Cav-A-Mo

Cav-A-Mo History

The Cav-A-Mo is a mix between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Australian Cattle Dog. The Cav-A-Mo is a mix between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Australian Cattle Dog. The Cavalier King Charles spaniel and Australian cattle dog are both hybrid mixes and were developed in the 1990s.

Cav-A-Mo Physical Characteristics

The Cav-A-Mo is a mixed breed or designer breed that is usually between 25 and 34 inches in height and weighs between 55 and 110 pounds. They have a medium-boned, medium-length, wide-chested, and muscular-appearing appearance. Their short, fine, shiny, red, brindle, or fawn-colored fur is easy to groom. They have a flat face and big, round, erect ears. The nose is large and black. The eyes are usually blue or amber in color. Their tail is carried low. The temperament of the Cav-A-Mo is sweet, friendly, and gentle.

Cav-A-Mo Health

Description of breed health.

Cav-A-Mo Temperament and Behaviour

The Cav-A-Mo is a medium-sized, muscular, and athletic dog with a thick, double coat of hair. They are very intelligent and are easily trained. This breed is playful and active, but also calm, gentle, and well-mannered. The Cav-A-Mo is prone to separation anxiety and may suffer from depression if left alone for long periods of time.

Cav-A-Mo Activity Requirements

The Cav-A-Mo is a medium-sized, short-haired Maltese. They are intelligent, sociable, and both have hypoallergenic coats. While they do not require much grooming, they do require regular moderate exercise. While they cannot handle very cold weather, the Cav-A-Mo can do well in warmer climates. Daily walks or trips to the dog park or doggy daycare will keep them healthy and happy. The Cav-A-Mo is a good choice for people who have a moderate amount of extra time for their dogs. While they don’t require a great deal of physical exertion, they do need to spend time with their families.

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