Is This Breed Right for You?
- 1Cavachons thrive in both urban and rural settings.
- 2They can become destructive as a result of anxiety if left alone for too long.
- 3Cavachons can coexist with other animals, so theyre a good choice for a household with other pets.
HISTORY
Cavachons were first bred in 1996 by cross breeding a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Bichon Frise. The breed has become popular for their family-friendly personality as well as their ability to adapt to different environments.
Quick Facts
Size
Small to Medium
Lifespan
10-12 Years
Hair Length
Medium
Male Height
12 inches
Male Weight
10 pounds
Female Height
12 inches
Female Weight
10 pounds
Litter Size
2-6 pups
Personality
Cavachons are playful and friendly. They enjoy attention and do not like to be left alone for extended periods of time. They are child and family friendly, as they are not aggressive, and also get along with other animals if they are introduced while they are still puppies. They can adapt to life in either an apartment or a house as they do not require excessive exercise. .
Color
Cavachons can be black, white, tan, or sable.
Health Concerns
Cavachons may face the following health problems:
- hip dysplasia
- heart mitral valve disease
Appearance
Cavachons are small to medium sized dogs and grow to be between 10 and 15 inches high and weigh between 10 and 25 lbs. They have a strong, upright stature with a wavy textured coat.
