22 unique dog cross breeds you’ve never heard of before

by pawbuzz on in Dogs, Popular 753

Dogs come in a variety of shapes and sizes, arguably more than any other species in the world! For the last thousands of years, we’ve bred dogs to create breeds with different colors, coats, shapes, and sizes.

For the greater part of history, purebreds were the ideal canine type. But lately, mixed-breed dogs are rising and taking over. As you’re about to see, these dogs are just as awesome if not better than their purebred counterparts!

Take a look at these 22 adorable dog cross-breeds below.

1. This is a Pitsky (Pit Bull & Husky). Look at those mesmerizing eyes!

2. Golden Husky – Golden Retriever Husky

3. A Corgipoo! (Toy Poodle & Corgi)

4. Meet the Basset Pei (Basset Hound & Shar Pei)

5. Isn’t the Schörgi adorable? (Corgi & Sheltie)

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753 thoughts on “22 unique dog cross breeds you’ve never heard of before”

  17. Tone Dinis

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    They are soooo cute but never take one if you don’t have a garden or a place nearby where they can run and play. Otherwise they’ll just be miserable, whether you give them all you love and attention.

  31. TJ McGee

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    They are cute, BUT unfortunately they will have many health problems. These DESIGNER dogs are unfortunately part of the animal over population. More people should adopt, instead of breeding more.

  42. Douglas N Paula

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    First off you are not talking to someone that is misinformed I am retired now but I was a show judge for the adba and the aadr for a very long time I bred 6 ch 2 grch and owned a large kennel I have showed dogs in the aka the ukc the aadr and the adba and ran a bully placement program for all kinds of bully breeds so I can say I may know a thing or two about this subject first not everyone is willing to take on a animal that they know nothing about except what the people trying to place said animal some people would like a animal they know exactly how it was bred and treated if you in you selfasoarbed world cannot understand that you really need to spend more time in those shelters you are talking about I have seen people turn a animal in that they say they are moving but they really turned it in because it was a dangerous fear biter now can you feel good about yourself giving that animal to a family that has small kids a something bad happens or would you rather give the that puppy in the shelter the has thousands of dollars of hidden health problems everybody thinks shelters are always out for the good of the animals maybe you should look at the news more I can show you a lot of shelters that mistreat animals or just don’t have a clue and could not tell the difference between an American bulldog or a American pitbull terrier so who would you want to get an animal to watch over your child a animal you really know nothing about or an animal that was a well thought out breeding that not only betters the breed but will be exactly what the buyer is looking for and it bred right health problems will be little to none and the person breeder selling the dog can show sire and dame and if your lucky maybe other grown siblings to give you an informed purchase instead of a shelter animal bit I do commend those who buy from shelters cause it takes a special person to take on what someone else screwed up

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