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Top 10 Cutest Mixed Breeds (with Pictures)
Table of Contents
- Top 10 Cutest Mixed Breed Dogs
- 1. Pomsky (Pomeranian + Husky)
- 2. Chug (Pug + Chihuahua)
- 3. Labradoodle (Labrador + Standard Poodle)
- 4. Chowski (Chow Chow + Siberian Husky)
- 5. Chiweenie (Chihuahua + Dachshund)
- 6. Corman Shepherd (Corgi + German Shepherd)
- 7. Pitsky (Pitbull + Husky)
- 8. Goldendoodle (Golden Retriever + Standard Poodle)
- 9. BeaBull (Beagle + Bulldog)
- 10. Yorkie Pom (Yorkie + Pomeranian)
- 11. Bassugg (Basset Hound + Pug)
- 12. Beaglemation (Beagle + Dalmatian)
- 13. Chabrador (Chow Chow + Labrador Retriever)
- 14. Hug (Siberian Husky + Pug)
- 15. Schweenie (Shih-Tzu + Dachshund)
- 16. Bossi-Poo (Boston Terrier + Poodle)
- 17. Bullypit (Pitbull + Bulldog)
- 18. Chi-Chon (Chihuahua + Bichon Frise)
- 19. Dach Griffon (Dachshund + Brussels Griffon)
- 20. Frengle (French Bulldog + Beagle)
- Cutest Mixed Breeds: Conclusion
Mixed dog breeds are super cute!
There are hundreds to choose from, and no two dogs are alike.
Who can resist an adorable mixed-breed dog with large ears and a small body?
You never know what you will get with a mixed dog.
There is a lot to love, from their adorable faces to their silly names.
Keep reading to discover ten of the cutest mixed breeds and some fun facts about caring for them!
Top 10 Cutest Mixed Breed Dogs
It was hard to narrow down this list to just ten dogs!
The AKC (American Kennel Club) does not officially recognize any mixed breed dogs.
I, myself have two mixed-breed dogs including a Pitbull-mix my husband and I adopted from a shelter.
While we may not know her exact mix, we know she is an adorable sweetheart!
1. Pomsky (Pomeranian + Husky)
Pomeranians and Huskies are cute dogs on their own, but put together; the cuteness levels are off the roof!
A Pomsky is a mixed breed dog with one Pomeranian parent and a Husky parent.
Both dogs are adorable on their own.
Pomeranians have fluffy fur and wide eyes, and they are lively pets.
On the other hand, Huskies are a lot larger and have light blue eyes. Not all Pomsky puppies look alike, but they are still all cute!
These sweet pets grow between 10 to 15 inches tall. They are talkative dogs, a trait inherited from both parents.
2. Chug (Pug + Chihuahua)
Have you ever heard of a Chug?
This goofy name is thanks to the mixed breed’s parents (chihuahua and pugs).
When Chihuahuas and Pugs are bred together, you get a small, flat-faced puppy full of lively energy.
These puppies are adorable and have large friendly smiles.
Chugs are prone to gaining weight.
They struggle to stop eating, so owners need to feed them as directed.
These chubby puppies are sure to put a smile on your face with their curled tails and unique coats.
3. Labradoodle (Labrador + Standard Poodle)
Labradoodle is such a fun mixed dog breed.
They are a gentle giant breed with a Standard Poodle parent and a Labrador Retriever.
These fun dogs look like carpets with their shaggy and curly fur.
It is almost impossible if they didn’t make this list!
They also come in many colors, so you never know what you will get!
Labradoodle puppies are super affectionate and grow fast.
Your Labradoodle puppy can grow from 10 pounds to 80 pounds in no time!
4. Chowski (Chow Chow + Siberian Husky)
What do you get when you mix a Chow Chow and a Siberian Husky?
A Chowski!
They are a less common mixed breed dog than Labradoodles, but just as cute and affectionate.
Most Chowskis inherit their Chow Chow parent’s fluffy and cloud-like fur, making them look like bears.
They stare at you with love in their eyes and small pointed triangle ears.
Sometimes Chowskis are called Chuksys.
