After a long, tiring day, most of us look forward to coming home to our best friend. Our dog that could make us forget our stressful day with just a lick on the face.

There are so many dog breeds out there. From the German Shepherd - popularly known for being a military dog - to the Akita, a breed made famous by the story of Hachiko. But did you know that dogs can actually be crossbred? Here are 35 dog crossbreeds that are sure to melt your heart.

Golden Shepherd (Golden Retriever and German Shepherd)

What if you crossbreed two of the best dog breeds in the world? A German Shepherd and a Golden Retriever… can you imagine? This is no imagination, it’s actually been done - a Golden Shepherd. It’s a mix of two of the greatest dog breeds - an intelligent working dog plus a loyal and affectionate breed equals a one of a kind dog.

This hybrid dog is good for seniors and for anyone who lives in a retirement home that loves to go hiking. They are a good companion and a great protector. They are fun to be around, and you can count on them to have your back when you need them. They also have a mild temperament which makes them a perfect pet.

Pitsky (Pit Bull and Husky)

Another visually stunning crossbreed is the Pitsky – yes, you guessed it right. It is a combination of pit bull and husky that craves a lot of cuddling and loving from its human companion. This type of crossbreed is gradually growing in numbers because of breeders who are enthusiastic about this cuddly breed. It is very smart, energetic and very loyal to its owner. That is why it can be considered a good companion for senior citizens because it is so affectionate.

However, they tend to become too attached to their owners which will make it too difficult for them to be left for long. Since Pitskies tend to be too energetic, they need to have a firm training coupled with regular exercises, plus mental stimulation so that they can release their energy often. You should also be careful in mixing it with other breeds as they can be aggressive, especially to unneutered males.

Sichi (Shi Tzu and Chihuahua)

Created 10 years ago as a designer dog, this was a big hit due to its tiny, fluffy and cute appearance. It is elegant looking and innocent demeanor that makes it the world’s famous dog that sits in the lap of luxury. This dog crossbreed has an adorable roundish face. It may have a short coat or long and silky fur. Some Shichis have a slightly wavy coat, which makes them even cuter. They can grow no more than 10 inches long and can weigh 5 to 16 lbs. so they’re a quite handy pet.

This size can be perfect for seniors who want to have a companion that they can easily take with them wherever they go. Crossbreeds have unique personalities and Shichis are spunky, affectionate, energetic and protective. They only love your attention. They are also gentle and fragile so you take care of them like your own child.

Golden Dox (Golden Retriever and Dachshund)

If you are wondering what a dachshund and golden retriever would look like together, imagine a golden retriever with stumpy legs and an elongated body. While some dogs from this crossbreed will have a wavy, golden coat just like the retriever, others may have red or brown coats just as the dachshund has. The golden dox is considered to be friendly, energetic and pretty smart. It is a perfect pet and companion, especially for those who are first-time dog owners or families with children.

The golden dox has a superstar personality, having been bred from the golden retriever and dachshund which are both lovable and easy to deal with. However, taking care of the golden dox may require more attention because this breed has the tendency to be stubborn during training, which may not be a good fit for everyone.

French Pin (French Bulldog and Miniature Pinscher)

The French Pin is a mixture of the Miniature Pinscher and French Bulldog. It is said that it was developed in the US for almost 20 years and considered one of the oldest existing crossbreeds. This adorable French Pin is sturdy, small, muscular and has a short coat. It is the best choice for people who are looking for dogs that don’t need a lot of maintenance.

Just like babies, a simple yearly vaccine can be given to avoid dog diseases. French Pins can adapt to any environment, except for places that are extremely cold or hot. All they need are daily walks and interaction such as playing or catch. However, they can be a bit of a noisy barker because of the miniature pinscher gene. But generally, this is a loving and fun companion, especially for single ladies out there.

Cheagle (Chihuahua and Beagle)

Small in size just like the Chihuahua but naturally gentle just like the Beagle – these are the qualities of this tiny Cheagle. The Cheagle is a mix of the Beagle and Chihuahua which results in a playful, jolly, and fun companion. It is always in a good mood and can be considered as a family pet.

