List of dog crossbreeds

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

Hybrid or Designer dogs cannot be registered as such with any of the major purebred kennel clubs, even if both parents are registered purebreds.

Hybrids (excluding Poodle hybrids)

Name	Cross of	With	Notes
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	An interesting cross that typically results in a dalmatian's markings on slightly taller basset hound body. They tend to be laid back, but not quite as much as the average basset. Back issues due to their elongated backs can be an issue as they grow older.
Bassugg	Basset Hound	Pug	Tend to be small dogs, under 20 lbs.
Beagador	Beagle	Labrador Retriever
Beaglier	Beagle	Cavalier King Charles Spaniel	Not recognized as a breed by AKC. Commonly categorized as a Hound Dog.
Boggle	Boston Terrier	Beagle	Also commonly called a Boglen Terrier.
Bordador	Border Collie	Labrador Retriever	The Bordador is typically a medium to large dog (~35-80 pounds). Bordadors characteristically have a white patch on the chest, and white markings on the paws. Their coats can be of any color that is found on either Labradors or Border Collies, ranging from golden to brown to black. The fur can be either short or long. Bordadors, like other Border Collie hybrids, tend to have few genetic health problems.
Border-Aussie	Border Collie	Australian Shepherd	Tend to have Border Collie's face with a squareish face like the Austrilian Shepard. They do not have big fluffy tails and are mostly multi-colored.
Borkie	Bichon Frise	Yorkie
Boston Lab	Boston Terrier	Labrador Retriever
Boxador	Boxer	Labrador Retriever	Usually has a boxer face with floppy ears and they also act much like Labradors. Is typically the same as Labrador Retriever, just the face is different. If you want to know more about this dog, look up Labrador Retriever. Sometimes legs can be bent like Boxer's, but even this is unusual.
Boxweiler	Boxer	Rottweiler
Beagweiler, or Rottle	Beagle	Rottweiler	Mini Rottweiler with slightly bigger ears
Brottweiler	Brussels Griffon	Rottweiler	These dogs look like much larger versions of the regular Brussels Griffon.
Brug	Brussels Griffon	Pug	The hallmark of the Brug is its beard (if this feature is inherited from its Brussels Griffon side), and the traditional Pug black mask (if inherited from the Pug side).
Brusselranian	Brussels Griffon	Pomeranian
Bugg	Boston Terrier	Pug
Bullboxer	Boxer	American Staffordshire Terrier
Bullshit	Bulldog	Shih-Tzu
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. These dogs are the ideal cross for equestrians who love both Jack/Parson Russell Terriers and Corgis (the two more popular dog breeds at horse shows across the United States). They 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).
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 bred in a 75% Catahoula Leopard and 25% American Bulldog formula. See article for details.
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.
Chestie	Chihuahua	West Highland White Terrier	A dog with pointy ears and a chihuahua body and curly tail. Their coloring depends on the coloring of the parents but are usually the color of the Westy (white). Their weight is between 4 lbs-5 lbs.
Chihuachshund, Chiweenie	Chihuahua	Dachshund	The Chihuachshund was first deliberately bred with the aim to combine the devotion, curiosity and personality of the Chihuahua with the playfulness, intelligence and trainability of the Dachshund. This designer breed is still in a state of heavy flux, with debate between those who prefer to restrict breeding to early generation dogs (i.e., bred from a Dachshund and Chihuahua rather than from two Chihuachshunds) to maximize genetic diversity, and those who are breeding Chihuachshund to Chihuachshund over successive generations, trying to establish a new dog breed. Similar to its Chihuahua ancestry, the Chiweenie remains small in size. This new designer breed combines brains and playfulness in an optimal "pocket size."
Chihueagle or ChiBea	Chihuahua	Beagle
Chilier	Chihuahua (dog)	Cavalier King Charles Spaniel	A dog with floppy ears like the Cavalier, ranging in weight from approx. 6 lbs-15 lbs.
Chug, Chugg, Chipughua, Pihuahua , pughuahua	Chihuahua	Pug
Chion	Chihuahua	Papillon	A dog with pointy ears and a chihuahua body and a face as a papillon . Their 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	Large ears and short legs like that of a Welsh Corgi and an almost all black coat like a Black Labrador Retriever. They are about 25 pounds.
Corkie	Cocker Spaniel	Yorkshire Terrier
Welsh Corgi Spaniel	Cocker Spaniel	Welsh Corgi	Approximately 26 lbs, has pointed ears, a long, curled tail, a long snout, and a coat that sheds.
Dameranian	Pomeranian(dog)	Dachshund	The Dameranian is a mix between a Dachshund and a Pomeranian. This breed is best for homes with older children. Weight: 5-15 (Lbs.) Height: 8-16 (Inches.) Color(s): any color Coat: The coat is medium length and puffy. Character: Dameranians are intelligent, loyal and curious. Temperament: The Dameranian gets along well with older, gentle children. They may snap at young kids. Most do well with other pets. Care: The coat needs to be brushed frequently, bathed occasionally. The ears need to be cleaned regularly. Training: Dameranians can be stubborn and need patient, consistent training. Activity: This breed needs little exercise. Life Expectancy: 15 (Yrs.)
Dachmalt	Maltese	Dachshund
Dachsador	Labrador Retriever	Dachshund
Dorgi	Dachshund	Welsh Corgi	This hybrid 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.,,
