Yochon Puppies for sale

3 Yochon Puppies for sale

A Yochon, also called a Yorkie Bichon, is a cross between a purebred Bichon Frise and Yorkshire Terrier. Often, this is a 50-50 percent mix of the two breeds. They may have the temperament of a Bichon Frise, a Yorkshire Terrier, or a mix of the two.

Tilly

Yochon

3 monthsAge

1Sex

£580Price

Tilly is 3 months old playful and cuddly is looking for a new home she is good around other dogs and also babies and small children

Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire

Cockapoochon puppies

Cockapoo & Yochon Hybrid

2 weeksAge

24Sex

£700Price

Gorgeous cockapoochon puppies 2 males ( both black with white patches on chest and under chin ) and 4 girls (3 beige , 1 black ). Mum is a cockapoo and dad is a Bichon Frise mixed with a Yorkshire ter

Liverpool, Merseyside

Gorgeous YoChon Puppies

Yochon

7 monthsAge

33Sex

£550Price

6 gorgeous Yorkie x Bichon pups looking for their forever homes 3 male 3 Female All pups are microchipped, health checked, flea and wormed and had their 1st injection 2nd injection is free with vets W

Birmingham, West Midlands

FAQs

What is a Yochon dog?

A Yochon, also known as Yorkie Chon or Yorkie Bichon, is a designer dog breed created by crossing a Yorkshire Terrier with a Bichon Frise. This hybrid aims to combine the small size, affectionate nature, and hypoallergenic qualities of both parent breeds into a lively and friendly companion dog.

Do Yochons bark a lot?

Yochons are not particularly vocal but can serve well as watchdogs. They tend to be alert without excessive barking, making them suitable for households that prefer quieter dogs.

Do Yochons shed a lot?

Yochons have light shedding and are considered hypoallergenic due to their medium-length, glossy coat. Regular grooming is needed to maintain their coat’s health and appearance.

What are the disadvantages of owning a Bichon Frise, one of the Yochon's parent breeds?

The Bichon Frise can develop strong attachment leading to separation anxiety and can be very protective, which may not suit owners who are often away or very busy. They require significant companionship and social interaction, making them better suited to people who can devote ample time to their dog.