However, they tend to be difficult during training and you should be careful when they are around small kids. They may also be suitable for retirement homes as they can be very entertaining and loyal. Cheagles appear to have a short, straight, and shiny coat which may come in various colors, depending on the parent. Although some may have solid colors, most cheagle will have more than one color such as black, brown, white, cream or tan. They are very energetic and brave which makes them great watchdogs.

Corgsky (Corgy and Husky)

This new breed can be an excellent pet for anyone. Although a Corgsky has small feet, it has a big heart since this dog breed is so lovable and can settle to domestic life easier, especially in a family with children. This breed is intelligent, playful, and obedient.

Training them is so much easier when compared to other breeds. Corgsky is the healthy kind, and a visit to a veterinarian is somewhat important but this only for specific vaccines. They are not that very hard to care for. Just don’t forget to groom their hair to keep them warm.

Jack-A-Poo (Jack Russell Terrier and Miniature Poodle)

Families that are looking for an additional lively companion in their circle will love to consider having the Jack-A-Poo. This mix has the energy of the Jack Russell Terrier and the fun-loving characteristic of the Miniature Poodle. Although they are perfect playmates for kids, the Jack-A-Poo does not go well with other pets. Also, they are not recommended to be given as pets on retirement homes because of their too energetic and playful nature.

Jack-A-Poos are smart little ones. They have a personality that wants to please their owners. They can be a bit stubborn and feisty having the terrier breed, but with the right and firm training, this dog can become a loyal and good companion. Early socialization is very important so that the dog will learn to accept children and co-exist with other pets.

Maltipoo (Maltese and Poodle)

Considered as one of the most popular poodle hybrids for the past two decades, the Maltipoo is the result of mixing the Miniature Poodle and Maltese. It has captured a lot of dog breeders and owners because of its cute and cuddly appearance. It is fluffy characterized by being obedient, affectionate and a perfect companion for kids and the whole family. They go well with other pets so it is also suited for seniors as they can be entertaining.

Maltipoos have a low-shedding coat which makes it easy for anyone to raise. It is intelligent and very easy to train. However, they tend to bark non-stop so it can be quite noisy in the neighborhood. Also, Maltipoos should not be left for long hours because they get lonely easily. The typical lifespan of Maltipoos can be around 13 to 15 years.

Chusky (Chow Chow and Husky)

A combination of the sensitive yet energetic Siberian Husky and the stubborn but protective Chow Chow, this Chusky might be the one you are looking for. This mix breed has an appearance of having a plush coat with red and cream hues taken from the Chow Chow. This crossbreed is not for first-time dog owners because of its attention-seeking and energetic qualities. It demands a lot of attention and consistent training to make sure that they grow up to become well-behaved dogs.

The Chusky can act hostile to anyone outside of its family because of its suspicious nature. Hence, owners who have children should be extra careful in looking after this dog. Just like other dog breeds, a regular check-up with your veterinarian is advised to make sure that they are always healthy and free from serious illnesses.

Maltese Shih Tzu (Maltese and Shih Tzu)

Another adorable tiny dog is the cross-breeding of the Shih Tzu and Maltese. Just like other crossbreeds, the Maltese Shih Tzu is created to combine the positive traits of the Maltese and Shih Tzu and somehow remove the behavioral and physical flaws. Most of these dogs are playful, affectionate, loyal and do not shed too much which makes it the best candidate for first-time dog owners.

Aside from those qualities, the Mal Shih Tzu have a cheerful disposition. They are intelligent, sociable and very easy to train. It is energetic hence they need daily walks to relieve its excess energy. However, while they do not shed that much, it requires the owner to brush it daily and visit grooming parlors regularly. It is also advisable to have health insurance as this type of crossbreed tends to have a lot of health problems. Generally, though, its lifespan can last around 13 to 15 years.

