List of dog crossbreeds

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This is a list of hybrid dogs. A dog hybrid is not actually a breed, nor is it actually a hybrid, usually taken to mean a cross between two different species (i.e. a canid hybrid). What is being fashionably now called a hybrid is what has been traditionally called a crossbred dog, one with two purebred parents of different breeds, both of which are of the same species, Canis lupus familiaris.

As many hybrids include poodles (see poodle hybrid for details), they are listed separately below.

Registration

Like any other mixes, cross-breed dogs cannot be registered with any of the recognized kennel clubs, even if both parents are registered purebreds.

Hybrids (excluding Poodle hybrids)

Name Cross of With Notes
Akishu Akita Inu Kishu
Alusky Siberian Husky Alaskan Malamute Bred as part of a big project to create a dog breed that resembles a wolf without any recent wolf ancestry. Aluskies were later bred with German Shepherds to create what's now known as the Utonagan which later on led to the existences of Tamaskan.
American Mastiff Anatolian Shepherd Dog Mastiff The physical and mental characteristics will be some combination of these disparate breeds.
Australian Collie Australian Shepherd Border Collie A herding dog intermediate between the parents, and like them of collie type.
Basador Basset Hound Labrador Retriever
Basmatian, Dalset Basset Hound Dalmatian A cross that typically results in dalmatian markings on slightly taller basset hound body. They are typically laid back, but not quite as much as the average basset. Back issues can be an issue as they grow older if they inherit elongated backs from the Basset parents..
Bassugg Basset Hound Pug Tend to be small dogs, under 20 lbs.
Beagador Beagle Labrador Retriever
Beaglier Beagle Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Commonly categorized as a Hound Dog.
Bloodpointer Bloodhound Pointer
Boggle Boston Terrier Beagle Sometimes called a Boglen Terrier.
Borador Border Collie Labrador Retriever The Bordador is typically a medium to large dog (~35-80 pounds). May display the tuxedo coat pattern typical to lab mixes. Their coats can be of any color that is found on either Labradors or Border Collies, and the fur can be either short or long. Bordadors tend to have fewer genetic health problems than pure breds.[1]
Border-Aussie Border Collie Australian Shepherd
Borkie Bichon Frise Yorkie Like the parent breeds, this cross tends to be friendly and social towards both humans and other dogs.
Boston Lab Boston Terrier Labrador Retriever
Boxador Boxer Labrador Retriever
Boxweiler Boxer Rottweiler
Beagweiler, or Rottle Beagle Rottweiler
Brottweiler Brussels Griffon Rottweiler These dogs often look like larger versions of the regular Brussels Griffon.
Brug Brussels Griffon Pug May inherit a beard from its Brussels Griffon parent.
Brusselranian Brussels Griffon Pomeranian
Bugg Boston Terrier Pug
Bullboxer Boxer American Staffordshire Terrier
Cacki, Corki Jack Russell Terrier Welsh Corgi Corki was the traditional name for this cross before Yorkie crosses became popular. When Corki is used for this particular cross it is "Corki" not "Corkie" (which signifies the Yorkshire Terrier cross. Because of the confusion, Cacki (pronounced khaki) is now the more common name. They often have a natural herding and hunting ability yet remain as one of the larger small crosses weighing on average 20 to 25 pounds. Tails are typically docked to a length that depends on the body style of the dog (whether it looks more like the terrier or Corgi).
Catahoula Bulldog Catahoula Leopard Dog American Bulldog A large (Molosser) dog bred for herding hogs and cattle; hunting wild boar and American Black Bear. This dog is typically bred in a 75% Catahoula Leopard and 25% American Bulldog formula.[citation needed]
Cavachon Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Bichon Frise Ranges from tea cup sizes to full sized spaniel sized dogs;All the benefits of a Spaniel,with the wonderful hypo-allergenic coat of a Bichon Frise. Excellent temperament. They tend to perch on objects like a cat would, which is a personality trait Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are known for.
