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Cavapom Breed Summary
Friendly, Loving, Affectionate, Intelligent and Loyal
These dogs are a cross between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Pomeranian. They are extremely affectionate and just love humans. They're a very playful breed which makes them great for families with younger children. They are also fairly intelligent, so are both easy to train up and teach new tricks and skills too!
They are fairly active, though very adaptable to their owner's lifestyle. Some will want to go on walks every day whereas others will be more than happy to just curl up on your lap and catch up on Netflix!
Fun Fact: They are very sociable and love to have a little chat with everyone that they meet; whether you be a child, adult or another animal!
| Lifespan | 10 - 12 years |
| Height (at the withers) | Males and Females 30cm - 33cm |
| Weight | Males 4.5kg - 9kg, Females 3.5kg - 7kg |
| Coat | Coat is Medium/Long in Length and is both Dense and Straight |
| Colour | Black, Brown, White, Red, Brindle, Cream |
| Eye colour | Brown |
| Common health issues | Patellar Luxation, Hip Dysplasia, Mitral Valve Disease, Syringomyelia, Cherry Eye |
Because of how recent the Cavapom breed was created, their temperament and personalities will vary. However, based on the nature of the parent breeds, we can assume they are extremely friendly and like lots of attention and love from their ‘hoomans’. Additionally, they are thought to be relatively easy to train, and to an extent, even good guard dogs! Overall, these sweet pooches are sure to make lovely family pets, so long as they receive the necessary training and socialisation.
The Cavapom is a relatively recent ‘designer breed’ and is essentially a cross between a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel and a Pomeranian. These designer breeds have come about due to ‘hoomans’ want to have dogs that are more unique-looking than your everyday breed, but that also possess attractive traits and characteristics. However, the newness of the breed means that there is a lot of variance between pups when they are born. For example, the Cavapom may have the long hair from its parent the Pom, or a more Spaniel-like appearance from its other parent, the Cavalier King Charles.