Chowskis prefer to live with their owners and no other pets, but early socialization can start strong relationships.
5. Chiweenie (Chihuahua + Dachshund)
Chiweenies are among one the most popular mixed dog breeds.
They occur when a Chihuahua and a Dachshund (weenie) have adorable puppies!
This cute mixed breed makes people go ‘aw,’ and it is understandable why!
As a matter of fact, I have two Chiweenies pictured above!
Since both Dachshunds and Chihuahuas are small, when they are mixed, their puppies are also small with shorter faces.
Imagine a long weenie body, a tiny chihuahua face, and shorter drooping ears!
Image from dogmal.com
6. Corman Shepherd (Corgi + German Shepherd)
The Corman Shepherd breed is a fun one to say and even cuter to see.
They look like German Shepherds, but with small legs and long bodies like Corgis, their other parent.
Corman Shepherds are adorable and high-energy dogs but are prone to health conditions because of their short size.
They are loyal and super easy to train.
However, Corman Shepherd dogs are stubborn and bark loudly especially when seeking love and affection.
But who wouldn’t want to give affection to the adorable German Shepherds?
7. Pitsky (Pitbull + Husky)
Husky mixed breed dogs are extremely popular, and another makes our list!
The Pitsky is a mixed dog breed; one parent is a Pitbull, while the other is a Husky.
Pitbull puppies have very different coats and body types, while Huskies look very similar and are born with iconic black and white coats and blue eyes.
Pitsky puppies are adorable, but they are also a mixed bag!
No telling what your puppy will look like or which parent they will take after, but these loyal and loving dogs are adorable either way.
8. Goldendoodle (Golden Retriever + Standard Poodle)
Golden Retrievers and Standard Poodles make very cute puppies. Most often, dog lovers refer to the mixture as a Goldendoodle.
They look similar to the Poodle and Labrador mixed breed but have slender bodies and curlier coats.
Usually, Goldendoodles take after their Golden Retriever parents and grow golden coats but with thick curls.
While their appearance is adorable, this is not the only thing that makes them cute. Goldendoodles are happy dogs. They are also hypoallergenic and rarely shed despite the length of their coats.
9. BeaBull (Beagle + Bulldog)
Beagles are super-loving and adorable.
They have large eyes and floppy ears that tempt many to pet them.
Now picture a Beagle and a Bulldog mixed puppy.
They are curious and inherit the small faces of their Bulldog parents and the coat colors of their Beagle parents.
They are also a relatively new mixed dog breed.
From what we know, they have only existed for 20 years!
These dogs are small to medium dog breeds and love sitting on laps.
You won’t get tired of their sweet faces and triangle ears.
10. Yorkie Pom (Yorkie + Pomeranian)
If you like small dogs, you will love this next cute mixed breed on our list, the Yorkie Pom!
Also known as a Yoranian, a Yorkie Pom is a cross between a Pomeranian and a Yorkshire Terrier.
These companion pets form great bonds with their owners and love affection.
They won’t want to leave your side. Talk about having the cutest mixed breeds as your cuddle buddies!
Yorkie Poms were first bred in the 1990s as an elegant, classy, and fancy designer mixed breed.
They are small enough to fit in purses and rarely weigh over seven pounds.
It is hard to resist their small whines and large, inviting eyes.
image from petguide.com
11. Bassugg (Basset Hound + Pug)
Since Basset Hounds are larger than Pugs, their puppies tend to look more like their Basset House parents.
However, there are cute Pug features especially noticeable in their flat faces.
These sweet pets are small to medium dog breeds and low-maintenance.
How can you resist wanting to pick one up and hug them?
Like Pugs and Basset Hounds, Bassugg puppies seek out their owners and loved ones, preferring to cuddle all day.
image from Pinterest
12. Beaglemation (Beagle + Dalmatian)
Dalmatians are majestic dogs with unique spotted coats.
When mixed with the Beagle breed, they make Beaglemations.
They are a recent breed and are not extremely popular, but they are still cute!
Interestingly, some Beaglemations have the body type of their Beagle parent, including their floppy ears and the coat of the Dalmatian.
