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7 weeksAge
MaleSex
$1,095Price
Micah (Tiny)
CavachonTransportation available
1 hour
Cavachon7 weeksMale
$1,095
Replies within 12 hours
Description
As a Cavachon Breeder it brings us much to joy to introduce Micah! He has a way of making the whole world feel a little smaller — and a lot sweeter. This cream-and-apricot Cavachon boy is genuinely tiny, and he carries it with a kind of effortless charm that’s hard to look away from. His fluffy, cloud-soft coat catches the light in the warmest tones, and those dark, soulful eyes have a gentleness to them that feels almost old-fashioned — like he already knows exactly how to make you feel at home.
Micah is expected to mature between 7 and 15 pounds, making him an ideal companion for anyone who loves a dog that fits beautifully into any life — whether that’s a cozy apartment, a busy household, or somewhere in between. He’s small enough to tuck into your lap at the end of the day but has all the heart and personality of a dog twice his size.
Some puppies fill a room. Micah fills your heart.
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Litter details
LocationRonks, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter1 male / 1 female
BreedCavachon
Ready to LeaveJun 25, 2026
GenerationF1
Age7 weeks, 2 days
SexMale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Minnie (Tiny)
Female$1,095
1 hour
Transportation availableReplies within 12 hours
Member since2023Similar Ads
Pros
Charming and affectionate personality makes them great companions
Compact size ideal for various living situations
Low-shedding coats suitable for allergy sufferers
Highly adaptable and content in apartments with enough exercise
Cons
Develops strong bonds and dislikes being left alone
Prone to separation anxiety if left unattended
Requires regular grooming to maintain coat health
May inherit specific health issues leading to high veterinary costs