Havapoo appearing in a pet name registry is almost certainly a data artifact: it's a designer hybrid breed name (Havanese crossed with Poodle) that was entered into the name field rather than the breed field during licensing. With 46 records, the count is consistent with systematic data-entry confusion rather than 46 separate owners independently choosing this as a name.
How Breed Names Enter Name Fields
Pet licensing forms typically have separate fields for name and breed, but some systems accept free-text in ways that allow breed entries to appear in name columns. Havapoo, Goldendoodle, and Labradoodle appear in pet name datasets for exactly this reason. This is a known artifact in city licensing data from New York and Seattle, the sources for this registry.
The Breed Itself
The actual Havapoo is a popular small hybrid known for low-shedding coats, gentle temperament, and the kind of compact, soft appearance that makes them natural companions for apartment living. If you own a Havapoo looking for an actual name, the Havanese name guide and the Toy Poodle name guide both offer curated options. Biscuit and Teddy are among the most popular choices for small, fluffy hybrids.
Counter-Reading: If You Actually Want This as a Name
Theoretically, naming your Havapoo "Havapoo" is a maximally self-referential choice that some owners would find funny. It's the naming equivalent of naming your Golden Retriever "Golden." The joke exists and some owners would commit to it, but the broader options are worth exploring first.