Cavapom Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Pomeranian Coat and markings tend to match the Cavalier King Charles. Body size and shape (including curly tail) tend to match Pomeranian.
Chestie Chihuahua West Highland White Terrier Coloring depends on the coloring of the parents but are usually the white color of the Highland White Terrier parent. Their weight is commonly between 4 lbs-5 lbs. [citation needed]
Chihuachshund, Chiweenie Chihuahua Dachshund Similar to its Chihuahua ancestry, the Chiweenie remains small in size. Bred to appeal to the market for "pocket dogs.
Chihueagle or ChiBea Chihuahua Beagle
Chilier Chihuahua (dog) Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Ranges in weight from approx. 6 lbs-15 lbs. [citation needed]
Chug, Chugg, Chipughua, Pihuahua , pughuahua Chihuahua Pug
Chion Chihuahua Papillon Coloring depends on the coloring of the parents but are often parti-colored (just as the papillon).
Chorkie Chihuahua Yorkie
Corgidor Welsh Corgi Labrador Retriever Usually displays large ears and short legs like that of a Welsh Corgi with other features of a Labrador Retriever. They are typically about 25 pounds.
Corkie Cocker Spaniel Yorkshire Terrier
Welsh Corgi Spaniel Cocker Spaniel Welsh Corgi Approximately 26 lbs, usually has pointed ears, a long, curled tail, a long snout, and a coat that sheds.
Dameranian Pomeranian(dog) Dachshund Weight: 5-15 (Lbs.) Height: 8-16 (Inches.) Color(s): any color Coat: The coat is usually medium length and puffy. As with the parent breeds, this cross may get along well with older, gentle children, but may be intolerant of younger kids. Most do well with other pets. As with both parent breeds, Dameranians can be stubborn and need patient, consistent training.
Dachmalt Maltese Dachshund
Dachsador Labrador Retriever Dachshund
Dorgi Dachshund Welsh Corgi This cross-breed is said to have been introduced by Queen Elizabeth II when one of her corgis was mated with a dachshund belonging to her sister, The Princess Margaret. The Queen currently (May 2007) owns four dorgis.[2],[3],[4]
Doxie-Pin Dachshund Miniature Pinscher A Doxie-Pin is a cross-breed dog that is produced by mating a Dachshund and a Miniature Pinscher[5]. Many have the stature of the miniature pinscher, and the somewhat longer body of the dachshund. The coat may vary from black-tan to brown-tan. The Doxie-Pin usually has a short coat.
Eddie Labrador Retriever Jack Russell Terrier A cross between the Jack Russell and Labrador Retriever. The dog is usually smaller than a Labrador yet bigger than a Jack Russell. Its legs are usually short compared to its body. [citation needed]
Euro Mountain Sheparnese Bernese Mountain Dog German Shepherd Dog
Foxhuahua Toy Fox Terrier or Miniature Fox Terrier Chihuahua This cross, sometimes known as the Taco Terrier, is one of the smallest cross-breeds in the world due to combining two of the smallest breeds. In Australia it is common to find their native Miniature Fox Terrier (Closely related to their American cousins) crossed with the Chihuahua.
Frenchie Pug or Frug French Bulldog Pug
French Bugle or Frengle French Bulldog Beagle
German Collie Border Collie German Shepherd Dog (Not to be confused with the German Coolie or Koolie, also sometimes called German Collie, which is a collie-type cross in its own right, from Australia.)
German Husky German Shepherd Dog Siberian Husky
Goldador Golden Retriever Labrador Retriever The Goldador is a cross between two very active dogs. Like the parent breeds, they often have a pleasant temperament and are good with children and other pets. They are frequently used as guide dogs. Their weight is typically from 60 to 80 pounds, and their longevity is about 12 years. Crosses with yellow Labs, will produce pale gold puppies; but crosses of a golden retriever with a black or chocolate Labrador may yield other coat colors. Like both the parent breeds, this cross is typically agile and sturdily built. Their appearance is antwhere between a Labrador and a golden retriever.
