Cavachon Puppy Mahogany Sable & White Boy | Adult Size 18-ish Pounds Grown

It’s been about 5 years since I’ve used one of my most favorite names, “Cadbury,” but with this beautiful chocolatey/mahogany boy, I couldn't resist, so Cadbury he is! Every bit as sweet as his namesake chocolate bar and twice as irresistible, by the way.

Yes, he’s as sweet as can be, a cheerful puppy guy who loves everyone he meets, two or four-footed. Don’t let him fool you; he’s a mush, bashful at first and wants to climb up in your lap, then he’s chasing the cat and sending her to the top of the couch for refuge. Trust me, that will happen about one time before your kitty puts a stop to the shenanigans, and Mr. Cadbury finds himself retreating to the couch to ponder the wisdom of cat chasing in the future. He’s actually quite the charmer: he knows he’s handsome and hopes he goes somewhere where he’ll be spoiled to bits lol!

Of course, Mama Terry disagrees with that plan entirely, and she’s assured him that a copy of her very own “New Puppy 101” will accompany him via email so his new family is well versed in all things puppy before he puts a foot to the ground in his new home. (Mama Terry is no fun at all, says Cadbury).

This lovely puppy’s grandmother was imported from Romania, and he comes from some of the bluest blood blended with good old-fashioned American stock, which always makes for sturdy, sound Cavachon offspring.

By the way, I’m astonished that Cavachons are still relatively rare in the canine world. Over on Instagram, the #Cavapoo search brings up over 4 million posts the Cavachon? Less than a million! I can't believe how relatively rare the Cavachon still is in the world of canine companions. I've raised both Cavachons and Cavapoos for almost 2 decades, and of course, I love them both, the Cavachon does come in colors you don’t see in the Cavapoo, more reasons to love them both!