Hybrids, or mixed breeds, have become a very popular choice for Americans looking for their new family pet. Hybrids vary in size from the toy breeds such as the Cocker Poo, Poosh, and Malti Poo. And then there are the larger hybrids or mixed breeds such as the Golden Doodle and Labradoodle.
Many ask why the Huntington Cavachon Breeder felt the need to introduce a new mix to an already large and diverse class of animals as the canines. There are a many reasons breeders have, but a couple really stand out and make a lot of sense too. The first Goldendoodle was bred by an Australian Guide Dog Association in 1989. The reason: To find a highly trainable non shedding breed to give to the blind who also suffer from allergies. Needless to say they were a big hit, and became wildly popular in America.
Today allergy sufferers have found relief and joy in these hypo allergenic non shedding breeds such as the Golden Doodle. But not every family is ready for a large breed, and that is where the Toy breed Hypo allergenic, non-shedding breeds come into play, such as the Cavashon, Malti Poo, and Poosh.
Bred from the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Bichon Frise, the Cava Chon is sure to be a favorite among any family looking for a toy breed dog. They are naturally sociable to other family pets and to strangers and children. The Cavashon is a lap dog, but does enjoy a family pack walk, and a good indoor session of play. They are very trainable, and eager to please their new owners.
Description:
Ø The Cavashon is a non-shedding, hypo allergenic breed, with a fluffy beautiful coat,
Ø Both the Cavalier and the Bichon give their black or dark brown eyes. and dropped long ears
Ø They stand about 11 inches tall at the shoulder
Ø They weigh on average 12 to 15 .lbs
Ø Coloring is usually tan and white or black and white.
If possible, finding a reputable Huntington Cavachon breeder should always be your first step in finding a Cavashon. The internet is also a great reference to finding a Cavachon Breeder, just Google Huntington Cavachon Breeder and let the search begin.
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