cavachon

American  

[kav-uh-shon] / ˈkæv əˌʃɒn /

noun

1. 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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Etymology

Origin of cavachon

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

Example Sentences

The 12-year-old Cavachon has a heart condition, but Avril says she has had to cut back on vet appointments as prices have risen every year.

From BBC

Four days later, a 22-pound Cavachon named Chloe and her Maltipoo friend Muppet were walking by when Hudson’s dogs struck again.

From Seattle Times

With Kaci the Cavachon in tow, of course.

From Seattle Times

Shire, a 17-month-old Cavachon, that is a certified therapy dog through Healing Hearts Therapy Dogs, began his work Tuesday at the school.

From Washington Times

Karen Jones, from Penclawdd, adopted Archie after a successful virtual home inspection and vetting to make sure her home was suitable for the Cavachon.

From BBC