I have a Cavachon, female, and we love her to death. She chewed up a few things when she was a pup but now she is so calm and loving, but very active when we bring her out to run and play, especially in the fall. She loves cool weather. She is 9 now and I agree she did have some separation anxiety so we decided to get her a companion. We chose a peek-a-poo. He is something else. He barks at everything and that can be very annoying at times, but we love him too. If I am ever to get another dog it will definitely be another Cavachon.

I would think Cavapoo. Standard poodles are water retrievers, and smaller sizes may have lost some of that but still retain some also. Poodles have longer legs and can run a bit longer and faster. But the dogs placement in dominance in the litter, natural temperament (which will vary between puppies in one litter) and the socialization and experiences you provide will have a influence also. The breeder will have an understanding of each puppy. It is a good idea to tell the breeder what you want and let her pick.

All of these miniature dogs have been be bred to be companions and have that feature. This is also somewhat true of miniature and toy poodles, but they still come from water dogs and are a bit more active. They like to play outside and fetch, though mine have had real preference in what they want to fetch. Fluffy could find a tennis ball hidden in a drawer and Hunny will only play with her Mr. Bill toy.

Hi, I’ve also been looking into cavapoo’s and cavachon’s. Sounds like a cavachon might be a great fit. Do you have any advice on purchasing one?

I’m looking for a Cavachon female can you tell me .

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May I ask where you purchased your puppy?