These mixed-breed dogs have a lifespan of up to 12 years.
image from happydoggo.com
13. Chabrador (Chow Chow + Labrador Retriever)
If Chow Chows don’t make you audibly go ‘aw,’ then I don’t know what will!
This adorable Chow Chow and Labrador Retriever mix is a favorite of mine.
These puppies inherit the fluffy cloud-like fur from their Chow Chow genes while usually inheriting the same face structure as their Labrador parent.
They are medium to large since they can weigh as little as 50 or 75 pounds.
The average lifespan for this mixed breed is 12 to 13 years.
Not only is their appearance cute, but they are also loyal, intelligent, and affectionate dogs.
Despite their size, they swear they are lapdogs and like to snuggle, giving them more reason to be one of the cutest mixed breeds.
image from
loveyourdog.com
14. Hug (Siberian Husky + Pug)
Who doesn’t love the name of this mixed breed?
A Hug is a Siberian Husky and Pug mix.
These are two very different dogs that make adorable puppies together.
All Hugs inherit different physical traits.
Some are tall, like Siberian Huskies, while others stop growing slightly over a foot tall.
Hugs sometimes have the same coat as their Siberian Husky parent, mixed with common Pug colors like gold, brown, black, and brindle.
It is definitely an eye-catching mixed breed!
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com
15. Schweenie (Shih-Tzu + Dachshund)
Shih-Tzus and Dachshunds are popular dog breeds, so when combined, they are incredibly adorable! There is no one uniform look when it comes to Schweenies.
However, usually, these dogs inherit the long body of their Dachshund parent and the fluffy coat of their Shih Tzu parent.
They are small mixed dogs and are surprisingly rare. Still, they deserve a spot in our list of cutest mixed breeds!
There are not many, but they make for great loving pets.
Schweenies have mischievous faces that sometimes look like they are smiling!
image from dogbreedinfo.com
16. Bossi-Poo (Boston Terrier + Poodle)
Boston Terriers don’t get enough love! These sweet puppies, when mixed with the Standard Poodle, create Bossi-Poos!
Not only do they have a fun and unique name, but they are also small to medium dogs.
They usually stop growing between 11 to 15 inches and weigh less than 50 pounds.
Their tiny faces are slightly flat at the snout, a trait from their Boston Terrier genes.
Since both breeds are active, they require at least one 30 to 60-minute walk when weather permits.
image from dogbreedinfo.com
17. Bullypit (Pitbull + Bulldog)
The Bullypit mix is technically a mix of a mix.
Pitbulls are mixed dog breeds with unique body builds and coat colors.
When you mix a Pitbull with a Bulldog, you get an extremely loyal pet with a lot of love.
While these dogs are considered aggressive, they are sweethearts who like to play and snuggle.
You can train them as guard dogs and socialize them at a young age to get along with strangers and other pets.
They are also frequently compared to seals.
Image from petkeen.com
Chi-Chon
18. Chi-Chon (Chihuahua + Bichon Frise)
Chi-Chons are Chihuahua and Bichon Frise mixed breeds with small faces and scraggly hair.
They are small dogs with funny faces.
Some Chi-Chons always look like they are squinting.
It is a lot of hard work taking care of this mixed breed.
They require a lot of grooming and brushing to treat their unruly hair and keep it free from knots.
They are sensitive and loyal but also sassy.
Their sassy nature makes it hard to train them, but not impossible.
Although they only weigh less than 10 pounds, these dogs act like they are a lot larger.
Image from Pinterest: dach griffon dog breed
19. Dach Griffon (Dachshund + Brussels Griffon)
This breed, the Dach Griffon, varies significantly from litter to litter.
Each litter has fundamental differences because of how new this mixed breed is.
Most Dach Griffon puppies, though, are super adorable! They have short, wiry coats that are easy to take care of.
Dach Griffon puppies are easy to train, a trait they receive from both parents since they were raised as hoarders.
20. Frengle (French Bulldog + Beagle)
Frengles are charismatic and sweet.
They are a mix between French Bulldogs and Beagles.
