Cavachon Puppy Ruby & White Girl | Too Adorable! 14 Pounds Grown

This baby has been on and off Hold three times, but everyone who fell in love can’t make the timing work! She’s 12 weeks old this week, an absolute angel on four paws and AVAILABLE Whoo Hoo!

Minnie Moo, or “Moo Moo” as she’s known to her friends, is a scrumptious little morsel who promises to make almost every puppy dream come true! She can’t mush through the snow with the Huskies or retrieve ducks for your hubby, but what she can do will fill your heart with joy ❤️

She’ll prance and pounce on her toys like a kitten, batting her fluffy white paws as she dances around like the silly girl she is. Down the hall, she'll fly with your favorite mitten in her mouth because she knows she's so cute that Mama couldn't possibly be mad at her, lol. Yes, you'll find yourself laughing instead of fussing at her; she has a heart of gold and a sweet way about her that will make it hard not to spoil her to bits.

I'm going back and forth a bit on her size; I was thinking about 12 pounds grown, but I'm bumping that to 14 just in case. She loves her puppy food, and if it's only a growth spurt, she'll stay toward the lower end, but if not, 14 pounds is still a wonderful portable size and ever so easy to fit in the laundry room sink when you want to give her a quick bath, oh puppy bliss indeed!

I've had my share of sizey dogs, an Irish Wolfhound, Winnifred, who I believe, was close to 130 pounds; dear Winnie was beautiful, with the most gentle of souls, but I cannot tell you how wonderful these wash & wear kind of canines are. From a clean little muzzle that never drips water on the floor to easy-to-manage coats that require little more than a weekly brushing and a bi-monthly grooming by the pros to keep them tidy, there are so many reasons to love Cavachons (and Cavapoos) that I’m amazed the world hasn’t found this best kept secret in the dog world.

Yes, indeed, the pleasure of having a smallish dog who thinks and has the sensibilities of a big dog. The ability to walk two or three miles if you feel like it but is equally happy to snooze with you on the hammock, and while away, the hours on some distant summer day. (SIGH ❄️ )

Take my excellent advice, dear Puppy People, and get yourself a sturdy but eminently portable and easy-to-manage canine companion. A condensed version that takes so much of the stress out of owning a dog. The best of both worlds, I call it. Moo Moo will guard your Castle with all of her small mite if there's an alarm in the wee hours of the night, and she’ll always let you know if there's someone at the door in the daytime and then joyfully help welcome them in, because, of course, they came to see her right?