Cavachon Puppies For Sale

The Cavachon is not truly hypoallergenic, though they have a coat very similar to their Bichon Frise parent and therefore shedding is minimal to none making them a great option for those who suffer from pet allergies.

The Cavachon on average weighs between 10 to 14 lbs. at full grown.

At full growth the Cavachon measures between 10 to 13 inches.

The average life expectancy of a Cavachon is between 13 to 15 years.

This designer hybrid most commonly is born with colors including white with tan, apricot, red, brown and sometimes with black markings.

This breed will require a moderate amount of exercise. A daily walk and some active play each day at a combined minimum of 30 minutes will be enough to keep your Cavachon healthy for years to come. They also love to play, so having lots of toys for independent play is important, especially for chewing.

Yes, this breed loves to be the center of attention. They will socialize very well with other people and other dogs if socialization is started at a young age.

This breed sure loves its humans, which can make them a bit clingy. They are extremely loving, gentle and devoted pets making for an excellent companion. They are active and playful and are always up for an adventure as long as they are with their owner or family.

This breed can be left alone, but it wouldn’t be suggested to leave them alone for long periods of time as they become very attached to their owners and family. Being left alone for extended periods of time can create separation anxiety and destructive behavior.

An F1 Cavachon is the first-generation crossbreed between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Bichon Frise.

Absolutely not, in fact these hybrids are quite the opposite. They take on the gentle and mild manner temperament of their parent breeds.

No, these designer dogs are fairly low-maintenance and require less grooming compared to other designer breeds. A brushing a few times per week will help to keep their coat shiny and prevent it from matting and tangling. Professional grooming appointments every 6 to 8 weeks are recommended to keep their coat trimmed as well as their nails clipped and their ears and teeth cleaned.

At full grown your Cavachon will need about 1 cup of high quality dry dog food each day. This should be separated into two separate meals.

They’re easier to train in comparison to other dogs because of their high level of intelligence and curiosity. Consistency, patience and lots of positive reinforcement and praise will have this little one trained in no time.