While they are considered designer breeds, they are often found in shelters.
They adapt well to small spaces and apartments but need regular exercise.
Cutest Mixed Breeds: Conclusion
Choosing just a few of the cutest mixed breeds is not easy.
There are thousands out there, all with their own unique traits that are irresistible to pet lovers.
Mixed breeds, though, are a lot of work.
Always research before adopting!
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The 50 Cutest Mixed Breed Dog Names
Ever heard of a Horgi? What about a Cheagle? Or how about a Schnoodle? All three of these are names of mixed breed dogs! We’re celebrating National Mutt Day (July 31st and December 2nd) with this tribute to our favorite mixed breed dogs names. Check it out, and share a photo of your own favorite “mutt” on our Facebook page!
Alusky – Alaskan Malamute and Siberian Husky
Bassador – Basset Hound and Labrador Retriever
Beaglier – Beagle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Bernedoodle – Bernese Mountain Dog and Poodle
Bogle – Beagle and Boxer
Bo-Jack – Boston Terrier and Jack Russell
Border Chow – Border Collie and Chow Chow
Bugg – Boston Terrier and Pug
Cavachon – Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Bichon Frisé
Cheagle – Chihuahua and Beagle
Chiweenie – Chihuahua and Dachshund
Chug – Chihuahua and Pug
Cockapoo – Cocker Spaniel and Poodle
Daniff – Great Dane and Mastiff
Dorgi – Dachshund and Corgi
Ewokian – Havanese and Pomeranian
Frenchton – French Bulldog and Boston Terrier
Gerberian Shepsky – German Shepherd and Siberian Husky
Goldendoodle – Golden Retriever and Poodle
Golden Dox – Golden Retriever and Dachshund
Gollie – Golden Retriever and Collie
Havapoo – Havanese and Poodle
Horgi – Siberian Husky and Corgi
Jack-A-Bee – Jack Russell Terrier and Beagle
Jack-A-Ranian – Jack Russell Terrier and Pomeranian
Labbe – Labrador Retriever and Beagle
Labradoodle – Labrador Retriever and Poodle
Lhaffon – Brussels Griffon and Lhasa Apso
Morkie – Maltese and Yorkshire Terrier
Muggin – Pug and Miniature Pinscher
Papijack – Papillon and Jack Russell Terrier
Pekapoo – Pekingese and Poodle
Pitsky – Pit Bull and Siberian Husky
Pomsky – Pomeranian and Siberian Husky
Poochin – Japanese Chin and Poodle
Puggle – Pug and Beagle
Pyrador – Great Pyrenees and Labrador Retriever
Saint Weiler – Rottweiler and Saint Bernard
Schnoodle – Schnauzer and Poodle
Sharp Asset – Shar Pei and Basset Hound
Sheepadoodle – Old English Sheepdog and Poodle
Sheprador – Labrador Retriever and Australian or German Shepherd
Shepherd Chow – German Shepherd and Chow Chow
Snorkie – Miniature Schnauzer and Yorkshire Terrier
Swissy Saint – Greater Swiss Mountain Dog and Saint Bernard
Texas Heeler – Australian Shepherd and Australian Cattle Dog
Wauzer – Schnauzer and West Highland White Terrier
Whoodle – Wheaten Terrier and Poodle
Yorkipoo – Yorkshire Terrier and Poodle
Zuchon – Bichon Frisé and Shih Tzu
TOP-20 beautiful and smart mestizo dogs.
Dogs resulting from interbreeding outbreeding cannot be called “nobles”. On both sides, purebred representatives of different breeds, as a rule, participate in mating.
What is the purpose of this? There are several reasons:
- The need to infuse fresh blood into the breed.
- Achieve the emergence of new working qualities or character traits.
- Get rid of diseases inherent in the breed.
- Tribute to fashion, no matter how trite it may sound.
The mestizo dog inherits the external features of both parents.
Contents
- 1. Are dog mixes smarter, healthier and more beautiful?
