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Cavapoochon Breed Information
The Cavapoochon is a mixed breed made from the Cavalier King Charles spaniel, the poodle, and the bichon frise. The result is a teddy-bear-faced little dog with large eyes and a gentle, playful character. Cavapoochons are low-shedding dogs with soft, wavy or curly coats in red, sable or cream. These dogs can grow to a height of 12 inches and are great apartment and family dogs. They bond with their special people and love spending time with them.
Temperament
Cuddly, sweet, devoted
Breed Fast Facts
Weight
9 - 15 lbs
Size
Medium
Energy
High
Shedding
Low
Trainability
Very
Life span
11 to 15 years
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Alabama’s (and America’s!) favourite breed of dog is the Labrador Retriever.
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In 2021, the people of Denton, Alabama, elected a Standard Poodle named Elvis their Pet Mayor.
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