cavachon

[ kav-uh-shon ]

/ ˈkæv əˌʃɒn /

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noun,

a dog crossbred from a cavalier King Charles spaniel and a Bichon Frise: Many people allergic to dogs are able to tolerate cavachons quite well.

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Origin of cavachon

First recorded in 2005–10; cava(lier King Charles spaniel) + (Bi)chon (Frise)

Words nearby cavachon

caution money, cautious, Cauvery, cav., Cava, cavachon, Cavaco Silva, cavaedium, Cavafy, cavalcade, Cavalcanti