Dogs that are curly-haired and prone to health issues
Want to know more about dogs that are curly-haired and prone to health issues? See all the dogs that fit this criteria and learn more about what it's like to have these dogs as pets.
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- breed group: hybrid
- breed size: small (0-25 lbs.)
- other traits: hypoallergenic, easy to train, prone to health issues, high potential for weight gain, apartment-friendly, strong loyalty tendencies
- colors: brown / chocolate / liver, black, white
- patterns: tricolor, bicolor
- coat length/texture: medium, curly
- temperament: friendly, playful
The Cavachon is a spunky companion crossbreed between a Cavalier King Charles spaniel and a bichon frise. The compact pup sports a silky coat.
- breed group: hybrid
- breed size: small (0-25 lbs.)
- other traits: hypoallergenic, requires lots of grooming, low prey drive, good hiking companion, apartment-friendly, easy to train, strong loyalty tendencies, prone to health issues, loves water, good for first-time pet owners
- colors: black, gray, red, brown / chocolate / liver, fawn, cream, white
- coat length/texture: long, medium, curly
- temperament: outgoing, gentle, friendly, playful, anxious
For loving companionship, few breeds compare to the smart, cuddlesome, and playful Cavapoo. This crossbreed might also be a good choice as a low-allergen pet.
- breed group: herding
- breed size: medium (26-60 lbs.)
- other traits: hypoallergenic, easy to train, prone to health issues, loves water, apartment-friendly, cold weather tolerant, strong loyalty tendencies, good hiking companion
- colors: brown / chocolate / liver, cream, black, white
- patterns: bicolor
- coat length/texture: medium, curly
- temperament: outgoing, playful
Spanish water dogs are intelligent and energetic pups that adapt quickly to new situations and are loyal to their families. Learn more about living with Spanish water dogs.