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The little Cavachon is a relatively new breed, appearing on the scene in the 1990s thanks to a love match between the Bichon Frise and the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. This adorable blend of genes has mixed results, with some puppies resembling the fluffy white Bichon Frise while others sport the floppy ears and soft nose of the Spaniel. Whatever the outcome, the dogs are sweet, friendly and small enough to qualify as a toy breed. Adult Cavachons usually reach a height less than 13 inches and weigh between 15 and 20 pounds. These family-friendly pets do well in smaller homes and make ideal companions for children.
Temperament
Happy, friendly, charming
Breed Fast Facts
15 - 35 lbs
Small
High
Low
Very
10 to 15 years
Hawaii is a wonderful place for all people and their dogs—and that’s why it’s a bit complicated to bring a dog into the state. Health laws mean you’ll need to do some paperwork with your veterinarian before visiting. It’s worth it! Swimming, paddleboarding, boating and mountain hiking all await the two of you in beautiful Hawaii. Tackle the 1871 Trail at Pu'u O Honauna National Historic Park, or splash around in the waves under the sun at one of the state’s many dog-friendly beaches, including Dog Beach at Honokohau Harbor. When it’s mealtime, check out one of the state’s many delectable dog-friendly eateries, such as Greek Marina and Barefoot Beach Café.
The extinct Hawaiian Poi Dog guarded children—and was also baked and eaten.
Hawaiians’ favourite breed is the French Bulldog.
Hawaii is rabies free, which means all dogs entering this state must be vaccinated!