Schnoodle (Schnauzer and Poodle)

Schnoodles have been one of the growing cross breeds seen in most veterinarian clinics. These dogs are a combination of the Poodle and Schnauzer which most breeders hope to achieve both positive aspects of their parents. The poodle is known to have great intelligence and lively nature while the Schnauzer is said to be loyal and very protective of its owner. A Schnoodle's appearance greatly varies. One Schnoodle may be different from another hence it can be quite difficult to determine if that dog is indeed a “Schnoodle.”

Schnoodles are very active and energetic so they need a lot of exercise. Aside from exercise, they also need a lot of mental stimulation in order to learn how to socialize with other people and pets as well. If you are considering having this type of dog, be aware that it requires a great deal of attention including health monitoring. It also has a tendency of having separation anxiety hence it should not be left alone for a long time. Well suited for people who breed dogs for competition and they aren't advisable for senior citizens.

Goberian (Golden Retriever and Siberian Husky)

If you're an active individual or someone who's looking for a running buddy, this dog crossbreed is perfect for you. A Goberian is a mix breed of Golden Retriever and a Siberian Husky. This kind of dog is perfect for adults who enjoy outdoor activities like running or hiking because Goberian are very active dogs.

Goberian is a striking looking dog with a double coat like their parents and has a medium to long fur. This beautiful and cheeky dog needs constant playtime for mental stimulation. This may include running, sledding and ball fetch. Regular veterinarian visit is a must so that no health issues may go unnoticed and proper vaccines may be given. If you want a good looking and active running or hiking buddy, get yourself a Goberian.

Double Doodle (Golden Doodle and Labradoodle)

While there are already a number of popular dog crossbreeds known, who would have thought that it is possible to have crossbreeds mixed with another crossbreed? This holds true for the Double Doodle. It is an offspring of two crossbreeds – Goldendoodle and Labradoodle. The Double Doodle is an adorable and cuddly pet which is a great choice for families with children. They appear to be fluffy dogs which seem like a teddy bear with the exception of it being alive.

They have an appealing personality - friendly, cheerful and very smart. However, they might not be the best to become a guard or watchdog as they are very sociable with humans. Since the Double Doodle is smart, training is easy because they learn tricks and commands quickly. They can be trained as search and rescue dogs, in retrieving, hunting and even detecting narcotics. If you consider raising the double doodle, extra health monitoring should be done with regular vaccine shots and veterinarian visits.

Cockapoo (Cocker Spaniel and Poodle)

The Cockapoo is a result of mixing the Poodle and Cocker Spaniel. They are happy, gentle, adorable and affectionate dogs which is a good choice as a pet companion. They want to be with their family members most of the time and don’t want to be left alone for long. Since they are friendly, it is easy for them to socialize and befriend other humans and other pets as well.

However, they are not suitable as guard dogs for they don’t show much aggression to strangers. Cockapoos appear to have fluffy coats but don’t shed much. It does not need a lot of maintenance and are easy to take care. They generally are lightweight, about 11-22 lbs and a height of about 8-12 inches. They have a moderately soft, long fluffy coat and comes in various colors such as cream, black, apricot, white, chocolate, silver among others.

Miniature Boxer (Boston Terrier and Boxer)

Miniature Boxers are bred with the intent of making it small and cute. It is a mix between the boxer and Boston Terrier. Even though the mini boxer is small in size, it has strong instincts, friendly, playful and intelligent. It also has a strong and sturdy body and can be active despite its size. People who prefer small-sized dogs may find this dog their perfect pet companion as they can be easily managed and just fine living in small-sized houses or apartments.

Unfortunately though, because of its breed, the miniature boxers are prone to have some health issues which means extra medical care should be given. Regular veterinarian visits and vaccine shots are required and a healthy diet should be given to avoid further illnesses.