- 2. Top 20 best mixed breed dogs
- 2.1. 1. Horgi
- 2.2. 2. Pitsky
- 2.3. 3. Buldarka
- 2.4. 4. Bullmops
- 2.5. 5. Labsky
- 2.6. 6. Basset pei
- 2.7. 7. Rehusky
- 2.8. 8. German Shar Pei
- 2.9. 9. Chigl
- 2.10. 10. Shorgi
- 2.
11. 11. Cavachon - 2.12. 12. Cups
- 2.13. 13. Chivini
- 2.14. 14. Yorkipu
- 2.15. 15. Burnedoodle
- 2.16. 16. Boxador
- 2.17. 17. Morki
- 2.18. 18. Bulmatin
- 2.19. 19. Corgidor
- 2.20. 20. Shichi
11. 11. Cavachon Are dog mixes smarter, healthier and more beautiful?
Such an opinion exists among dog lovers. And planned interbreeding really allows you to get offspring that compensates for the shortcomings of one breed with the advantages of another:
- In most cases, half-breeds inherit the intellect and intelligence of a more developed parent. They are more obedient and easier to train.
- They are in good health and do not inherit breed diseases.
- Mestizos often have a brighter appearance than their parents.
It is also important that half-breeds are much cheaper than purebred puppies. If the mix is not a designer option, then the puppies are sold for a symbolic price or given away for free.
Top 20 Best Mixed Dogs
Many half-breeds have been given funny names by people that make it easy to see the names of the parent breeds.
1. Horgi
Parents : husky + corgi.
Advantages : high intelligence and learning ability.
Faults : Abundant shedding.
As a result of such a union, wonderful dogs are obtained, possessing friendliness and obedience, lack of aggressiveness. Mestizos get along well with children and other animals. Horgis are clean and tidy, love long walks and outdoor games, easily converge with other dogs and form a pack. For living, both a small apartment and a street aviary are suitable for them. They do not like loneliness and may well turn any piece of furniture into a toy.
2. Pitsky
Parents : husky + pit bull.
Advantages : courage, independence.
Faults : does not get along with other animals.
Puppies often inherit the blue eyes of huskies and the short coat of brightly colored pit bulls. Dogs are stocky with well-developed muscles. Courage, sociability and good nature are the hallmarks of Pitsky’s character. They get along with household members, actively play with children, and have a deep attachment to the owner. With poor supervision, they are prone to vagrancy and escapes. They require a firm hand, obedience training.
3. Bulldarka
Parents : German Shepherd + English Bulldog.
Advantages of : excellent protective qualities.
Faults : difficult to train.
As a rule, they inherit the thick coat of the Germans, which makes it possible to keep them in captivity. Aggressive towards strangers, expressing their suspicion with loud barks. Excellent watchmen and bodyguards, do not require special conditions and long walks. By nature, rather phlegmatic, if no one encroaches on the entrusted territory.
Infinitely devoted to one owner. They don’t like to obey orders.
4. Bullmops
Parents : French bulldog + pug.
Virtues : kindness, playfulness.
Faults : Disobedient tendency.
Another name for such mestizos is Frenchies. Small-sized dogs have a powerful body and extraordinary strength, the colors are very diverse. They have great love and affection for family members, obedient, despite their pronounced individuality and stubbornness. Gentle, devoted and loving. Curiosity and mischief are shown in moderation.
5. Labsky
Parents : Labrador + Husky.
Virtues : athletic body, friendliness.
Faults : too active, likes to dig holes.
The good-natured nature of this mestizo from a Labrador, stubbornness and self-will was inherited from huskies. The dog will have to walk a lot and in no case be left alone in the apartment, at least at a young age.
The best solution is keeping in an aviary in a mild climate. They are friends with children, take an active part in outdoor games with great pleasure. Huskies often inherit light eye color and white spots on the coat.
6. Basset Pei
Parents : Basset Hound + Shar Pei.
Advantages : calm, independent.
Faults : Phlegmatic.
Very attractive looking dogs. Often they inherit the folds of the sharpei and the imposing, slowness of the basset. Strangers are treated nervously, trying to move away. And even the friendly disposition shown by the owner is not a reason to remove suspicion from a stranger. Mestizos of this type are good for housing and a large family. Dogs really appreciate the attention of the household, but will not constantly spin under their feet and show signs of attention.
