BRITTANY'S PROFILE
About Brittany
BREED
Havachon
WEIGHT
3lb 3oz (@ 8 wks)
EST ADULTWEIGHT
7-12 lbs
BORN
8/30/2021
AGE
4 years, 10 months
GENDER
Female
REGISTRY
n/a
WEIGHT
13.0 lbs
BREED
Bichon Frise
WEIGHT
8.4 lbs
BREED
Havanese
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Breed Comparisons
Havapoo vs Havachon Comparison
The Havapoo and the Havachon are two amazing small dog breeds with big and beautiful personalities. Each of them has impressive learning skills, a strong passion for games and interactions, and a great deal of affection to spoil their owners with. They are equally...
Mini Bernedoodle vs Mini Portidoodle Comparison
The Mini Bernedoodle and Mini Portidoodle have an abundance of desirable qualities as well as some differences in personality, looks, and energy levels. Read on to learn more about them and find the puppy breed that fits your lifestyle best.
Havachon Insights
12 Designer Puppies You Need to Meet
They say Milan, New York, London, and Paris, we hear designer puppies! The four fashion capitals of the world are no strangers to pet parents parading their cute, posh designer puppies on the fanciest boulevards these cities have...
Understanding Dog Body Language
Communication is an art whether it is between two people, a pet owner and his/her dog, between two dogs, or between a dog and a cat.
Dogs have moods, wants, and needs just like we do, and...
BREED INFORMATION
Learn More About Havachons
Havachon Breed Info
The Havachons are sweet-natured, sassy, playful, and fun dogs known for their spontaneous bursts of bouncy joy and unconditional love. These pups love to cuddle, entertain, and make friends. They are very fond of canine sports, games, and chew toys. With a Havachon around, boredom is not on the table. These fun pups exude a positive energy that brings on a desire for adventure. Socializing in dog parks, long walks, games of fetch, flyball, trips to the beach, and short hikes are what they crave and ask of their pet parents. The charming Havachons are a designer breed, a cross between a Havanese and a Bichon Frise.
