Adorable male Cavachon x Jack Russell x Pincher puppy

I am looking for a wonderful forever home for my family dog’s 4 month old puppy. He is half Cavachon (mom-cream dog in the photo) and half Jack Russel mix (dad). He seems to have his mother’s coat which sheds very little and has already had his first haircut. He has been raised with his mom and 2 brothers in our family’s living room using the Puppy Culture socialization program since birth. Puppy Culture was recommended to me by the Irish Autism Service Dog breeding organization as a great way to raise well socialized puppies. He is microchipped, fully vaccinated and dewormed. He gets on great with kids, farm animals, and loves to play with other dogs. He’s doing great with potty training and has been trained to use a litter box inside or go potty outside. He loves going for walks on the leash or romps in nature. He has learned basic commands like sit, lay down etc. He is a sweet, gentle and loving puppy looking for a kind and warm forever home. He is available now to a suitable home.

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