7. Rehusky
Parents : golden retriever + husky.
Virtues : cute and highly intelligent.
Faults : sometimes stubborn.
The perfect combination of retriever intelligence and husky endurance. The second name for mestizos is goberian. They like to impress people, so they are easy to learn and learn new tricks. With pleasure they perform the duties of a companion. They are free-spirited and active, love long walks and hiking. They get along with children and dogs, they show aggressiveness only in exceptional cases, when protecting the owner and family members.
8. German Shar Pei
Parents : German Shepherd and Shar Pei.
Virtues : mind and quick wits.
Disadvantages : too independent.
Such dogs perfectly serve as guard dogs and realize themselves as bodyguards. A sharp mind allows you to make independent decisions without prompting from a person. In relation to strangers, they often show aggression. In relation to children and other pets, they are detached.
They do not like excessive attention to themselves and squeezing. They are free-spirited and optimistic, behaving obediently next to the owner if they were socialized at an early age and trained to set commands.
9. Chigl
Parents : beagle and chihuahua.
Advantages of : subtle scent and ingenuity.
Disadvantages : obligatory daily training.
Beagle and Chihuahua mixes are a real find for hunters. The subtle sense of smell of dogs is actively used by customs services and rescuers. In home life, the dog is obedient and most often becomes the central figure in the house, showing a caring and gentle character. Easy to learn and train, but skills need daily reinforcement. Not demanding on large spaces, due to its small size and weight, it is suitable even for small apartments.
10. Shorgi
Parents : Corgi and Sheltie.
Virtues : unusual coat color, good health.
Disadvantages of : high mobility.
Shelties and Corgis are known for their friendly disposition and good health. Dogs are mobile and playful, treat all family members with love. Unpretentious in conditions of detention, do not require a large area for placement. They practically do not inherit genetic diseases of breeds, behave adequately, are easily trained and are always ready to serve their beloved master.
11. Cavachon
Parents Cavalier King Charles Spaniel + Bichon Frize.
Advantages : good nature, no loud noise.
Weaknesses : Can’t stand being alone.
Small dogs have a philosophical mindset and do not require long walks. In relation to children, they manifest themselves on the positive side, they are completely non-aggressive. Easily get along with birds, cats, rodents and other dogs. Cavachon is family oriented and cannot stand being alone.
Affectionate, funny, vigilant – he will always notify the owners of the approach of visitors to the front door.
12. Chasky
Parents : chow-chow + husky.
Advantages : large, strong.
Disadvantages : requires a lot of time for active walks.
A large and strong dog easily realizes himself both as an aggressive guard and a companion who is friends with strangers. It all depends on the upbringing and the degree of socialization. He is friendly with children and other animals if they grew up together.
13. Chivini
Parents : dachshund + chihuahua.
Advantages of : intelligence, small size.
Faults : they bark a lot and loudly.
Dachshunds often inherit the agility and tenderness of the Chihuahua. They prefer to hug the owner, but they will not refuse this to the rest of the household.
Very sociable, but towards strangers can behave aggressively. Physically very active, outdoor games are valued on a par with the opportunity to curl up on your favorite knees and take a nap. Family dog, easy to get along with children.
14. Yorkie
Parents : Yorkie + Poodle.
Virtues : cheerful, smart.
Flaws : Needs frequent trimming.
A cross between two decorative breeds of small dogs is gaining more and more popularity in the world of dog breeders. Cheerful character, good-natured disposition and constant manifestations of tenderness towards family members will not leave indifferent even the coldest heart. They love to play, but they also take a nap for an hour or two on the master’s knees.
15. Bernedoodle
Parents : Bernese shepherd dog + poodle.
Virtues : smart and funny.
Flaws : The coat requires constant care.
Large and fluffy dog with a playful disposition. A merry fellow and a funny man, with a sharp mind and a solid share of sensitivity to the mood of the owner. Curious and intelligent, they tend to build good relationships with children and pets. Conquer people’s hearts with their beauty.
