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Boating with Your Cavachon: Tips for a Safe & Fun Day on the Water
By Cavachons by Design

There’s nothing quite like a sunny day out on the water—and if you’re a Cavachon parent, you may be wondering if your sweet pup can come along for the ride. Good news: Cavachons typically love being included in family activities, and boating can be a wonderful bonding experience when done safely.

Whether you’re planning a peaceful lake cruise or an afternoon on a pontoon with friends, here’s how to keep your Cavachon safe, happy, and comfortable on the boa

☀️ A Safety Tip for the “Dog Days” of Summer 🐾

Did you know that when the air is just 86°F, asphalt can heat up to 135°F? That’s hot enough to burn your dog’s paw pads in under a minute.

🐶 At Cavachons by Design, we care deeply about every pup’s well-being—even after they leave our arms and join your family.

📌 Paw Safety Tips: 🔹 Walk early in the morning or later in the

Why Your Cavachon May Need UV Eye Protection

Your Cavachon’s adorable, soulful eyes are one of their sweetest features—but did you know they can be just as sensitive to the sun as yours?

Whether you’re heading out for a sunny walk, boating trip, or car ride with the windows down, it’s worth asking:
Should your Cavachon be wearing sunglasses?

Let’s explore the reasons why

Corn cobs may seem like a harmless treat or a fun chew toy for your dog—but the reality is quite the opposite. Many well-meaning pet owners believe giving their pup a leftover corn cob is a tasty and entertaining way to keep them busy. Unfortunately, this common misconception can lead to serious and even life-threatening consequences.

At Cavachons by Design, we care deeply about the health and safety of every dog, and we’re here to help you make the best choices for your four-legged family member. Below, we’ll explain why corn cobs are so dangerous an

Holidays like Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and Easter bring joy, family gatherings, and… a lot of sweets. But while you’re enjoying chocolatey treats, there’s one family member who should never take a bite—your dog.

Chocolate toxicity in dogs is one of the most common pet emergencies during the holidays. And if you’re the proud owner of a small breed dog like a Cavachon,