Hybrid dogs, fashionably known as the designer dogs today are the results of controlled cross-breeding between two purebred dogs. They are the Dogs people go head over heels for. The passion for designer dogs traces back to some point in the late 20th century, when certain breeders started experimenting purebred poodles with other purebred breeds to obtain a dog with the poodles’ hypoallergenic coat along with various desirable characteristics from other. The trend has been expanded to serve today’s demanding consumers who want a ‘special’ dog; one that is unique breeds Furthermore, mixed-breed dogs do not come with a list of hereditary problems. It does not mean that a hybrid dog will be flawlessly perfect, but they are far less likely to possess breed-specific hereditary, heath and behavioral problems. Purebred or a hybrid dog does not know that it is a mix and has all the love and devotion any pure bred could have. Dogs love us unconditionally, forgive unconditionally, are the truest of friends and make us happy. Here are the list of top 10 outstanding hybrid dogs that are preferably popular.
10. Beabulls
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Cross between: Beagle and Bulldog.
Weight: 30-50 pounds.
Height: 12-16 inches.
Lifespan: 10-13 years.
Appearance: wrinkles and under bite, long droopy ears, strong jaws, a lean body, small legs and a docked tail.
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Beabulls inherits both the smug demeanor typical of a Bulldog and the independent playfulness of a Beagle. They are amazing pets. They are not bothered by children and even tolerant of cranky kids which makes them an ideal family dog for a home with growing kids; they are adorable, caring and extremely loyal to their masters. Sports and fetch games are their favorite and they are fairly easy to train with their no need of vigorous fitness exercise. If you love jogging, a Beabull will be your soul comrade. They are even-tempered and non-aggressive and all they need is a homely environment and lots of love.
Beabull pups are prone to infections and need to be screened regularly for joint problems. They might also have breathing issues and they shed a lot of hair. They need regular baths and checkups with the vet.
9. Goldendoodle
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Cross between: Golden retriever and a poodle.
Weight: 45-70 pounds.
Height: 18-37 inches.
Lifespan: 12-16 years
Appearance: extremely soft, wavy-to-curly coats that typically hang in loose ringlets everywhere on their bodies, a soulful, sometimes mischievous-looking eyes and endearing facial expressions.
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Goldendoodles were first deliberately bred in North America as a larger version of the popular Cockapoo around the mid1990s. Because poodles and golden retrievers are both highly intelligent, Goldendoodles are also very trainable. They are usually very affectionate with people and other pets. They are human-oriented dogs, and tend to develop a strong bond with their owners and companions. Most Goldendoodles are calm and easy going, but they are active dogs that do require exercise. As great family pets, they are known to be especially good with children. Their non/light shedding coats and ability to live with families with allergies has made them very popular companions.
8. Puggle
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Cross between: A Pug and Beagle.
Weight: 18-30 pounds.
Height: 10-15 inches.
Lifespan: 10-15 years.
Appearance: Colors vary but majority are fawn colored. They have wrinkled black masks, floppy ears, and a thickset body, under bite, short legs and a Beagle-length tail with a Pug curl.
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Puggles have a fun-loving personality and cute looks. They are sweet tempered and get along well with kids and other dogs which makes them a great family companion. They are cute and cuddly love bugs and make highly energetic pets and can fit easily into family life. Yes, they bark often but they are not watch dogs and although they are intelligent, loving and energetic, Puggles are not always eager to please when it comes to training.
7. Bugg
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Cross between: Boston Terrier and a Pug.
Weight: 15-25 pounds
Height: 11-15 inches
Lifespan: 10-13 years
Appearance: A short hair, black mask, big eyes and a curly tail
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Buggs are fun pets for kids due to their high energy and intelligence. They love playing with little ones as well as cuddling with elders and are great family dogs. Buggs are very obedient dogs which makes them easy to discipline and train. However, on the negative side, Buggs does not tolerate other pets at home and require a big vet budget.
6. Cavapoo
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Cross between: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle
Weight: 5 and 20 pounds
Height: 11-15 inches
Lifespan: 9-10 years
Appearance: Their most distinctive features are long ears and a round, expressive face.
