The Cavachon, also known as Cavalier-Bichon, Cavashon, was created by crossing two purebred dogs, namely the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with the Bichon Frise. These small dogs were first developed in the USA but quickly became very popular in other areas of the world, including here in the UK, thanks to their adorable looks and charming nature. Cavachons are not recognised as a breed by the Kennel Club or some other international clubs. However, breed clubs have been set up in many countries around the world and their aim is to ensure that breeders follow good breeding guidelines so that these delightful dogs are bred responsibly, especially as there is no breed standard for the Cavachon at the moment.
The average life expectancy of a Cavachon is between 10 and 12 years when properly cared for and fed an appropriate good quality diet to suit their ages.
Read our Cavachon Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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14/03/2026 Gwynmardene Kennels are thrilled to announce that Pearl & Tinker have a beautiful litter of Cavapoochons, three stunning, curly-coated boys who are now ready to find their new families. Known as the "doll-faced dog," the Cavapoochon is a perfect blend of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Poodle, and Bichon Frise—meaning you get the ultimate companion who is low sh

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Wee have a litter of gorgeous cavapoochon puppies they are being raised in a family environment and are well socialised with people and every day household noises they make the ideal family pets and are great for people with allergies puppies will leave with there vet card a blanket with mums scent and starter food mum can be seen with puppies

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Hi our family pet has given birth to a single gorgeous looking puppy. He is Ruby and white and got a great personality. He is getting brought up around other dogs and kids and has had a lot of interac

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Cavachons may face health issues such as mitral valve disease, knee problems, cataracts, and skin conditions, and they require regular grooming to prevent matting of their long hair. They can be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods, which might lead to destructive behaviour, and some can be challenging to train. Additionally, Cavachons can be expensive to purchase and maintain.