Temperament of the Cavachon
Like their ancestors, these dogs tend to be intelligent, playful, and overall merry. They get along perfectly with other canine companions, but also with children. They do have enough energy, which means that they have to be taken out for long walks at least several times a week.
Early socialization is necessary if you want your Cavachon puppy to grow into a well-educated and obedient adult dog. Some might take after their Cavalier genes and might love to chase around small animals, especially while taken out in parks or the woods.
One of the best traits of the Cavachon breed is its lack of aggression. Although they might be a little possessive and could bark at strangers, they will almost never try to attack people or other dogs. For this reason, this dog does not make a great guard dog though!
Cavachons grow very attached to their humans and cannot be alone for longer periods of time. Because they get along well with other dogs, many owners opt to have two Cavachons that keep each other company.