16. Boxer
Parents : Boxer + Labrador.
Advantages : people-oriented.
Drawbacks : large size for communication with babies.
Dogs are athletic and active, they like long walks and noisy games. Unusually affectionate and friendly to people. They appreciate the attention of a person and try to achieve it at any cost. They love children, enjoy spending time in games and fun.
17. Morkie
Parents : Maltese + York.
Advantages : lack of long walking, charming appearance.
Disadvantages : requires constant attention.
Small dogs with a highly developed self-esteem. They inherit stubbornness and self-will from the terrier. In the family, they often become the central figure around which all life revolves. They do not like excessive manifestations of attention and squeezes.
18. Bullmatian
Parents : Bulldog + Dalmatian.
Virtues : strong, kind.
Faults : sometimes stubborn.
Energetic and friendly dogs, happy to perform the duties of a companion. They love an active lifestyle and outdoor games. In the apartment they behave quietly, calmly. When meeting with neighbors on the landing, they are polite. Children are treated with love.
19. Corgidor
Parents : corgi + labrador.
Virtues : complaisance and devotion.
Faults : heavy shedding.
Pleasant appearance, good disposition, unpretentiousness in maintenance and the ability to instill protective qualities are far from a complete list of the advantages of this cross.
Dogs will be happy to prove themselves in the role of a nanny for children or a companion for a lonely person. They do not like strangers, but they are not in a hurry to be aggressive.
20. Shichi
Parents : Shih Tzu + Chihuahua.
Advantages : charming appearance, bright personality.
Faults : often bark for no reason.
A small dog suitable for lovers of a measured lifestyle. Shichi belong to family dogs, but the owner will have to carefully monitor so that the children do not show excessive attention to her. With persistent squeezing, the dog can show character and fight back. They do not like strangers, they notify the owners of the approach of a stranger with a loud bark.
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Speaking about mestizos, it is impossible to predict how they will grow up, to accurately predict external data or character.
It all depends on what characteristics the dog inherits from its parents. But, it can be said firmly that the risk of inheriting the genetic diseases of the breed in mestizos is much lower. And how do you, dear readers, feel about half-breeds? If possible, share your experience with us in the comments, or ask a question that interests you, we will try to answer it together.
The most unexpected crossbreeds and breeds of dogs
What happens if you cross a Pit Bull and a Husky? Or Pug and Chihuahua? Or Labrador and Husky? Let’s watch together! Sometimes the results that nature gives us are very surprising.
1. Pitbul and Husky
2. Corgi and Dalmatins
3. Chau-Chau and Husky
4. Dact and Dalmatina
5. Labrador and Haski
6. MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOPS and MOS Chihuahua
7. Yorkshire Terrier and Poodle
8.
Sharpe and Coker-Panel
9. Pomeranian and Husky
10. Pug and English bulldog
11. Basset Hound and Sharpei
12. Pudel and Corgi
13. Husky and Golden Retriever
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There are more than 450 dog breeds in the world, and breeders all over the world do not stand still, bringing out new breeds, which in turn “take away” the popularity of ancient dog breeds. Unfortunately, such selection cannot be called natural – now rare breeds are not inferior in characteristics to their young counterparts, and sometimes even surpass them, but such is life and human nature, striving for perfection.
The Dandy Terrier may be small, like dachshunds, but this breed has many of the qualities of a large dog – trust, intelligence and independence. This breed was originally used to catch otters and badgers, being wary of strangers but affectionate with members of its own family.
Affenpinscher (Monkey Pinscher) is a small toy dog breed with a strong personality, primarily due to its monkey-like muzzle. Dogs of this breed already in the 17th century caught rats and mice remarkably.
The Bedlington Terrier is a dog with the head of a lamb and the heart of a lion. She is very intelligent and clean, she never steps in the dirt with her paw. The breed appeared at the beginning of the 19th century and was used to hunt foxes, badgers, weasels, otters, hares and rabbits.
Pear shaped head, lambswool fur and triangular ears. Despite its harmless appearance, the dog is irritable and quick-tempered.