Gollie (Golden Retriever and Collie)

Gollies are a combination of the Collie and Golden Retriever. They are so lovable, energetic and pretty much clever. They sometimes go by the name Golden Collies and are commonly found in animal shelters. Gollies’ common colors are white, brown, gold and black. But there are some that appear to have a combination of 2 or 3 colors. They shed a lot, hence it requires regular maintenance and needs a lot of brushing in order to keep its coat healthy. Gollies are great around children.

They enjoy playing and are very tolerant that is why it is suitable as a pet companion for families with children. They easily bond with their family and are very loyal and obedient. They are very energetic which makes them need an ample amount of exercise and time outdoors to release their excess energy. However, Gollies do not want to be left alone most of the time, hence single people who work a lot is not a suitable companion for this dog.

Yorkipoo (Yorkshire Terrier and Poodle)

If you are looking for a pet companion that is cute, tiny but has a lot of spunk then the Yorkipoo is the best one for you. With a combination of the Poodle and Yorkshire Terrier, this cutie bundle of joy can capture anyone’s heart at an instant. Yorkipoos are entertainers. They enjoy the attention, having fun and are always looking for fun and mischief. They want to be with their owner all the time and is very affectionate and gentle.

What is good about the Yorkipoo is that they are tiny which makes them suitable for living in small apartments or houses. So you might want to reconsider giving them as a gift to your senior relatives. One downside of owning a Yorkipoo is that they bark a lot. This can be a problem, especially if you are living in an apartment or house with nearby neighbors. The good thing though is it wards off strangers or intruders because of its relentless barking.

Boxador (Boxer and Labrador)

Labrador Retrievers are very loving and loyal while Boxers are typically energetic and playful. Therefore mixing these two breeds together create an ideal family pet that is a perfect companion when going out on an adventure, enjoying playtime and even when exercising. The Boxador is another popular dog crossbreed. Usually, Boxador has a medium to large built and a toned body. They usually weigh about 80 lbs and reach around 25 inches in height. They typically have smooth and short hair which make them shed less so they are very easy to maintain.

Boxadors are full of energy hence they require a lot of playtime and exercise. They enjoy running and playing fetch which makes them ideal playmates for kids. They are known as gentle giants because they play with smaller kids with care. Because of that, it is not such a bad idea having them on retirement homes because they are fun to be around, protective of their owners, obedient and are considered as great working dogs.

Hug (Husky and Pug)

The Hug Dog also known as Pugsky is another cross mix of the Siberian Husky and Pug breeds. They are very loyal, intelligent, loving and extremely alert. The Hugs have a muscular and stocky body and have the Husky’s elongated muzzle. They are usually small to medium-sized. They reach around 22 inches and weigh around 30-60 lbs. Their coats are usually colored red, white, gray, silver or black and can vary from long and thick coat to short and fine coat.

Most Hugs are friendly which makes them ideal for families with kids. However, they require a lot of space because they need a lot of exercise to consume their energy. Therefore, they are not suitable for homes with limited or small spaces. They tend to be high maintenance as well because it requires regular visits to the veterinarian and grooming parlor because they tend to shed a lot.

Chug (Chihuahua and Pug)

This mix of Chihuahua and Pug is another dog breed that you can consider when looking for a cute and tiny dog companion. It is loyal, affectionate and very playful. However, since it has a mix of the Pug and Chihuahua, it exhibits undesirable traits such as yapping and excessive breathing. Chugs are the best companions for families without any other pets and have older children. They are not ideal pets for older or senior people.

They tend to get annoyed easily and do not get along well with other pets. But despite some undesirable traits, Chugs are independent, funny and comic in nature. They are attention-seekers, energetic and very confident of their charm. Maybe that is the reason why they are very suitable for single people as they can be given utmost attention which is what chugs want most of the time.

Miniature English Bulldog (English Bulldog and Pug)

The crossbreed between the English Bulldog and Pug produces Mini Bulldog. They are known for being tiny but filled with affection and loyalty. Mini bulldogs usually have broad shoulders, low body but with a huge head. They do not require much exercise and are low maintenance hence they are suitable for first-time dog owners and small families. They don’t require big spaces that is why they can live even on apartments or small houses.

