Cavachon and Cavalier Puppies (2 female, 2 male)

Four stunning 8-week-old Cavachon pups for sale from beautiful family house pet mother. Mother is Cavachon (Half bichon Frise, half Cavalier), Father is King Charles Cavalier, brown and white markings. Cavachons are a small, non-shed breed known for their cuddly and loving nature.

Mother has lovely temperament and loved family pet since she arrived. Can be seen with the puppies. Feel free to get in touch for more information or to arrange a visit in Ballymoney, just outside Gorey.

Phone:0852856977 or whatsapp to visit.

Pups are fully registered with Fido.ie [Have received first due vaccinations, come with certificates of birth, already microchipped, copies of the microchip certificates.]

Names TBC by new owner, but already named by kids here as follows:

Rex - male

Otto - male

Fuzzy jnr - female

Roxy - female

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