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These four-legged beauties are famous for their long ears, soft fur coats and round, super-cute animated faces. They thrive on human attention and are gentle, loyal, affectionate and friendly. Being family oriented dogs, they are not dogs for kennels and do not do well if left ignored for a long time. Their intelligence makes them a suitable dog to be trained for obedience and due to the good nature of the breed, they get along very good with other pets and children but are not a good protection against strangers.
5. Chiweenie
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Cross between: Chihuahua and a dachshund
Weight: 8-12 pounds.
Height: 8-10 inches
Lifespan: 13-16 years
Appearance: The body is typically long like a Dachshund, and fairly short-legged.
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Loving, playful and energetic, the Chiweenies are dedicated to their family and will become your little shadow. They are ideal pets for those who like to travel with their portable size and they tend to bark often, which they put to use in their role of chief watchdog. They love to show their affection by licking you and love to sleep under the covers with you. They can be a very needy dog who loves to cuddle.
4. Shorkie
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Cross between: Yorkshire Terrier and a Shih tzus
Weight: 7-15 pounds
Height: 6-14 inches
Lifespan: 13-16 years
Appearance: A coat that is typically long and silky, floppy ears and a small body.
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Even though Shorkies are little fellas, they have the attitude of a giant breed dog. They are dedicated, loving and loyal and bark their heads off when needed. They are known for their love of playing and romping around and they love their owners. Being the little attention seekers that they are, they are happy to entertain anybody. Shorkies’ are hypoallergenic, meaning they do not shed either their hair or their dander so they make the perfect pet for those allergic to cats and dogs. They also make friends wherever they go and love humans as socialization is an extremely important factor in their temperament.
3. Pomchi
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Cross between: Pomeranian and a Chihuahua.
Weight: 5-12 pounds
Height: 6-9 inches
Lifespan: 12-18 years
Appearance: Head with a rounded wedge. Round, dark and non-protruding eyes and a tail that is moderately long and looped over the back
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Pomchis are good lap dogs that do not require much exercise. They are graceful, intelligent in attitude and great indoor pets but possess an incapability to tolerate small children. Their faces usually hold a sweet, smiling expression and are usually sweet and cuddly but sometimes become aloof around other people. They require feeding only once a day owing to their small size and love to bark. Plus, this clever companion is relatively easy to housetrain and look after. What’s not to love?
2. Mastador
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Cross between: Mastiff and a Labrador Retriever.
Weight: 100-200 ponds
Height: 28-38 inches
Lifespan: 10-15 years.
Appearance: They are very strong dogs with brown, expressive eyes, a long tail, medium length snout, perky ears that can be up or floppy and long muscular legs.
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If you are looking for protectors then Mastadors are the ones for you. This beautiful dog will look after your brood without being overly aggressive. They’re bursting with energy so during their puppy years so they’re not the best choice for a family with small children but with a good socialization and good training, they can be impressive. Generally, this breed is never aggressive but is a natural protector of the home and family. The Mastador loves to be included in the family and rewards family members with endless love and affection
1. Labradoodle
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Cross between: Labrador Retriever and a Poodle.
Weight: 50-60 pounds.
Height: 14-14 inches.
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Appearance: A super-soft, ringlet coat. Mid-to-long muzzles, mischievous eyes covered in soft curls and long, furry dropped ears.
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Which puppy did President Obama consider giving his daughters when he a president elect? A Labradoodle, of course. He selected a Portugese water dog in the end but still, a Labradoodle was also one of the two options.
Labradoodles are popularly known for their intelligence, level-headedness, affection, sociability and a cheerful disposition. They respond very well to training and have a higher than normal understanding of our vocabulary. With Labrador and Poodles both being water dogs, Labradoodles are excellent swimmers and even with all of that hair, they don’t shed. They are hypoallergenic, unbelievably affectionate, get along very well with children and can live anywhere; in the city or a farm. A Labradoodle will honestly become one of the best investments you’ve ever made.
Final Conclusion:
With a dog in your life, some shoes would be damaged, some cushions open, some rugs shred, some books ripped. Like every relationships, it has it costs but they are the costs we’ll eventually come to accept for the happiness and companionship it brings in your life. Hybrid dogs tend to attract more people than purebred dog with their distinct characteristics.
Little sad, slightly mad and superbly imaginative. Currently doing my Bachelors of Engineering in Software Engineering. Ever since I could read, I’ve wanted to write a book and am still waiting for an inspiration.
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