Crossbreeds

The Wauzer is a small, fluffy dog breed that emerges from the crossbreeding of a West Highland Terrier and a Schnauzer. Renowned for their low shedding, these hybrid dogs are an excellent option for those who suffer from allergies to pet dander. Typically, Wauzers stand at a height of around 15 inches and boast a coat that can be found in a variety of colors, such as black, white, silver, or dark brindle. These dogs are known for their sharp intelligence, playful spirit, friendly nature, and loving disposition. They make fantastic companions for children, exhibiting a vibrant energy that drives them to run, dig, jump, and partake in various playful activities. To keep a Wauzer engaged, it’s important to provide an abundance of toys, as they have a natural inclination to chew. Overall, this breed thrives on companionship, enjoying both snuggles and energetic playtime with their owners.

The Havaco is a designer dog breed resulting from the cross between a Havanese and a Cocker Spaniel, primarily bred to be a companion. Despite its recognition by the American Canine Hybrid Club, the Havaco is still not widely known. While both parent breeds enjoy popularity, the Havanese is considered rare, which likely affects the Havaco's visibility. This small, toy-sized dog is perfect for those living in apartments and shows impressive adaptability to different climates.

The Pom-Kee hybrid is an intriguing combination of the Pomeranian and the Keeshond, merging two unique purebred lineages, each with its own background and function. The Pomeranian, which initially originated as a larger herding breed, contrasts with the Keeshond, whose main purpose was to serve as a companion and a watchdog. Nevertheless, during the 17th and 18th centuries, the amiable Keeshond demonstrated its adaptability by also taking on hunting duties, assisting in the management of rat populations and other vermin while protecting ships and their cargo.

The Affengriffon is a mixed breed resulting from the combination of the Affenpinscher and the Brussels Griffon. Classified as a toy breed, these small dogs are remarkably versatile, adapting well to various living environments, whether in spacious rural homes or snug urban apartments. However, their small stature may not be ideal for families with very young children. On the other hand, older children who know how to interact gently with pets can develop a strong bond with this breed. Furthermore, Affengriffons tend to get along well with other animals, particularly if they are introduced to them early on. This breed is also recognized for its minimal shedding, often being considered hypoallergenic.

The Bassugg is a charming mix of the Basset Hound and the Pug, typically taking on the Basset Hound's appearance while also displaying some distinctive traits of the Pug. These dogs are known for their laid-back personalities and thrive on companionship, making them perfect for snuggling up with their owners. This quality makes them an excellent option for families and those new to pet ownership. For seniors seeking a canine companion, the Bassugg is especially fitting due to its serene nature and gentle temperament. Despite their calmness, they have enough playful energy to keep retirees active and engaged. While this breed is generally easy to train, they may inherit a touch of stubbornness from their Basset Hound ancestry. However, there's no need for alarm; both parent breeds are intelligent, and with consistent training, patience, and positive reinforcement, your Bassugg will adapt quickly. It’s worth mentioning that, due to the short coats of both parent breeds, Bassuggs are not ideal for cold climates. During colder months, it’s advisable to keep them indoors, and in hot weather, their outdoor time should be limited to avoid overheating.

The Maltipom is a charming blend of two loving purebred breeds: the attentive Maltese and the clever, gentle Pomeranian. This hybrid dog is recognized by five canine organizations and can be known by various names, including Maltipom, Malti-Pom, Pomanese, or Pomamees, depending on the association. Unlike its purebred lineage, the Maltipom does not have a well-documented history, which complicates efforts to determine when it first appeared as a designer breed.

Blue Tzu Heelers are a mixed breed that emerges from the combination of Australian Cattle Dogs and Shih Tzus. Bred primarily for companionship, these dogs are known for their friendly, energetic, and loving demeanor, though they can occasionally display a stubborn streak. They need a moderate amount of exercise and flourish with ample human interaction. Their lifespan typically falls between 10 to 14 years, with heights ranging from 11 to 18 inches and weights between 16 to 35 pounds. In appearance, Blue Tzu Heelers have a shaggy look reminiscent of Cattle Dogs, while also showcasing some unique features of Shih Tzus. As a relatively recent breed, their standards are still being developed, and they have yet to gain recognition from the American Kennel Club, although they are included in the Designer Breed Registry as hybrids.

The Westiepoo, commonly known as the Westiedoodle or Wee-Poo, is an energetic and clever mixed breed that results from crossing a Poodle with a West Highland White Terrier. Renowned for their inquisitive and friendly demeanor, these dogs make wonderful companions for families. Their high level of intelligence typically makes training a straightforward process. Furthermore, Westiepoos do not shed, which makes them a suitable choice for those with allergies. With a playful nature, they thrive particularly well in households with older children who can engage with them appropriately. Although they are quite energetic, Westiepoos can adjust to different living environments as long as they receive sufficient exercise and mental stimulation.

The Scoland Terrier is a charming mix of the Scottish Terrier and the West Highland White Terrier, both originating from Scotland. This hybrid represents the ideal terrier, combining playfulness, intelligence, loyalty, affection, and energy with a dash of spirited courage, all encapsulated in an irresistibly cute puppy that is bound to win your heart. Beyond being a source of joy and companionship, the Scoland Terrier also serves as a loyal guardian for you and your family, all while showcasing its delightful and lively nature.

The English Borsetter Collie is a unique breed resulting from the combination of a Border Collie and an English Setter. Both parent breeds are recognized for their energetic nature and were initially bred for work-related tasks. Consequently, the English Borsetter Collie shares this high energy and demands significant physical activity, along with a secure, fenced area for play. Because of these requirements, they are not ideal for living in apartments. This breed is known for its gentle and calm personality, making it a fantastic option for families with children, as they are both affectionate and loving. However, they may also inherit the herding instincts from the Border Collie, which can result in behaviors like nipping or barking at kids and guests during energetic play. Thankfully, such tendencies can be managed with proper training, as these dogs typically respond well to commands. Inherently sensitive, the English Borsetter Collie is highly perceptive to its owner's signals and emotions. Early socialization is essential for fostering their confidence and promoting suitable behavior. With their striking looks, intelligence, and affectionate nature, the English Borsetter Collie is truly a delightful companion.