Doxie-Pin	Dachshund	Miniature Pinscher	A Doxie-Pin is a mixed breed dog that is produced by mating a Dachshund and a Miniature Pinscher. 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, it has a golden coat, which can only be achieved if the Labrador has a golden colour. The dog is smaller than a Labrador yet bigger than a Jack Russell. Its legs are short compared to its body and its head resembles more of the Jack Russell than the Labrador Retriever.
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 combining two of the smallest breeds. They are brave dogs that consider themselves to be bigger than they are. 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 breed 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 of the most friendly, obedient, and intelligent dog breeds. They're very active dogs, but they have a very pleasant temperament and are excellent with children and other pets. They are frequently used as guide dogs for the handicapped. Their weight is from 60 to 80 pounds, their longevity from 10 to 14 years. Most are crosses with yellow Labs, and pale gold in color; but crosses of a golden retriever with a black or chocolate labrador will yield other coat colors. They are agile and sturdily built. Their appearance is between that of a labrador and a golden retriever; but the coat can be short like a labrador, or longer like a retiever
Imo Inu	Eskimo Dog	Shiba Inu| The Imo Inu is are cross between two of are Eskimo Dog, are Shiba Inu
Jack Chi, Jackhuahua	Jack Russell Terrier	Chihuahua	The Jackhuahua-or Jack Chi- is usually named Chiquita. They are a very energetic dog that love to run and play.
Jack Dal	Jack Russell Terrier	Dalmatian
Jackabea, Jack-A-Bea	Jack Russell Terrier	Beagle	The Jackabea can at times resemble a thicker, larger body, yet smoother, Jack Russell. They are very intelligent, have lots of drive for hunting, and will follow a scent until they found what left it. An energetic, playful mix that will typically howl (make normal "hound dog" noises) 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, the Jug is an American Canine Hybrid Club recognized hybrid.
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 – faster than a collie and easier to train and less conspicuous than many sighthounds.
Malshitzu	Maltese	Shi Tzu
Maltalier	Maltese	Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Maltipoo	Maltese	Poodle
Malkies,Morkies,Yorktese,Yorkteses	Maltese	Yorkshire Terrier
Meagle	Miniature Pinscher	Beagle	Minture beagles with min pin black/rust markings smaller doper ears.
Minnie Jack	Jack Russell Terrier	Miniature pinscher	A small breed with erect ears pointed up, short hair and a stubby tail
Muggin	Miniature Pinscher	Pug
Papshund	Dachshund	Papillon	They have long legs, and fur like Dachshunds.
Pechi	Pekingese	Chihuahua
Perroenano, Chigi, Corgihuahua	Corgi	Chihuahua	These dogs tend to be around 15 pounds and display a various mixture body parts from to two parent breeds. Dogs with a Cardigan Corgi parent tend to have very erect bushy tails with the longest fur of the entire body. Some of these dogs have been observed to display Corgi behavior while outdoors and Chihuahua behavior when indoors. 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
Pompchy	Pomeranian	Chihuahua
Porki	Parson Russell Terrier	Corgi	These dogs are the ideal cross for equestrians who love both Parson Russell Terriers and Corgis (the two more popular dog breeds at horse shows across the United States). They 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
Pugese	Pug	Chinese Crested
Puggle	Pug	Beagle	See article for details.
Pugzu	Pug	Shih-Tzu
Schnug	Pug	Schnauzer
ShiChi	Shih Tzu	Chihuahua	These dogs are hyper, spunky, and friendly. They are very inquisitive. Depending on the dog, some ShiChis are hypoallergenic because they take more of the Shitzu's side. Difficult to train but very good at retaining information once trained. ShiChi pups take almost twice or thrice the reptitions Yorkies do to learn things. This is considered a small breed and the adults generally range between 5 to 8lbs. ShiChi pup picture
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	Most commonly, The Siberian Shepherd has Australian Shepherd colors, with Husky markings, such as above eye spots, and the chest piece. Made famous by Rowdy the Siberian Shepherd from the TV show 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd.
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.) black and tan dog.
Yoranian	Yorkshire Terrier	Pomeranian

Poodle hybrids

Name	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	Bicha-poo
Bordoodle	Border Collie
Bossipoo	Boston Terrier
Boxerdoodle	Boxer
Cairnoodle, Poocan	Cairn Terrier
Cavapoo, Cavadoodle, Cavoodle	Cavalier King Charles Spaniel	Cavapoos (aka Cavoodles) are intelligent and excel in dog sports, they are known for a friendly disposition. Depending on how curly the coat is, most do not shed hair.
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	Very clever and calm, a good family dog. Loyal and non-aggressive. They generally weigh between 8-18 pounds. Lhasa-Poo
Maltipoo	Maltese	A particular advantage maltipoos are said to have is a small amount (or lack of) shedding, due to both parents being low shedders. They usually weigh from 8-15 pounds. They exhibit a variety of coat colorations, and the coat is curly.
Papi-poo	Papillon
Pekeapoo, Peke-A-Poo, Pekadoodle	Pekingese
Perrier, Terrioodle, Terripoo	Terrier	Not a shedding crossbreed, but their hair still attracts fleas like a magnet and you have dander still. 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 and obnoxious when they want like any terrier 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.
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

• International Designer Canine Registry

See also

• List of dog breeds
• Dog hybrid
• Poodle hybrid