Welcome to our Cavachon Graduation page.
This page is to Honor and say Congratulations to our cavachons and their owners, that have been adopted from us. We appreciate our cavachon's being trained and the training and effort that goes into having a well trained dog and we also know how much fun and enjoyment and bonding that goes with the training.
A cavachon is a joy to own!
A well trained Cavachon is double joy to own!!
On this page you will see their graduation pictures and read some of the information that has been sent to me by their "proud owners".
When your cavachon graduates from doggie school, be sure and send me pictures and the information so that I can share your happy news with others.
Enjoy this page, I know you will. 
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| Hi, I am Bently and this is my Graduation picture. I know how to do lots of new things, now that I have been to doggie school. My mom Lori says that I am a bright boy and that I have truly brought so much joy to their lives. And they have mine too!!! We live in Ohio. |
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| Hello, My name is Stewart...I graduated from my 8 week puppy obedience training class June 24, 2008 I live in N.Y. with my wonderful Mom and Dad. |
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During the 8 weeks, Stewart learned the basics of:
Sit, Sit and Stay, Down and Stay, Sit for a Greeting, Watch Me, ( which is Sit and focus on me) Loose Leash Walking, Puppy Pushups, (which are sit,down and then return to a sit position), Leave it, Drop it, Come when called. As an extra we also taught him "High Five" and "Dance (he has great balance on his back legs!)
Overall, I learned that these dogs are extremely bright and seem to learn quickly. I am looking at other training programs in our area so that I can continue with his "education". I would also like to explore agility classes...as I think Stewart might be really good at that and it might be fun for both of us!
Trisha...
Stewart's Mom and trainer.
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| My name is Sammy and I have Graduated from my dog class. My mom is taking me to more classes so I can advance my learning. It's great to be a college dog and be really smart! |
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