The Mini bulldogs usually weigh around 20 to 45 pounds for males and females and have a height of around 12 to 16 inches. They have wrinkly faces and tiny floppy ears, with a flat looking face and squished nose. They have smooth and short coat with colors that vary from black, silver, white, fawn, red and brindle. They do not shed that much which makes it easier for owners to take care of them. Just like most crossbreeds, it is also important to visit the veterinarian regularly and give them the required vaccine shots yearly.

Bull-Pei (English Bulldog and Shar Pei)

Bullpei is another mixed breed from its parents Chinese Shar-Pei and English Bulldog. Its size varies from being medium to large-sized with a lifespan ranging from 8-12 years. They usually weigh around 35-60 pounds and exhibit a muscular and sturdy body. It has a thick neck with smooth skin but can sometimes look wrinkly. The coat is fine, straight and rough. Common colors of Bull Peis come in black, brown, golden, chocolate and white.

Bullpeis are obedient, protective, loyal and loving. They can be playful and energetic but they tend to be stubborn and territorial at times. While they have a gentle side, they have the tendency to be suspicious of strangers and will take time before getting used to them. However, they can be trained easily and does not require much exercise since they are not that active. Hence, if you are looking for a simple pet dog companion, a Bull Pei is the best candidate that you can consider.

Morkie (Maltese and Yorkshire Terrier)

Ever wonder what a Morkie is? Take a Maltese and a Yorkshire Terrier together and bingo! You have a Morkie! This dog may sound pricey but before you think about breaking the bank, let me give you some interesting facts about this superbly adorable creature. Morkies are definitely a tiny pup and may grow from 6 to 8 inches and weigh up to 4 to 8 pounds. It can even fit in a teacup! This quality makes Morkie a good pet for retirement homes and retired seniors who need a lap dog as a part of therapy. But this doesn’t mean that it doesn’t love outdoor activities.

You need to give it ample playtime outside. This extremely cute dog inherited its beauty from its parents so its coat color may vary from black, brown, tan or white. Its hair needs to be brushed at least twice a week. Though Morkie is a tiny dog, it doesn’t mean it has a tiny appetite too. Morkies REALLY LOVE TO EAT. This fuels its energetic and playful nature. This dog crossbreed is a good combination of a feisty, lively and affectionate dog. It’s very trusting and loves full attention. They will bark nonstop when left alone but this quality makes it an excellent watchdog. This dog breed is also good in socializing so when you own one start training it when it’s a pup or it might become shy.

Shollie (German Shepherd and Border Collie)

A Shollie is a hybrid between a pure German Shepherd and a Border Collie which are both extremely popular dog breeds. This is a popular breed in New Zealand for herding purposes. Shollies are large dogs and a truly wonderful family dog. It is affectionate and protective of its owners, so you can trust this breed to love and protect your kids. Shollie is also a highly intelligent dog breed. It can live 15 to 17 years with proper diet, exercise, and health care.

Though a big dog, a Shollie can only consume 3 to 4 cups of dog food twice a day. Its agility, playful and energetic nature can sometimes be rough so it needs to be supervised when around young children. Health concerns are not a usual issue for Shollie however a regular trip to the veterinarian is necessary to avoid genetic diseases.

Weimador (Weimanarer and Labrador)

If you're a new dog owner or someone who wants a multi-talented dog, then you need a Weimador. This is a very large dog that comes from a mixture of a Labrador and a Weimaraner. A dog breed that has been characterized with muscular stature, long nuzzle with large expressive eyes, a dark grayish nose, long curly ears, and long legs.

Though it's a large dog, it’s considered as a gentle giant for it is Intelligent, loyal, gentle, affectionate, and energetic. A friendly dog by nature, it makes a perfect companion to seniors. A Weimador is a highly trainable animal and a great swimmer too. Though a large dog, it only needs two meals a day packed with nutrients and protein.

