Some Things You Should Know About Cavachon Puppies

By Maria Myers


Right now as you read this you are probably reading his article since you are in the market for a new pet or companion. You have set your heart on a dog and your friends suggested that you get one of cavachon puppies currently on sale. This is a hybrid breed that is getting quite popular and so that is why your friends suggested it. Before you make a final commitment then do read on in this article to find out more if this dog is the one that is for you or not.

Mid-100s is when the genealogy of this dog begins, as this was when it was first created. It is basically a hybrid between two breeds which are the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Bichon Frise. The former is a sporting breed and the latter is a non sporting one. The result is the cavachon which have capture many a heart up to this day.

When talking of overall temperaments for this dog, one cannot really say or put a finger on it to give a general impression. You will not be getting a fifty fifty deal in terms of half of the temperament of the spaniel and half of the Bichon. You will actually get any combination in between, with one trait being more dominant than the other. Thus you may have a sporty fun loving and friendly dog, or you will get an aloof and proud one.

Mature dogs of this breed you can expect to stand about twelve inches or one foot tall and will be weighing anywhere from fifteen to thirty pounds. The weight differences will of course be varied depending on the diet the breed is fed with. It is suggested that it be given a small dog formula which are specially formulated for active and highly energetic dogs.

Exercise is very important for this dog, especially if it is one to be kept indoors most of the time. Take it out at least thirty minutes outside for a walk or short run so as for it to let go of pent up energy and restlessness. This is a dog that is very energetic as mentioned before, and you as the companion and master, must have the matching energy levels as well.

You may have heard claims that the fur of this breed is hypoallergenic, and this is somewhat true but not so entirely. Not all of these dogs will carry the hypoallergenic trait received from the Bichon, as they will also get genetic coding from the spaniel, which unfortunately does not have the same kind of fur. In either case it is best to test for allergies first with this dog to be on the safe side.

The general average lifespan of this dog is around ten to fifteen years. This is impressive for a dog this small. Love and care, and proper nutrition should see the life span be extended somewhat. Also, regular checkups with the vet will also help.

In sum this article has shown you some things to mull about before committing to this breed. It may also be a good idea to read up on prices and training strategies for this specific breed so you can be better prepared for your final decision. It takes a lot of responsibility being a pet owner, so you should learn about it as much as possible.




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