Cava-Chin

Cava-Chin History

The Cava-chon is a cross between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Bichon Frise. The Cava-chon is a cross between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Bichon Frise. A Cava-Chón is a hybrid, or designer, breed of dog. The cava-cho is the most recent, fastest growing hybrid or “designer” pet. They are a cross between the cavalier king charles spaniel and the bichon frise. The “cava-cho” name is a combination of the word “cavalier” and the Spanish word for “rat”, “chon”.

Cava-Chin Physical Characteristics

The Cava-Chin is a miniature breed of domestic long haired cat that blends the features of the Siamese with the features of a Persian breed. They are a relatively rare breed and have a medium length, silky, fine fur that comes in shades of cream, silver, red, blue, and lilac. They have a slender body and a medium-long, wedge shaped head. The ears of the Cava-chin are triangular in shape and they have a high-set, flattish tail. They are known for their intelligence, affection, and curiosity.

Cava-Chin Health

Description of breed health.

Cava-Chin Temperament and Behaviour

The Cava-Chin is a gentle and docile dog that is very intelligent. They are highly trainable and are known to be very loyal to their owners. They are quiet and calm, but can sometimes be stubborn and defiant. They are protective of their families and get along well with children and other dogs.

Cava-Chin Activity Requirements

The Cava-Chin is an ancient Chinese herding dog. While the original intent of the breed was for herding, they are also known for being loyal, devoted companions. The length of time it takes for a Cava-Chin to burn off energy depends on the size of the dog. Smaller dogs are more energetic than larger ones, but any size will benefit from regular walks. In addition to walking, your Cava-Chin may also enjoy a play session in the yard. It is important to keep them mentally stimulated, as they are a highly intelligent and curious breed.

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