Whoodle (Wheaten Terrier and Poodle)

Whoodles also known as Wheatendoodle, Sweatenpoo, Wheatenpoo or Sweatendoodle, are crossbreeds of the Poodle and Wheaten Terrier. They are friendly, active and playful dogs. Whoodles are intelligent and can easily be trained. They want to be surrounded by a lot of people and crave for company. They enjoy having a lot of playtime and be enclosed by a lot of plush toys.

Therefore, this dog does not want to be left alone for a long period of time as they can experience separation anxiety. When living with a whoodle, it is best that you have time to take them for walks as they love going on a stroll and socializing. Seniors will also find them adorable because they are very inquisitive and love to entertain. Whoodles may vary from small to medium sizes. They often weigh around 20-45 lbs with a height of 20 inches.

Docker (Dachshund and Cocker Spaniel)

Another adorable and cute crossbreed mix is the Dockers. They sometimes go by other names such as Spaniel Doxie or Doxie Spaniel. They are a combination of the Cocker Spaniel and Dachshund. Dockers enjoy a lot of playtimes or simply lounging around with their owners. They are very active which makes them great pet companions for people who enjoy going out in the woods or going out for an adventure in the great outdoors.

They enjoy playing catch, fetch, hiking and even chasing squirrels. Just like other dog breeds, they don’t want to be left alone for so long. That’s the reason why they are very ideal for big families living in big, spacious homes. Most Dockers are black, tan, brown or red. Their coats can be a combination of both parents which is short and wiry to being silky and soft. They do not cope easily with extreme weather conditions so you might want to provide them with jackets during the winter season and sunscreen during summertime.

Saint Berdoodle (Saint Bernard and Poodle)

Who would have thought that the humongous St. Bernard can be mixed with the cute and tiny poodle? The Saint Berdoodle combination mostly takes the characteristics of the Saint Bernard. It weighs around 80 kgs with a height of 60 to 70cms, which means that there is nothing small about this mix breed. They are very loving and affectionate which is a suitable addition for families with kids and other types of pets. Saint Berdoodles are very sociable and people-oriented. They enjoy human company and do not want to be left alone for long.

They have an incredible charm which makes people fall in love with them in an instant. However, they have the tendency to be so clingy that they develop separation anxiety. Although they are great with people and kids, one should be careful when they are with small kids due to their big size. Saint Berdoodles are great guard dogs because they are loyal and protective of their family.

Dalcorgi (Corgi and Dalmatian)

The Dalcorgi is another crossbreed between the Corgi and Dalmatian parents. They are sometimes known as Corgi-Dalmatian mix. This dog breed is sweet, playful and very intelligent. Dalcorgis look a lot like a Dalmatian when it comes to coat but it has sturdy and short legs inherited from the Corgi. They weigh around 20-50 lbs with an average height of 10-12 inches. Its life expectancy may last around 12-15 years.

Dalcorgis are great companions and wonderful as an additional family pet. They have an outgoing personality and are very bubbly. They are very independent and smart which makes them easy to train and get along with. Because Dalcorgis are fairly new crossbreeds, it is recommended to have regular visits with your veterinarian to monitor its health and wellness.

Golden Rottie (Golden Retriever and Rottweiler)

Golden Rotties are a mix of the Great Golden Retriever and Rottweiler. Also known as Golden Rott, they are said to be an interesting mix because of the outstanding traits both of its parents have. Golden Rotties will likely be great as hunting, search and rescue, obedience training and therapy dog. They can even be a great addition to retirement homes because they will be of great help to seniors when it comes to therapy work.

These dogs can weigh around 95-135 lbs with a height of 24-27 inches for males while the female can weigh around 80-100 lbs with a height of 22-25 inches – making it a huge type of dog. Golden Rotties have high levels of energy and want to run around and exercise. Therefore, it needs a lot of interaction, regular movement, and various activities to make sure that they remain happy and healthy. It is strong and powerful which may not be ideal for families with young kids or small pets.