Golden Boxer Boxer Golden Retriever
Havaton Coton De Tulear Havanese The Havaton is a cross between the Coton De Tulear and the Havanese. Some have a plush coat that is dander free and hypo-alergenic, but as with all crossbred dogs, no parental characteristic is guaranteed.
Imo Inu Eskimo Dog Shiba Inu
Jack Chi, Jackhuahua Jack Russell Terrier Chihuahua
Jack Dal Jack Russell Terrier Dalmatian
Jackabea, Jack-A-Bea Jack Russell Terrier Beagle The Jackabea may resemble a thicker, larger body, yet smoother, Jack Russell. Like both parent breeds, they often have a drive for hunting, and following a scent. They will typically howl and bark.
Jackrat Jack Russell Terrier Rat Terrier
Jack Spaniel Jack Russell Terrier English Springer Spaniel
Jug, Jack-a-Pug Jack Russell Terrier Pug A cross between the Jack Russell Terrier and the pug
Japanese Terrier-Spaniel West Highland White Terrier Japanese Chin
Labbe, Labeagle, Beagledor Beagle Labrador Retriever
Labradinger, Springador Labrador Retriever English Springer Spaniel
Labrottie Labrador Retriever Rottweiler
Lhatese Lhasa Apso Maltese
Lurcher Any sighthound Most commonly a collie-type herding dog, or a terrier Dogs of long-dog type, very variable in size according to parents; often rough-coated. Traditionally used for poaching – typically faster than a collie and easier to train and less conspicuous than many sighthounds.
Malshitzu Maltese Shi Tzu Also referred to as Mal-Shi, Malshi, Malti-Tzu, Shih-Tese, Shihtese[6]
Maltalier Maltese Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Maltipoo Maltese Poodle
Malkies,Morkies,Yorktese,Yorkteses Maltese Yorkshire Terrier
Meagle Miniature Pinscher Beagle Typically like miniature beagles with min pin black/rust markings smaller ears.
Minnie Jack Jack Russell Terrier Miniature pinscher A small cross-breed typically with erect ears, short hair and a stubby tail
Muggin Miniature Pinscher Pug
Papshund Dachshund Papillon Typically have long legs, and fur like Dachshunds.
Pechi Pekingese Chihuahua
Perroenano, Chigi, Corgihuahua Corgi Chihuahua These dogs tend to be around 15 pounds. Dogs with a Cardigan Corgi parent tend to have very erect bushy tails with the longest fur of the entire body. Perroenano literally translates from Spanish to English as 'dwarf dog' which is the same result as translating 'Corgi' from Welsh to English.
Pomimo Pomeranian American Eskimo
PomChi, Pompchy, ChiPom Pomeranian Chihuahua
Porki Parson Russell Terrier Corgi They may have a natural herding and hunting ability yet remain as one of the larger small breeds weighing on average 20 to 25 pounds. Tails are typically docked to a length that depends on the body style of the dog (whether it looks more like the terrier or Corgi).
Pugador Pug Labrador Retriever
Pugairn Pug Cairn Terrier
Pugalier Pug Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Pugese Pug Chinese Crested
Puggle Pug Beagle
Pugzu Pug Shih-Tzu
Schweenie Dachshund Shih-Tzu
Schnug Pug Schnauzer
ShiChi Shih Tzu Chihuahua Like both parent breeds, this cross may be difficult to train, but good at retaining information once trained. This is considered a small cross and the adults generally range between 5 to 8 lbs.
Shichon, Zuchon Shih-Tzu Bichon Frise
Shih Apso Shih Tzu Lhasa Apso
Schnautzu Shih Tzu Miniature Schnauzer
Shih-Pom Shih Tzu Pomeranian
Siberian Shepherd Siberian Husky Australian Shepherd The Siberian Shepherd typically has Australian Shepherd colors, with Husky markings, such as above eye spots, and the chest piece.
Snorkie Miniature Schnauzer Yorkshire Terrier
Speagle English Cocker Spaniel Beagle
Sprocker English Cocker Spaniel Springer Spaniel
Sprollie Border Collie Springer Spaniel
St. Bermastiff St. Bernard Mastiff Has the body type shared by both parent breeds, usually with a short coat, but long or intermediate coats possible. Has a variable combination of a black mask and white markings, usually on a red background, but potentially fawn or brindle. May exceed 200 lbs in weight.
Yorkie Pin Yorkshire Terrier Miniature Pinscher A small (10-15 lb.) cross-breed, typically with black and tan coloration.[citation needed]
Yoranian Yorkshire Terrier Pomeranian

