Hava-poo is a breed descriptor logged as a name — the Havanese-Poodle mix breed (also written Havapoo) applied directly to the registration field. With 28 records and a hyphenated format, this is a registry artifact: owners wrote their dog's breed on the name line, and the system recorded it as a proper name.
The Doodle-Mix Naming Confusion
Designer-mix breed names frequently appear in licensing databases as pet names at the lower ranks. Goldendoodle, Labradoodle, Havapoo — when an owner writes the breed on a free-text registration form, city systems can't distinguish between "breed" and "name" fields, especially if the form is handwritten or a staff member fills it incorrectly. This is a well-documented artifact of municipal pet licensing data.
The Actual Havapoo
The Havanese-Poodle cross is a legitimate and popular small companion dog — low-shedding, intelligent, affectionate. Havanese and Poodle mixes do well with playful, soft names. If you have a Havapoo and want a name that suits the breed's cheerful temperament, explore pet names directly.
The Counter-Reading: This Is Not a Name
Hava-poo is a breed descriptor, not a name. No owner is calling their dog "Hava-poo" at the dog park. These 28 records represent registration-form errors. Use pet names to find an actual name for your actual dog.