Taco Terrier (Toy Fox Terrier and Chihuahua)

Taco Terriers are crossbreed from their parent Toy Fox Terrier and Chihuahua. They are also commonly known as Chitoxy. This mix breed was first introduced in 2003 and has long gained popularity as a cute and adorable pet dog to own. The Taco Terrier loves to be a part of a family. Just like the trait of a Chihuahua, they are devoted to a particularly special person. They are energetic and bright.

Most of the time, they weigh just like normal Chihuahuas and have single, short coats which mean they can’t stand extreme cold conditions. Taco terriers are brave despite its size. If they feel threatened, they won’t hesitate to fight back in order to protect their family and themselves. So you must also be careful when your dog is around strangers. You might want to consider visiting the veterinarian and administer vaccines to make sure it is healthy and can live for a long time.

Czechoslovakian Wolf Dog (German Shepherd and Wolfdog)

The Czechoslovakian Wolf Dog is the result of mixing together the German Shepherd with the Wolfdog. The aim of this combination is to breed a superior type of dog which has a pack mentality and trainability of German Shepherds while having the stamina, strength, and build of a wolfdog. Fortunately, they were successful in creating such a result as they have been used in many military operations and best in search and rescue missions, tracking and hunting. If you are a first-time dog owner, this is not the one you will likely own. Veteran dog breeders and owners best suit raising such a powerful dog.

They are mostly used by military personnel and police as due to its wit, obedience and physical attributes. But despite it being such a powerful dog, the Czechoslovakian Wolf Dog can be a valuable pet companion. They have the tendency to be attached to their owner which makes them protective, loyal and the perfect guard dog. However, necessary precautions should be observed, especially when you have small children. Regular training and socialization are very important for dogs such as this type in order to avoid hurting someone.

Borsky (Border Collie and Husky)

The Borsky is another mixed breed of the Border Collie and Husky. Having the traits of its parents, the Borsky exhibits characteristics of being friendly, loyal, witty, intelligent and enthusiastic. It is highly energetic and wants to be occupied with a lot of playtime and outdoor fun. So if you are considering having this as your pet companion, be sure that you are ready to spare some time to bring it out as often as possible.

Since Borskys are intelligent, they are easily trained but can sometimes tend to be stubborn. They have great hunting abilities and can be quite aggressive, especially when overly excited. Shedding is another issue when the Borsky is overheated. Hence, be sure that you regularly brush its coat every day to avoid too much shedding. Borskys lifespan is much longer than their parents which is quite surprising for a mixed breed.

Frenchton (Boston Terrier and French Bulldog)

Another interesting mix is Frenchton. Born out of the combination of Boston Terrier and French Bulldog, this mix is another cute and tiny pet dog that is best for single people and those living in small spaces in the city. With a height of not higher than 16 inches, it also appears with a flat face, round head, and snubby nose. It loves cuddling and aims to please its owner most of the time. It is very sociable and energetic as well.

They usually need daily walks in order to release some of their excess energy. Training and teaching them is not a problem as they can cope and learn with ease. But just like other dog breeds, they also hate being left alone for a long time. They destroy things when distressed and left alone that is why they need to be taken to daycare or be left with a dog walker, especially if you know that you won’t be able to come back home early.

German Chow (German Shepherd and Chow Chow)

Also known as the Chow Shepherd, this is a mix of the German Shepherd and Chow Chow breed. It is a very playful and energetic dog that needs a lot of space, time and owner’s attention. It normally weighs around 40-90 lbs and has a height of around 26 inches. They have thick and fluffy coats which can be tan, white, brown, black, blue and red. Some have a combination of colors on them. If you consider having this as your pet, then make sure that you have enough space and time to take care of them. They are not suitable for senior people as they can be high maintenance.

German Chows should be trained and socialized at a young age in order to prevent it from having aggressive behavior to strangers and other pets. They are filled with energy and are pretty smart that is why training will not be difficult. However, they are also prone to having separation anxiety which means that they can’t be left alone for long.