Cavachon Puppy Blenheim Boy | Waggy-Tail | Extra Loveable | 12 - 14 Pounds Grown

A smallish little guy, Kibbles is the old soul in the litter. I can see him tucked under a fuzzy blanket with his favorite people on a cold and snowy night. Yes, a comfort hound in the making.. He’s still all boy and hasn’t a clue that being the smallest, he probably should leave the big toys to the bigger puppies. For example.

He watches everyone sail up and down on the teeter-totter and tries to have a turn, but it's not much fun since he only weighs about 4 pounds. The other puppies like to sit on the lower end, leaving him waiting patiently on the upper end until someone finally steps off and lets him glide back down to the ground. He’s a good sport, though, and happily hops back on for a ride whenever they want to play.

I love his little face. He gazed at me on puppy picture day, obviously not too sure that he wanted his pictures taken. Still, he’s such a darling. Whichever way I placed him, I could see the wheels turning. He didn’t know why, but if it made Mama Terry happy, he was willing to go along for the ride (kinda like the teeter-totter lol!).

Yes, sporty and fun when you want him to be, and a snugglebug the rest of the time. As long as he can be by your side, he’ll be happy. That’s the lovely thing about a Cavachon, they intuitively become so much a part of your life that you don't know what you ever did without them. 

The best sort of canine companions. They know when you are in dire need of a nap and are only too happy to take a little snooze to keep you company. When you need to laugh, your Cavachon’s eyes will gleam with mischief, his tail wag with delight, and suddenly he’s off in search of his favorite armadillo toy to try to tempt you into a game of catch me if you can. Always there, always loving and joyfully making themselves one of the best parts of your day, no wonder I think every home should have at least one of them. 🏡