Small breed
Cavachon Puppies
If you have ever been a fan of the designer dog collection, then the Cavachon is your ideal pet. They are small and adorable creatures that will make you give them so much love. They are extremely cute and can make a really good companion too. Their ears are droopy and you will fall in love with this dog at first sight. Petland is honored to offer the highest quality Cavachon puppies who will be an instant fit on your lap and in your family.
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- Exercise 30 min a day
About the Cavachon
The Cavachon is a delightful blend of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Bichon Frise, resulting in a charming companion with a rich history that dates back to the 1990s. This breed has quickly become a favorite among families due to their loving and affectionate temperament. Cavachons are known for their friendly nature, making them an excellent fit for homes with young children, other dogs, and even cats. Their gentle demeanor and adaptability allow them to thrive in various living situations, including apartments, where they can comfortably settle in and bring joy to every corner of your home.
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With a medium size and moderate energy level, Cavachons enjoy regular playtime and walks but are also content to relax by your side. They have a somewhat playful personality, making them fun and engaging companions. While they do have a barking tendency, it is generally moderate, meaning they will alert you when necessary without overwhelming your household with excessive noise. Regular exercise will keep them happy, and a weekly grooming routine will help maintain their beautiful coat while keeping shedding to a minimum.
One of the most appealing aspects of the Cavachon is their eagerness to please, which makes them relatively easy to train. Their intelligence shines through in their ability to learn commands and tricks quickly, adding to their desirability as a family pet. Whether you’re looking to teach them new behaviors or simply enjoy their companionship, Cavachons respond well to positive reinforcement and love the attention they receive for their efforts. If you’re considering adding a cheerful member to your family, look no further than the Cavachon; they are sure to fill your home with love and laughter. Looking for a Cavachon in Petland Dalton, Georgia? Come meet these wonderful pups and find your new best friend today!
Cavachon breed profile
Every score below is set by our team for this breed. Higher is simply more of that trait, not better or worse.
Temperament
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Affection Devoted
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Playfulness Very playful
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With strangers Friendly
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Territorial Relaxed
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Prey drive Low
Family & other pets
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Young children Good
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Older children Good
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Other dogs Sociable
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Cats Usually fine
Energy & exercise
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Energy Moderate
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Mental stimulation Moderate
Training
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Trainability Quick to learn
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Intelligence Very bright
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Stubbornness Biddable
Care & upkeep
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Shedding Light
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Drooling None to speak of
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Barking Moderate
Home life
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Apartment living Well suited
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Time alone A few hours
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Cold weather Average
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Warm weather Average
A good match for
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First-time owners Ideal first dog
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Senior owners Good
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Running partner Short distances
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Hiking Short walks
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Therapy work Good
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Guarding Not a guard dog
Living with a Cavachon
History
What do you get when you combine the Cavalier King Charles and the Bichon Frise? The Cavachon! This breed has become one of the United States' most popular breeds of dogs. It is widely believed that the Cavachon was designed by breeders in North America in 1996. The goal was to create a gentle companion dog that fit well into families. This breed's parent Bichon Frise originated in the Mediterranean and descended from water spaniels. This breed's second parent, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, is known for her gentle and loving demeanor and calm and loving disposition.
Personality
This breed has an incredibly loving and outgoing personality. They have a warm and gentle temperament and are very easy-going dogs. They tend to be very loyal to their families and enjoy as much love and attention as you can give them. They are not aggressive dogs and do great with children and other animals in the house.
Appearance
The Cavachon is a low-shedding dog that does not need an excessive amount of care. A basic routine of brushing once a day is suggested to keep him looking and feeling his best. Many Cavachon owners find themselves using a metal comb which helps to prevent tangles and matting in their fur. This breed has a very clean and soft coat which looks amazing even after a simple brushing. Their coats also do benefit from a bi-weekly bath. This breed can be found in black and white with tan markings, black with tan markings, Blenheim with chestnut markings, and ruby.
Care
Proper feeding of your Cavachon is very important for his mental and physical development, especially as a puppy. It is suggested that they should eat about one and a quarter cups of food per serving two times a day. The feedings are best spaced out twelve hours apart. Making sure the Cavachon's teeth remain clean is also an important part of his health. Cavachon owners should also be sure to keep their dog's nails clipped which will help the dog look and feel his best. Taking a few basic steps will help keep your dog healthy and happy.
Life Expectancy
- At the age of maturity, Cavachons grow to between eleven and thirteen inches tall.
- They average a weight between fifteen to thirty-five pounds.
- The average Cavachon has an average life expectancy of ten to fifteen years.
Breed Facts
Fact: The Cavachon first was bred in 1996.
Fact: This breed has a hypoallergenic coat which is great for those who suffer from allergies.
Fact: American Canine Association recognizes the Cavachon.
Fact: Cavachons are known for their fantastic companionship qualities.
Caring for a Cavachon
- Grooming
- Weekly brushing
- Grooming cost
- Average
- Monthly food
- Average
- Outdoor space
- Manages without a yard
- Allergy friendly
- Often suits allergy sufferers
Cavachon Video
Frequently Asked Questions
What health challenges do Cavachons have?
Cavachons are more susceptible to the following: cataracts, ear infections, curly coat, mitral valve disease, dry eye, excessive tear production and a lot more that comes from their parent breed.
Are Cavachons good watchdogs?
The answer is no. They are very friendly and are not necessarily watch dogs but they will bark if a stranger comes along.
Do Cavachons love water?
Yes. Some Cavachons love getting in the water but a lot of dogs really don’t want to get wet. You should be careful when walking the dog because he may just want to leap into a body of water.
Do Cavachons bark a lot?
Yes. This has to be corrected while they are young or else you would have a dog that barks for no reason and this could be very irritating.
Can I leave my Cavachon alone all day?
No. They form strong bonds with owners and get very lonely when they are away. You could get another dog or cat to keep him company.
Do Cavachons adapt easily?
Yes. They could adapt to apartment living or a house in the country as long as they are mentally stimulated and exercised right.
Are Cavachons playful?
Yes, they are extremely playful.
Do Cavachons have prey drive?
Not particularly. They would greet everything they meet because they are friendly but they do not have a prey drive.
Are Cavachons good for first-time owners?
They are excellent for first time owners who have the time to tend to this energetic canine.
How long do Cavachons live?
The average life expectancy of a Cavachon is 15 to 18 years. However, inherit most health problems from their parent breed.
The Cavachon is a cute energy-efficient canine who will win your heart over. They make terrific companions too.
