong99]

We're thinking about getting one of these but I'm just wondering how curly they are

If you have one, are they wavy or curly?

@duvetdrama sorry I realise that was unclear about the£200. I just meant I wouldn't ever get a dog that someone was trying to make a profit from. £200 should easily cover expenses - food, jags, chipping etc. It's not that I think dogs aren't worth much, but breeding and selling them for profit seems weird to me.
Our dogs have always been from litters where the owner was breeding to get a new pup for themselves (to work) and was happy to sell the rest at 'cost'. They are very careful who the pups go to generally, and mostly they go to people they know, or at least know of. That's normal here, but maybe that's not the case everywhere for working dogs.
Obviously there are some people around here who pay loads for fancy dogs, but there are far more working dogs and mongrels I reckon, and most people don't see them as a way to make a profit.

Well it's a mongrel, isn't it so it could look like anything. Does it matter?

I paid £3400 for my "mongrel" and I would pay it all over again! He's an amazing dog and worth every penny!

The issue I have with mixed breeds (apart from the price and the breeding conditions in some cases) is that you have no idea what the dog will be like. If I buy a Beagle or a GSD I have a good idea of the typical size, temperament etc that I will get. If I get a crossbreed it could be 100% like one breed, 100% like the other or some where in between and you don’t really know what it will be like.
You might get the best of both breeds or the worst.