Beautiful Cavapoochon female puppy
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Meet Tilly – Our Beautiful Little Girl Looking for Her Forever Family ❤️
It is with mixed emotions that we are looking for the perfect forever home for Tilly, the last of our beautiful Cavapoochon puppies. Tilly was originally going to stay within our extended family, but unfortunately circumstances changed, so she is now available to a loving home. While we adore all of our puppies equally, Tilly has always had something extra special about her. She is absolutely stunning, with the softest fluffy coat, the sweetest little face, and the most affectionate, loving personality.
Tilly is a gorgeous Cavapoochon – a wonderful blend of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Poodle, and Bichon Frise – bringing together the best qualities of all three breeds. She is intelligent, gentle, playful, and incredibly affectionate, making her the perfect companion for families, couples, retirees, or anyone looking for a loyal best friend.
Raised in our busy family home, Tilly has been surrounded by children, adults, and other dogs from day one. She is exceptionally well socialised, confident, and happy, and loves nothing more than cuddles, playing, and being close to people. Her beautiful soft, low-shedding coat also makes her a wonderful choice for indoor living and for many allergy sufferers.
Tilly has had the very best start in life and has been:
✅ Vet checked with a clean bill of health
✅ Vaccinated to date
✅ Microchipped and registered
✅ Wormed and flea treated regularly
✅ Weaned onto premium Royal Canin puppy food
✅ Started on toilet and sleep training
✅ Well socialised and accustomed to everyday household life
Both Mum and Dad are much-loved family pets with exceptional temperaments and can be seen when viewing Tilly. She is expected to mature into a small companion dog that is affectionate, eager to please, and easy to train.
This little girl truly is something special. We had always imagined she would stay close to us, so finding her the right family is incredibly important. We are looking for a home where she will be loved, cherished, and treated as part of the family for the rest of her life.
Serious enquiries only, please. Viewings are very welcome, and we'd be delighted to answer any questions and help you decide if Tilly is the perfect addition to your family.
Microchips Info
| Chip # | Sex | Colour | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 972274200654564 | F | Apricot | For Sale |
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