Forever Puppy
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- Forever Puppy
- Forever Puppy

- Cross between a Poodle, Cavachon, Cavapoo, Bichon Frise, Cockapoo, and Shih Tzu
- Bred for their good health, disposition and allergy-friendly coats
- Maintain a young looking face
- Family friendly dogs
- Intelligent and eager to learn
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Breed Info
Temperament
Sweet & Intelligent
- People-oriented
- Affectionate
- Playful
- Intelligent
- Family friendly
Appearance
Unique & Small
Coat Type and Color:
- Wavy
- Curly
- Very curly
- Colors vary based on parents
Size:
- 9-18lbs
- 9-12 inches
Longevity:
- 12-18 years
Exercise
Medium Activity
- Daily light exercise
- Forever Puppies love to play fetch and go for walks
- Tucker out quickly
- Adapt well to homes of any size, but need time and space to play
This breed is the newest and latest in the decades long search for a dog that holds all the best qualities.
The History of the Bichon Frise:
- Originated in the Mediterranean
- Intelligence and charm made them great royal companions
- Performers in circus shows and street acts
- Breed introduced to United States in 1956
The History of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel:
- Loved for gentle nature
- Adored by King Charles II in the late 1600's
- This pup came to North America in 1952
The History of the Shih Tzu:
- One of the oldest breeds
- Favored by Chinese royals and can be traced back to the Tang dynasty- 618-907
- During the Chinese Revolution, this breed was almost eradicated
- Recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1938
The History of the Cocker Spaniel
- "Spaynels" are mentioned in 14th century writings
- Bred as hunting dogs
- Recognized by the American Kennel Club in the 1800's
- Popular breeds in both America and the UK
The History of Poodles
- Can be traced to Roman & Egyptian times
- The French used the variety of poodle sizes for duck hunting, sniffing out truffles and small companions
- Used in circuses because of how quickly they learned tricks
- Was the most popular breed in America from the 1950's to the 90's
Grooming:
- Little to no shedding
- Brush daily
- Bathe once every two weeks
- Clean ears, mouth and paws regularly
Training:
- People oriented and eager to please make these pups relatively easy to train
- They enjoy learning new tricks and games
- We recommend early training