Poodle hybrids

Name[7] Poodle crossed with Notes
Affenpoo Affenpinscher
Airedoodle Airedale Terrier
Aussiedoodle, Aussie-Poo Australian Shepherd
Bedoodle Bedlington Terrier
Bernedoodle Bernese Mountain Dog
Bicha-poo, Poochon Bichon Frisé
Bordoodle Border Collie
Bossipoo Boston Terrier
Boxerdoodle Boxer
Cairnoodle, Poocan Cairn Terrier
Cavapoo, Cavadoodle, Cavoodle Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Cavapoos (aka Cavoodles) Depending on how curly the coat is, some do not shed or shed lightly.[citation needed]
Chipoo Chihuahua
Cockapoo, Spoodle, Cockerpoo Cocker Spaniel See article for details.
 
Cockapoo
Doxiepoo, Doodle Dachshund
English Boodle Bulldog
Eskapoo, Eskimoodle, Pookimo American Eskimo Dog
Goldendoodle, Groodle, Goldoodle, Retradoodle Golden Retriever See article for details.
Irish Soodle Irish Setter
Jackoodle, Jackapoo Jack Russell Terrier
Labradoodle Labrador Retriever See article for details.
Lhasoodle, Lhasa-Poo Lhasa Apso Generally weigh between 8-18 pounds.
 
Lhasa-Poo
Maltipoo Maltese This cross-breed typically sheds lightly, a characteristic of both parent breeds.[citation needed] They typically weigh from 8-15 pounds and exhibit a variety of coat colorations.
Papi-poo Papillon
Pekeapoo, Peke-A-Poo, Pekadoodle Pekingese
Perrier, Terrioodle, Terripoo Terrier . Weight varies from 5-40 lbs depending on the sizes of the parents. Usually a soft straight coat, sometimes curly. Generally even tempered, can be noisy like any terrier or small poodle breed.
 
Tina Terripoo
Pinschoodle Miniature Pinscher
Pom-a-poo, Pomeroodle, Poopom Pomeranian
Poochin Japanese Chin
Poogle Beagle
Shiboodle Shiba Inu
Puffoodle Chinese Crested Powder Puff
Pugapoo, Pugoodle, Puddle, Pug-A-Poo Pug
Pyredoodle Great Pyrenees
Roodle Rottweiler
Schipperoodle Schipperke
Schnoodle Miniature or Standard Schnauzer See article for details.
Sheltiepoo Sheltie Sheep Dog
Scoodle, Scottiepoo Scottish Terrier
Shepadoodle German Shepherd Dog
Shih-poo Shih Tzu See article for details.
St. Berdoodle St. Bernard
Weimardoodle Weimaraner
Westiepoo, Westoodle West Highland White Terrier
Whoodle Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
Yorkiepoo, Yorkoodle Yorkshire Terrier

References

  1. ^ Miriam Fields-Babineau. (2007). Mixed breeds for dummies. Hoboken, N.J.: Wiley. ISBN 9780470120873.
  2. ^ Pets and animals, information page on the Royal Family, accessed February 24, 2007
  3. ^ Item 59, Eighty quirky facts about the Queen at 80, Daily Mail, online, article dated April 10, 2006, accessed February 24, 2007.
  4. ^ A royal coup, Justine Hankins, The Guardian, online, article dated June 1, 2002, accessed February 24, 2007.
  5. ^ http://www.designermixes.org/Breed_Info/217/Doxie-Pin.aspx
  6. ^ Mal-shi
  7. ^ Popular Poodle Mix Breeds

See also