Unbelievable things are said about these dogs. For example, Bedlingtons are said to be able to dodge gunshots at close range.
The Neapolitan Mastiff is a huge, strong and courageous dog, a little rough looking, but very harmonious and intelligent. It differs from other breeds in multiple funny skin folds.
The dog’s gait is unhurried and awkward, reminiscent of a large rhinoceros. A descendant of ancient fighting dogs that participated in battles and persecution of wild animals in the arenas of Ancient Rome.
Mexican hairless dog with the complex name Xoloitzcuintli.
Despite the name, the place of origin is Africa (presumably), from where in the 17th century. dogs somehow got to China and America. A dog of a very unusual appearance, smart and cheerful, has long been valued as an excellent doctor.
Mexican hairless dog (Xolo) – considered the earthly representative of the god Xolotl (the god of life and death), the Aztecs were considered guides to the afterlife, people were buried with Cosolo, sacrificing them.
Until now, many believe that sleeping with Xoloitzcuintle relieves pain and cures many diseases.
Komondor – Hungarian Shepherd Dog, one of the largest dogs in the world, height at the withers is more than 80 cm, the coat is long, white, folded into laces.
The Komondor is considered the king among the breeds of Hungarian white shepherd dogs that have been serving for more than 10 centuries. According to the general opinion, this is a direct descendant of those large herding dogs of the steppe territories of the south of modern Russia, which, therefore, are the common ancestor of both the Komondor and our South Russian Shepherd Dog.
The stories of both breeds are closely connected in the 20th century: after the Second World War, the desire to improve the condition of the South Russian Shepherd Dog breed led domestic cynologists to the idea of using the Komondor for this purpose.
Chinese Crested Dog is one of the oldest decorative breeds.
An unusually cute dog, very miniature, attracts attention with an unusual “naked” appearance (although it can also be woolly).
Dislikes direct sunlight, dampness and cold. Very affectionate: there are cases when the Chinese crested died from a long separation from the owner.
Pharaoh Hound is the most ancient of all existing dogs, the living embodiment of the ancient Egyptian god Anubis. The pharaohs have a distinctive feature – rejoicing, they smile or wrinkle their nose funny, when embarrassed, their ears, nose and eye rims turn red.
Pharaohs are sociable, unpretentious, get along well with other animals and get along well with children.
Pomeranian ( Pomeranian ) is a decorative dog breed. Some cynological federations (for example, the FCI) consider the Pomeranian as a variety of the German Spitz, others distinguish it as a separate breed.
The name comes from the name of the historical region in Germany – Pomerania. This is the smallest representative of the Spitz. During the reign of Queen Victoria, in 1870, Spitz from Pomerania come to England, where work begins on creating a dwarf form, improving the “clothing” of the Spitz and giving it general sophistication.
The beauty of the best representatives of English and American Pomeranians has a great influence on breeders all over the world, and gradually Spitz in other countries are modified, pulling themselves up to the reference Pomeranian.
Cane Corso . Another large dog, the birthplace of this breed is Italy. This breed originated from the ancient Roman Great Danes and requires a lot of physical activity. The American Kennel Club reports that although it is a muscular and strong dog, with proper training it makes a good family friend and reliable companion.
Icelandic dog.
This breed is so beloved in their country that it is depicted even on postage stamps. Icelandic Sheepdogs are slightly smaller than average in size with a curled tail and pointed ears, giving these playful and friendly dogs a cute look.
The history of this breed began many centuries ago, there is evidence that they accompanied the Vikings. Even the standard of this breed dates back to 1898. The main function of these dogs is to work as a shepherd, although sometimes (very rarely) they are used for hunting, and now you can see these dogs as a companion.
The Icelandic dog is a very rare breed, it is practically not found outside of its homeland, however, perhaps in the near future everything will change and we will be able to see these dogs in our country.
This marvelous marvelous, marvelously marvelous is called Bergamasco (Bergamasco Sheepdog) – an Italian shepherd dog. A very smart and independent dog, in the old days alone it was wonderful to guard and herd huge flocks of sheep.