Saturday, February 10, 2018

Cavachon Puppies: Things Every Buyer Should Know

By Walter Patterson


Looking for a new puppy is always an exciting moment for the family. There are lots of things to learn about different breeds before getting one that will be a right fit for your home environment. If you are interested in Cavachon puppies, here is some crucial information to look at beforehand.

One important thing to note is that unlike other dogs, cavachons are crossbreeds. They result from mixing the Bichon Frise with the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. The breed is generally classified as a designer breed. It has a reputation of being sweet tempered, just the right character for a household where kids are present.

As a result of the crossbreeding aspect, it is difficult to put together a breed standard that is authoritative. Nevertheless, there is some basic information on temperament and general characteristics that you can look at. This information is what you should ultimately use to make an informed decision when purchasing.

In terms of size, cavachons are pretty small. This characteristic essentially makes them appropriate for people residing in small homes or apartments. It is also recommended for those who travel regularly in recreational vans. When they mature, their heights range from 12 to 13 inches.

A Cavachon has a soft and silky coat. This coat may come in three distinct colors. It could be plain white, black with white patches or white with streaks of apricot. Buyers often go for white cavachons.

It is not advisable to use this breed as a guard dog. They do not have the kind of aggressiveness required for this role. They are tolerant and highly affectionate. As such, they are best used as pets by kids and can be kept in homes with other pets.

Like other dogs, they tend to be largely energetic. However, they do not like being hyperactive like popular breeds such as German Shepherds. A little exercise every day should be enough for them to make up for their high energy levels. Most people like to walk them around or engage them in a game of catch.

Thanks to the cuteness of the breed and its easy bonding, it is a darling amongst kids. Most kids develop an attachment to the breed when growing up. Studies show that cavachons harbor an inborn need for companionship and attention. If there are no kids or siblings for your child to play with, you might want to get him this dog for a pet.

Puppies typically weigh four or five pounds. During their developmental stages, they ought to be handled carefully. Be sure to give yours a safe place to sleep and feed it on a schedule. When young, they adapt to training very easily. Ensure you maintain consistency during training so as to make your puppy know how to follow instructions.

Before paying for your puppy, ensure it is in good health. Be sure to check its gums, inner ears, coat, tail, anal area, eyes, nose and behavior. Once you buy it, ensure you groom it regularly to prevent the accumulation of dirt.




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